SV Tillmitsch secured a convincing 3-1 home victory over FC Schladming in the Austrian Landesliga on May 16, 2026, at the Sportplatz Tillmitsch. The result keeps Tillmitsch firmly in the hunt for the upper half of the table, while Schladming continues to search for consistency on the road.

Match Overview

Playing in front of their home supporters, SV Tillmitsch took control of the match from the opening whistle. The hosts displayed a disciplined tactical approach, building through the midfield and using the width of the pitch to stretch the Schladming defence. The first goal arrived midway through the first half when a well‑worked corner kick was headed home by central defender Lukas Hofer. Tillmitsch doubled their advantage before the break as striker Matthias Wagner converted a penalty after a handball in the box.

Schladming came out with renewed energy after halftime and pulled one back in the 53rd minute through a long‑range effort from midfielder Fabian Gruber. However, any hopes of a comeback were short‑lived. Tillmitsch restored their two‑goal cushion in the 67th minute after a swift counter‑attack finished by substitute Elias Pichler. The home side managed the game professionally in the final quarter, holding onto the 3‑1 lead with solid defensive organisation.

Standings Context

The win moves SV Tillmitsch to 32 points from 20 matches, placing them sixth in the Austrian Landesliga table. FC Schladming remain in 11th position with 21 points, now four points clear of the relegation playoff spot. For Tillmitsch, this performance demonstrates their ability to capitalise on home advantage – they have lost only twice at the Sportplatz Tillmitsch this season.

Key Performers

• Lukas Hofer (Tillmitsch) – Opened the scoring and marshalled the back line effectively.
• Elias Pichler (Tillmitsch) – Came off the bench to seal the win with a clinical finish.
• Fabian Gruber (Schladming) – Scored a stunning consolation goal but couldn’t inspire a full recovery.

What’s Next

SV Tillmitsch travel to face bottom‑side SC Kalsdorf next weekend, while FC Schladming host mid‑table Gleinstätten as they look to climb away from danger.