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Frauen-Bundesliga
The league's best attack meets its meanest defence when SK Sturm Graz host a top-of-the-table showdown this Sunday at 12:45 PM.
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Sunday's ADMIRAL Frauen Bundesliga fixture promises fireworks as SK Sturm Graz play host at the Trainingszentrum Messendorf, with kick-off set for 12:45 PM.
It is a genuine heavyweight encounter - the league's most prolific attack, spearheaded by Brigitta Pulins and her eight-goal haul, squares off against a defence that has not conceded a single goal this season. Both sides sit top of the table on maximum points after two rounds.
The fixture has recent pedigree. A wild 5-5 draw last February underlines how little separates these teams. A first-ever victory over the Graz side remains a key target heading into the weekend.
Greta Spinn looks set to miss out through an ankle injury - a blow given the significance of the occasion. Sara Telek, regarded as Austria's leading female referee, will take charge, with the match broadcast live on ORF Sport+.
Meanwhile, Laola1, the league's new media partner, has launched a prediction game inviting fans to forecast results across the matchday.
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