Treibach moved further clear at the top of the Regional League South when they defeated Wolfsberger II 2:3 on Friday evening. The result lifts the visitors to six points clear at the summit of the table after four matches. It also extends their unbeaten streak to five games across all competitions.
The visitors arrived in good shape, having won two and drawn two of their previous five fixtures. A goalless draw at Felden on their last outing suggested they were building momentum. That same form carried through against a Wolfsberger side that had shown more volatility in recent weeks.
Wolfsberger II's recent record tells a story of inconsistency. They beat Donau Klagenfurt 3:1 and Allerheiligen 3:1, but also suffered heavy defeats — a 1:6 loss at Wildon and a 5:0 hammering at the hands of Austria Klagenfurt. And here's the thing: this result might have been tighter than the scoreline suggests.
By then, Treibach had already established themselves as the team to beat in this division. Six games played, four wins, one draw, one defeat — thirteen points separating them from anyone else. The visitors have now gone unbeaten in five consecutive matches across all competitions.
The home side will look to regroup after a result that leaves them sitting mid-table. Their last defeat came against Austria Klagenfurt, but they have shown they can score against weaker opposition. Three points were on offer and they failed to take them.