SeekirchenvsWallern

Seekirchen host Wallern in round six of the Austrian Regionalliga Nord, with both sides playing on a congested schedule after matches on 2026-08-28. No league table data is available, leaving recent form and the model as the main reference points. The model gives the home side a 46.1% win probability despite projecting a 1-1 scoreline.

Seekirchen's last five results are W-D-W-L-L (most recent first), with an average of 1.4 goals scored and 2.4 conceded per game. At home, they have two wins and two losses in four matches, scoring and conceding 1.25 goals per game.

Wallern's last five results are L-W-W-W-D (most recent first), averaging a high 3.2 goals scored and 1.2 conceded. Away, they have one win, one draw, and one loss in three matches, with two goals scored and two conceded per game.

The teams have met just once on record, with Seekirchen winning 3-0 on 2026-08-28. With a sample of one, this record carries little predictive value.

Seekirchen's home form shows a 50% win rate across their last four games, with 1.25 goals scored and conceded per match. Wallern's away form over three games shows a 33.3% win rate, with two goals both for and against per game. Neither side holds a clear venue-based edge.

Both teams are on a short turnaround, having played on the same day as this fixture, with the schedule flagged as congested. The lack of league table data adds uncertainty, and the model's medium confidence reflects that. Wallern's recent matches have been high-scoring, while Seekirchen's home numbers are balanced.

The model gives Seekirchen a 46.1% win probability, a 21.5% draw, and a 32.4% away win, making the home side the most likely winner. The expected-goals projection is 1-1, while 1-1 and 2-1 are the joint-most likely exact scores at 8.6% each. It also projects about 3.65 total goals, with a 69.8% chance both teams score and the most common single margin a home win by two or more (26.1%).

The data collectively points to a close game with Seekirchen holding a narrow edge. The small head-to-head sample and the model's medium confidence are the main caveats. A draw or a one-goal win for either side would fit the projected numbers as well as the favored two-goal home margin.