In the duel between First Vienna FC 1894 and the second division team LASK, U19 national team player Nicole Ojukwu put First Vienna in the lead. The striker scored 1-0 with a free-kick goal in the 12th minute and again in the 34th minute. Austria's U19 national team captain Isabel Aistleitner made it 3-0 for Vienna in the first minute of added time in the first half. LASK scored two goals in three minutes. Linda Schöser scored in the 60th minute, and Edina Avdić's goal made it 2-3 in the 63rd minute. First Vienna managed to maintain their lead until the end.
Austria Wien surprised many by eliminating Sturm Graz away. The Viennese took the lead thanks to Laura Petersen's own goal in the 17th minute. Less than ten minutes later, Austria extended their lead to 2-0 with a goal from Alexandra Wölkarts in the 25th minute. Austria's two-goal lead held until the final minutes. It was only in the 84th minute that Louise Schöffel secured the victory with 3-0 and the final result in Steiermark.
Wienerwaldstadion witnessed an exciting match between USV Neulengbach and the reigning champions SKN St. Pölten. Both teams managed to defend their goals during regular time. After 90 goalless minutes, the match went into extra time. In the 105th minute, Mateja Zver scored a fantastic dream goal from almost 25 meters, assisted by the underside of the crossbar. The Slovenian, less than 120 seconds later, converted a direct free-kick with power from a great distance to make it 2-0. Neulengbach, however, created excitement with a late goal by substitute Rebecca Schreiber. Isabelle Meyer secured the win for St. Pölten just before the end with a well-placed shot in the 118th minute for 3-1.
