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Frauen-Bundesliga
SK Sturm Graz secured a comfortable 2-0 victory over FC Red Bull Salzburg Frauen in the ADMIRAL Frauen Bundesliga, with goals from Breznik and Sipos settling the contest.
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SK Sturm Graz delivered a commanding performance to beat FC Red Bull Salzburg Frauen 2-0 in the ADMIRAL Frauen Bundesliga, ending both sides' previously unblemished records this season.
Sturm Graz dominated possession early and created the better openings, though initially failed to capitalise. That changed in the 31st minute when Breznik punished a Salzburg defensive error to fire the hosts ahead.
Salzburg came out for the second half looking for a response but couldn't find any rhythm. Sipos made them pay in the 65th minute, slotting home to make it 2-0 and effectively kill the contest.
Triendl came closest for the visitors with a late effort that narrowly missed, but Salzburg never truly threatened a comeback. The final whistle confirmed a frustrating afternoon for the Red Bulls.
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