Austria

A late substitution was immediately followed by Austria's equalizer in the Algeria draw.

Austria's double halftime change in Spain was followed by a low-output window.

Arnautović's second-half introduction coincided with a sharper central threat and a late penalty goal.

The Algeria draw stayed unstable, with three equalizers and stoppage-time goals by both sides.

Austria used a right-leaning buildup split in the Jordan match, with Posch deep on the left while Mwene and Sabitzer advanced on the right.

His second-half introduction coincided with four shots, 1.105 xG, and a late penalty goal.

Austria generated meaningful corner threat in the Algeria draw, with three corner shots worth 0.23 xG.

After the 75th minute, Austria's pressure grew sharply and coincided with Jordan's defensive breakdown.

Kalajdžić's late introduction in the Algeria draw was immediately followed by Austria's stoppage-time equalizer.

Austria managed only 5 shots and 0.32 xG against Spain.

Austria's double halftime substitution in Spain was followed by no shots in five minutes and only one shot in fifteen.

Austria's advanced spacing matched with transition exposure, and Argentina's two goals and most late high-value chances came from fast-break situations.

Austria reached the final third in volume against Argentina but turned that possession into very little shot quality, with only one shot on target from 55 final-third passes.