Austria won 3-1
Austria vs Jordan finished Austria won 3-1. The match is part of the World Cup - Group Stage - 1. It was played at Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara. Date: Wednesday, 17 June 2026. Goals: R. Schmid (21′), A. Olwan (50′), Y. Al Arab (76′) and M. Arnautovic (90′).
Austria and Jordan have met 1 times: Austria 1 wins, Jordan 0 wins.
| Austria | Stat | Jordan |
|---|---|---|
| 4 | Shots on Goal | 4 |
| 6 | Shots off Goal | 5 |
| 11 | Total Shots | 11 |
| 1 | Blocked Shots | 2 |
| 6 | Shots insidebox | 7 |
| 5 | Shots outsidebox | 4 |
| 12 | Fouls | 7 |
| 4 | Corner Kicks | 3 |
A. Schlager, S. Posch, P. Lienhart, D. Alaba, P. Mwene, N. Seiwald, X. Schlager, R. Schmid, K. Laimer, M. Sabitzer, S. Kalajdzic
Coach: Ralf Rangnick
Y. Abulaila, A. Nasib, Y. Al Arab, M. Abualnadi, E. Haddad, N. Al Rashdan, N. Al Rawabdeh, M. Abu Taha, O. Al Fakhouri, A. Olwan, M. Tamari
Coach: Jamal Sellami
Austria beat Jordan 3-1 at Levi's Stadium to claim three points in their World Cup campaign. The Austrians controlled large stretches of the match and converted their chances with clinical finishing, though Jordan showed enough attacking threat to trouble the European side.
Christoph Schmid gave Austria an early advantage in the 21st minute, tapping in after Xaver Schlager's assist. The goal settled the hosts, who moved the ball with purpose through midfield and created space on the flanks. Jordan, however, refused to sit deep. They pressed high and looked for opportunities on the counter-attack, with Amer Olwan eventually finding the net in the 50th minute. Nassir Al Rawabdeh provided the assist for that goal, levelling the match and setting up a competitive second half.
Austria reasserted control after Olwan's equaliser. Yanis Al Arab restored the lead in the 76th minute, giving the Austrians breathing room. Marko Arnautovic sealed the result with a goal in the 90th minute, ensuring there would be no late Jordan comeback.
The Austrian defence, marshalled by David Alaba, held firm when needed. Philipp Mwene and Phillipp Posch provided width and cover in defence, while Nicolas Seiwald and Xaver Schlager controlled the tempo in midfield. Konrad Laimer and Marcel Sabitzer offered support in attacking phases, allowing Austria to stretch Jordan across the pitch.
Jordan's attacking unit worked hard throughout. Olwan's finish showed quality, and the team created problems for Austria on the break. Eisa Haddad and Noor Al Rashdan provided defensive stability, though they could not prevent Austria's superior finishing from telling.
Christoph Schmid opened the scoring and was involved in Austria's attacking play. Xaver Schlager's assist for the opening goal demonstrated his importance to Austria's build-up play. Yanis Al Arab's goal in the 76th minute proved decisive. Marko Arnautovic's finish in the final minute capped a professional performance.
For Jordan, Amer Olwan's goal kept them in the contest, while Nassir Al Rawabdeh's assist showed the team could create chances despite Austria's dominance.
Austria move into the knockout stages with a convincing group-stage victory. The three goals demonstrate attacking depth, and the ability to respond after Jordan's equaliser suggests mental resilience. Jordan, despite the defeat, showed they can compete at this level. Their performance offers encouragement ahead of their remaining matches, though they will need to tighten their defence if they are to progress.
