VIENNA (Interstat) — SV Gloggnitz will host SC/ESV Parndorf 1919 on Friday, Aug. 21, in an Austrian Regionalliga football match, with both teams looking for a sharper result after their most recent outings.

Gloggnitz enters off a 4-1 loss at Wiener SC on Thursday, Aug. 13. Parndorf, meanwhile, drew 1-1 at Kremser SC the same day. The home side will try to tighten up after conceding four goals, while Parndorf will look to build on the road point it earned.

One player to watch for Gloggnitz is Nick Giuliani. In his most recent appearance, at Wiener SC on Aug. 14, Giuliani was substituted out after seeing minutes in the match. His work in the attacking third could be important for a Gloggnitz side trying to bounce back.

For Parndorf, Jan-Sebastian Koppensteiner is a player to watch. Koppensteiner also saw action in Parndorf’s 1-1 draw at Kremser SC on Aug. 14. He and the Parndorf midfield will aim to control the tempo and create chances against a Gloggnitz defense that struggled last time out.

Parndorf’s most recent result featured several late substitutions. Thomas Lamster, Lorenz Gollowitzer and Luka Grašić all entered in the 90th minute of the Aug. 13 match at Kremser SC. Gloggnitz also used late substitutes in its loss to Wiener SC, with Jan Steinhuber, Michael Gotsiridse and Moritz Kneißl coming on in the 90th minute. Those late appearances could give both coaches additional options if Friday’s match remains close.

According to Interstat’s game simulator, the most likely final score is 1-1. However, Interstat’s ELO system gives SV Gloggnitz a 62.90 percent probability to win. The difference suggests a tight, competitive match, with the hosts holding an edge in overall rating despite the simulator leaning toward a draw.

The match is organized by the Regionalliga, one of Austria’s regional divisions. Kickoff is set for Friday, Aug. 21, 2026, with Gloggnitz at home and Parndorf traveling as the visiting side. Both clubs will be eager to get back on track, and the outcome could come down to which team handles the closing minutes better.