Prediction Austria - Ireland today 02:45 15/11/2026.

Averaging 1.7 goals per match and featuring Over 2.5 goals in 60% of the last 10 matches, the team confirms an entertaining and potent attacking style.

The shirt maintained high tactical stability with a 4-2-3-1 system over the last four matches, demonstrating clear tactical discipline.

Austria's backbone is defined by defensive pillars such as Stefan Posch and Kevin Danso, alongside the midfield trio of Seiwald, Wimmer, and Schlager, creating a solid spine.

Austria secured the Rank 1 position with 8 points after 4 matches, demonstrating consistency and high performance throughout the tournament.

The team has a 50.0% win rate (5 Wins, 3 Draws, 2 Losses) over the last 10 matches, indicating high competitiveness but lacking consistency in results.

The team maintains continuous attacking pressure, averaging 3.5 corners per game, but has received 14 yellow cards in the last 10 matches, indicating a determined yet disciplinary risk approach.

A BTTS rate of 60.0% and conceding an average of 1.4 goals per game in the last 10 matches indicates Austria's exploitable defensive weakness.

Patrick Wimmer is Austria's reliable creative force, boasting the highest accumulated creation metrics and key passes among the core group, despite being currently unavailable due to a hamstring injury.

The absence of Patrick Wimmer is the most serious issue, forcing Austria to restructure its creative role in the midfield and placing great pressure on the remaining pillars.

Austria's defensive weakness is indicated by a cumulative Clean Sheet (CS) rate of 0.00%, suggesting that the defense operates in a very open tactical environment.

Ireland demonstrated high resilience over the last 10 matches, showing excellent adaptability to various match scenarios.

Ireland's defensive system has been the highlight in the last 10 matches, with 4 clean sheets and an average concession rate of only 0.9 goals per game.

Ireland has the ability to score prolifically when given an advantage, as evidenced by their 5-0 win against Grenada and 3-0 victory against Israel in the last 10 matches.

Ireland tends to generate continuous pressure from corner situations and set pieces, evidenced by an average of 5.2 corners per match in the last 10 games.

Ireland maintains high defensive stability thanks to the consistent presence of Jake O'Brien and Liam Scales, who both boast impressive core defensive metrics (for example, Scales with 18 successful tackles) in recent matches, providing a solid foundation for their play.

Jack Moylan is the tempo orchestrator for Ireland, having registered six key passes, alongside consistent support from Conor Coventry and Jason Knight in recent matches.

Ireland often participates in open matches, with both the Over 2.5 goals and BTTS rates at 50% in the last 10 matches.

In terms of personnel, Ireland is assessed as optimal because the absent players (Mason Melia, Kian Leavy, Jaden umeh) are all reserves, which does not affect the core starting players.

Ireland's disciplinary record is a potential risk, having accumulated a total of 14 yellow cards and 1 red card in the last 10 matches.

A clean sheet percentage (CS) of only 25.00% in 4 matches for Ireland suggests that the defense remains vulnerable to pressure and requires improved consistency throughout the tournament.