Austria Klagenfurt hosts Saalfelden W in a 2. Frauenliga match Sunday, May 17, at a venue to be announced. Kickoff is scheduled for a time to be determined.

Austria Klagenfurt enters the contest on a strong run, unbeaten in its last five league outings. The team most recently played to a scoreless draw at Rapid on May 9. Prior to that, Klagenfurt posted three consecutive victories: a 3-0 home win over Wack Innsbruck W on May 3, a 4-0 shutout of Wiener SC on April 26, and a 4-1 win against SPG Geretsberg W on April 19. That stretch followed a 1-0 win at USC Landhaus W on April 5.

Klagenfurt’s only losses this season came in March (Interstat) — a 3-1 defeat to LUV Graz W on March 22 and a 2-1 loss to R-W Rankweil W on March 15 (Interstat) — but the team has since stabilized. Overall, Klagenfurt has scored 23 goals in its last 10 league matches while conceding just eight.

Saalfelden W, by contrast, has struggled. The visiting side has lost four of its last five, including a 3-1 loss at USC Landhaus W on May 3 (Interstat) — its most recent outing. That defeat followed a 3-0 loss to Grazer AK 1902 on April 26, a 1-0 loss to R-W Rankweil W on April 19, and a 2-0 loss at LUV Graz W on April 4. Saalfelden’s only victory during that span came March 22, a 3-2 win at Kraig.

The team has managed just two goals in its last five matches, while conceding 10. Saalfelden’s last clean sheet came Feb. 14, a 0-0 draw with Wack Innsbruck W.

Sunday’s matchup marks the second meeting of the season between the two sides. In their first encounter Nov. 2, 2025, they played to a 1-1 draw in Klagenfurt. That result extended a trend of close contests; in the previous five meetings, two ended in draws, with Klagenfurt winning twice and Saalfelden once.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a 2-1 victory for Austria Klagenfurt, reflecting the home side’s recent form and Saalfelden’s scoring troubles.

The 2. Frauenliga is the second tier of women’s football in Austria. Sunday’s match carries implications for both ends of the table, though current standings were not immediately available. A win would strengthen Klagenfurt’s push toward promotion contention, while Saalfelden looks to halt a slide that has seen it drop points in six of its last seven matches.