Swiss-born Ghanaian defender Gregory Wüthrich was the hero for Sturm Graz as they secured a 2-0 victory over SK Austria Klagenfurt in the Austrian Bundesliga, clinching the championship in the process.
Wüthrich, who marked his 150th appearance for the club, put in a stellar performance by scoring the opening goal with a header in the 69th minute. The goal came from a well-executed cross by Tomi Horvat following a corner. Amady Camara sealed the victory for Sturm Graz with a left-footed shot in the 90th minute, assisted by Alexander Prass.
Sturm Graz dominated the game with more possession and more shots on goal, showcasing their superiority over SK Austria Klagenfurt. The win was no surprise given Sturm Graz’s impressive head-to-head record against their opponents, with 10 wins, 1 draw, and only 1 loss prior to the game.
The 29-year-old defender has been a key player for Sturm Graz this season, featuring in 28 games and scoring three goals in the Austrian Bundesliga. His impactful performance in the title-clinching game further solidified his importance to the team.
The victory crowned Sturm Graz as the champions of the Austrian Bundesliga, a well-deserved achievement after a strong and consistent season. Wüthrich’s contribution to the team’s success highlights his value as a player and his commitment to helping Sturm Graz lift the trophy.
