Austria rallies to draw with Ireland in UEFA Nations League
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 1, 2026, 10:08 PM
Last updated Oct 1, 2026

Austria secured a comeback draw against the Republic of Ireland in Dublin during the UEFA Nations League, which took place on October 1, 2026. Trailing 2-0 at halftime, Austria scored twice in the second half through Alexander Prass and Michael Gregoritsch. Prass recorded his first international goal, while Gregoritsch's equalizer came from a direct free-kick. With this result, Austria remains unbeaten in League B and holds the top position in their group with 7 points. The other match in the group ended in a goalless draw between Israel and Kosovo.
- •Austria scores two second-half goals to level the match.
- •Troy Parrott scored twice for Ireland in the first half.
- •Prass' goal marks his first for the national team.
- •Austria stays unbeaten in League B with 7 points.
- •Israel and Kosovo finish in a scoreless draw.
- 10:08 PMYahoo Sports — UEFA Nations League: Prass and Gregoritsch seal Austria’s comeback draw against Ireland
"Austria maintained their unbeaten start in League B of the UEFA Nations League with a comeback draw in Dublin against the Republic of Ireland. Bundesliga duo Alexander Prass and Michael Gregoritsch sc...
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