Austria vs Northern Ireland – Group Stage – Preview & Prediction | UEFA Women’s Euro 2022
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THE FACTS
When is Austria vs Northern Ireland on and what time does it start? Austria vs Northern Ireland will take place on Monday 11th July, 2022 – 17:00 (UK)
Where is Austria vs Northern Ireland taking place? Austria vs Northern Ireland will take place at St Mary’s Stadium in Southampton, UK
Where can I get tickets for Austria vs Northern Ireland? Click here for the latest ticket information for Austria vs Northern Ireland
What channel is Austria vs Northern Ireland on in the UK? Austria vs Northern Ireland will be televised live on BBC channels
Where can I stream Austria vs Northern Ireland in the UK? Austria vs Northern Ireland can be streamed live on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website & app
KEY STATS
- Excluding penalty shoot-outs, Austria have lost only one of their previous six Women’s EURO final tournament matches (W2 D3)
- Austria have not scored in their last three UEFA Women’s EURO final tournament matches
- Austria have conceded a total of just two goals in their previous six UEFA Women’s EURO final tournament matches
- Barbara Dunst scored in each of Austria’s two matches against Northern Ireland in the qualifying campaign for the 2023 World Cup
- Northern Ireland have lost their last five international matches
- Northern Ireland have conceded three goals or more in each of their last four international matches
- Northern Ireland have only failed to score in two of their last ten international matches
PREDICTED LINE-UPS
Austria: Zinsberger; Wienroither, Wenninger, Schnaderbeck, Hanshaw; Zadrazil, Puntigam, Feiersinger; Dunst, Billa, Naschenweng
Northern Ireland: Burns; Nelson, McFadden, Burrows; Magee, Callaghan, McCarron, Vance; Wade, Furness, K McGuinness
THE PREDICTIONNorthern Ireland can take heart from the fight they showed against Norway last time in Southampton and although they were beaten 4-1, to find the net against such quality opposition and ultimately draw the second-half 1-1 is an achievement their players can be proud of. Austria represent the best chance Northern Ireland have of gaining any points in Group A, but again it will be a huge ask for them. Although Irene Fuhrmann’s side lost to England in their opening group game, to lose by just a single goal against one of the favourites to win the tournament in front of their home crowd is a testament as to their defensive grit. In Northern Ireland they face a significantly weaker team as opposed to England and thus should be afforded more clear-cut chances, so back Austria to pick up three crucial points in this one.
