SK Sturm Graz vs Red Bull Salzburg: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sun, 09 Nov '25)

The upcoming Austrian Bundesliga clash is set to unfold at the Merkur Arena in Austria on Sunday, November 9th, 2025. Analyzing the head-to-head record between SK Sturm Graz and Red Bull Salzburg over their last three encounters reveals a clear advantage for SK Sturm Graz, who have emerged victorious in all three matchups. Red Bull Salzburg, on the other hand, has not recorded any wins or draws against their rivals during this period.

In their most recent meeting on September 20, 2025, SK Sturm Graz secured a 2-0 triumph as the away team. Heading into this match, SK Sturm Graz are coming off a 1-2 defeat to SK Rapid Wien, whereas Red Bull Salzburg enters with a strong momentum after a 4-1 victory against SV Ried.

Domestically, Red Bull Salzburg holds the top position in the league standings, while SK Sturm Graz occupies the fourth spot. Player performance will be crucial; for SK Sturm Graz, Otar Kiteishvili emerges as a key player with 6 goals this season. Red Bull Salzburg will rely on Mads Emil Mads Emil Kjaergaard, who leads the team with 4 assists. Top player ratings for SK Sturm Graz include Max Johnston (7.47), Otar Kiteishvili (7.33), and Tomi Horvat (7.33). Meanwhile, Red Bull Salzburg's top performers include Tim Trummer (7.42), Jannik Schuster (7.38), and Alexander Schlager (7.33).

Statistical analysis shows SK Sturm Graz having an average possession percentage of 56.27% this season, slightly lower than Red Bull Salzburg’s 58.75%. When predicting the number of corners, SK Sturm Graz averages 5.91 corners per match, whereas Red Bull Salzburg averages 4.67. Discipline-wise, SK Sturm Graz has accumulated 26 yellow cards and conceded 2 penalty goals, identical to Red Bull Salzburg's record of 20 yellow cards and 2 penalties conceded.

Considering these statistical insights and the current form of both teams, SK Sturm Graz seems poised to extend their winning streak against Red Bull Salzburg. The form and dynamics suggest SK Sturm Graz might emerge as victors in this contest.