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Fehervar AV19
Villach
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Slight edge: Villach
43%
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Outcome probabilities (1X2) · by our model
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Form last 5 matches
Head to head 30
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Prediction commentary
Based on data as of 29 Sep, 18:18Fehervar AV19 secured a 1:0 victory over Villach on 30 September 2026, ending the ICE Hockey League fixture on a single goal in their favour. The Hungarian side lifted three points from their sixth match of the season, while the Austrian visitors remained winless away from home in this period. The result leaves Fehérvár in seventh place, level on points with Villach in eleventh, though the hosts have played one game more.
The decisive moment arrived from the opening period, a goal that separated the two sides for the remainder of the contest. Fehérvár’s attack managed to break through Villach’s defensive line, capitalising on a brief lapse to secure the lead. That goal proved enough to withstand a series of Villach attacks, particularly in the final half-hour, as the visitors searched for an equaliser. The score remained 1:0 until the final whistle, handing Fehérvár a hard-fought win.
The victory moves Fehérvár to seventh in the standings, with 6 points from 6 matches (3 wins, 3 losses). Villach, meanwhile, sit in eleventh place on 6 points from 5 matches (2 wins, 3 losses). The head-to-head record over the last six meetings shows Fehérvár with 4 wins and Villach with 2, dating back to January 2026. Prior to this match, Fehérvár had scored 8 goals and conceded 13 in their previous five league games, while Villach had netted 9 and let in 16 in the same span.
A model published before the match had expected 2.7 goals for Fehérvár and 2.8 for Villach, with an 18% probability of a draw and an 88% chance that both sides would score. The actual outcome defied those projections, with neither side hitting the same attacking outputs as forecast and only one team finding the net. The low-scoring nature of the game contrasts with the model’s prediction of a 91% chance of three or more goals, suggesting a tighter tactical battle than anticipated.