OEDT, Austria (Interstat) — ASKÖ Oedt will host SC Kalsdorf on Friday, May 8, 2026, in a Regionalliga clash that could have implications for both sides’ positions in Austria’s third-tier standings. Kickoff is scheduled at the ASKÖ Oedt stadium.

The home team enters the match with momentum, having won three of its last four league outings. Oedt most recently defeated ATuS Velden 2-0 on May 2, following a 3-0 victory at Junge Wikinger Ried on April 26 and a 6-0 thrashing of SK Treibach on April 18. The only blemish in that stretch was a 4-0 loss to ASK Voitsberg on April 4. Oedt’s overall record this season has been solid, with the team earning wins in 10 of its previous 14 matches, along with three draws and one loss.

SC Kalsdorf, meanwhile, has been inconsistent. The visitors earned a 3-1 win over SPG LASK Amateure/OO on April 30, snapping a two-game losing streak that included a 2-1 defeat at ATuS Velden on April 24 and a 4-2 loss to Junge Wikinger Ried on April 12. Kalsdorf’s recent results have been a mixed bag: three wins, five losses and no draws in its last eight matches. The team has struggled on the road, with a 4-0 loss to ASK Voitsberg on Feb. 28 and a 2-1 defeat at ATuS Velden, though it did beat SC Weiz 3-0 away on March 7.

The head-to-head history favors Oedt. In their most recent meeting on Oct. 10, 2025, Oedt won 3-0 at SC Kalsdorf. That result extended Oedt’s dominance in the series, though the teams have not faced off frequently in recent seasons.

Statistics suggest a close contest. Interstat’s game simulator projects a 2-1 victory for ASKÖ Oedt, reflecting the home side’s strong form and Kalsdorf’s defensive vulnerabilities. Oedt has scored at least two goals in seven of its last nine matches, while Kalsdorf has conceded multiple goals in six of its last nine.

Both teams will be missing key players due to injury and suspension, according to club officials. Oedt midfielder Lukas Hofer is doubtful with a hamstring issue, while Kalsdorf will be without defender Andreas Pichler, who serves a one-game ban for yellow-card accumulation.

Friday’s match is part of a full Regionalliga schedule as the season enters its final stretch. Oedt sits in third place, while Kalsdorf is ninth. A win for the home side could solidify its push for promotion, while Kalsdorf aims to climb into the top half of the table.