World Cup
4:00 AMJune 17, 2026
Group Stage – 1
Levi’s Stadium
Referee: Dahane Beida, Mauritania
Austria
Jordan
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1.66
Expected goals (xG)
0.53
-1.73
Goals Prevented
-1.73
Passing
488 (84%)
Accurate passes
241 (73%)
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1
G
Alexander Schlager
16
D
Phillipp Mwene
8
D
David Alaba (C)
15
D
Philipp Lienhart
5
D
Stefan Posch
M
Xaver Schlager
21′
6
M
Nicolas Seiwald
M
Marcel Sabitzer
77′ Unsportsmanlike conduct
20
M
Konrad Laimer
M
Romano Schmid
21′
14
F
Saša Kalajdžić
Substitutes
11
F
Michael Gregoritsch
26
M
Alessandro Schöpf
22
D
Alexander Prass
19
M
Dejan Ljubičić
10
M
Florian Grillitsch
25
D
Michael Svoboda
23
D
Marco Friedl
2
D
David Affengruber
13
G
Patrick Pentz
12
G
Florian Wiegele
M
Patrick Wimmer
83′ Replaced by R. SchmidM
Paul Wanner
59′ Replaced by P. MweneM
Carney Chukwuemeka
59′ Replaced by X. SchlagerD
Kevin Danso
59′ Replaced by D. AlabaF
Marko Arnautović
90+12′
46′ Replaced by S. Kalajdzic
1
G
Yazeed Abu Laila
16
D
Mo Abualnadi
D
Yazan Al-Arab
76′
3
D
Abdallah Nasib
20
M
Mohannad Abu Taha
M
Noor Al-Deen Al Rawabdeh
50′
21
M
Nizar Al-Rashdan
23
M
Ehsan Haddad (C)
11
F
Odeh Fakhoury
10
F
Mousa Tamari
Substitutes
7
F
Mohammad Abu Zrayq
15
M
Ibrahim Sadeh
14
M
Rajaei Ayed
6
M
Amer Jamous
2
D
Mohammad Ali Hasheesh
18
D
Mohammad Abu Ghoush
4
D
Husam Ali Mohammad Abudahab
22
G
Abdallah Al-Fakhouri
F
Ali Al Azaizah
89′ Replaced by O. Al Fakhouri
25
M
Mohammad Al Daoud
F
Mahmoud Al-Mardi
81′ Replaced by E. Haddad
19
D
Saad Al Rousan
D
Saleem Obaid
72′ Replaced by M. AbualnadiNo standings data available for this league
Austria defeated Jordan 3-1 in a World Cup clash at Levi’s Stadium, with Marko Arnautović’s penalty in stoppage time sealing a dominant performance by the hosts.
Austria came into this Group Stage encounter as clear favorites, controlling possession and dictating tempo throughout. Jordan arrived hoping to upset the odds and secure a shock result in California. The stage was set for a competitive World Cup battle between two nations seeking crucial early points.
Romano Schmid fired Austria ahead in the 21st minute with a clinical finish. The midfielder’s goal gave the hosts an early advantage and set the tone for their dominance. Austria’s 63% possession allowed them to press high and limit Jordan’s attacking opportunities in the opening stages.
Austria continued to dominate the first half, creating chances and controlling the midfield. Schmid’s early goal proved crucial, as the hosts managed the game well. Alexander Schlager made three important saves in goal, keeping Austria’s lead intact heading into the break.
The second half brought an unexpected twist when Ali Olwan equalized for Jordan in the 50th minute. Olwan’s goal stunned Austria and handed the underdogs renewed hope. The match suddenly became competitive, with both teams pushing for the decisive goal.
Austria responded quickly to the setback. Yusuf Al Arab’s own goal in the 76th minute restored Austria’s advantage. The deflection gave Austria breathing room and shifted momentum back toward the hosts.
Marko Arnautović sealed the victory from the penalty spot in the 90+12th minute. The striker’s late goal ended any Jordan comeback hopes. Austria’s 3-1 win came after a tense final stretch that tested their composure.
Austria dominated the statistics, recording 11 shots with four on target. Jordan matched that shot count but managed only four on target efforts. Austria’s 84% pass accuracy and 1.66 expected goals showed their control throughout the match.
Schmid earned a 7.3 rating for his goal and creative play, while Schlager’s three saves earned him a 7.5 rating in goal. Olwan’s 7.6 rating reflected his standout performance despite the loss. Austria’s midfield controlled the tempo through Xaver Schlager’s four tackles in 59 minutes.
Austria’s victory puts them in a strong position in the World Cup group stage. The three points provide valuable momentum heading into their next fixture. Jordan will reflect on a competitive performance but must bounce back quickly to remain in contention.