The second half brought changes in personnel, but initially no impact on the scoreboard. Although head coach Schopp brought on Filip Stojkovic, and around the hour mark introduced attackers Valon Berisha and Marin Ljubicic, LASK continued to struggle to create chances in a largely uneventful match, failing to produce any noteworthy shots. The same was true for the home team for a long time, but in the 65th minute, they managed to take the lead: after Jörg Siebenhandl punched the ball out, Lukas Fadinger fired a shot that Pascal Estrada deflected into the net with his heel—Altach's first goal against LASK at Schnabelholz in six games.

Determined to avoid their first-ever Bundesliga loss in Altach, LASK intensified their offensive efforts. Flecker, now in a more advanced role, cut inside and tried his luck with his right foot, signaling their push. Seven minutes before the end, Entrup attempted a direct shot, but Stojanovic was ready to block it. Entrup did even better in the 90th minute: after receiving a pass from Bogarde, the summer signing fought his way through the box and scored the equalizer. But he wasn’t finished—four minutes into stoppage time, he struck again. After an assist from Ljubicic, Entrup found himself one-on-one with Stojanovic, kept his cool, and fired in the winning goal to make it 2-1! This marked his fourth goal of the season and capped off a thrilling finish, allowing LASK to maintain their unbeaten record in 14 Bundesliga away games against Altach.

SCR Altach – LASK 1:2 (0:0)
Cashpoint Arena, Attendance: 4,800, Referee: Gishamer
Goals: 1-0 Estrada (65'), 1-1 Entrup (90'), 1-2 Entrup (94')
Yellow Cards: Ingolitsch; Entrup, Taoui, Smolcic, Flecker

LASK lineup: Siebenhandl – Flecker, Ziereis, Smolcic, Bello – Jovicic, Bogarde – Horvath (57' Berisha), Zulj (C/57' Ljubicic), Taoui (46' Stojkovic) – Entrup