Marco Tilio scored his second goal of the season to round out Rapid Vienna’s 5-1 victor over Lustenau in the Austrian Bundesliga.
Tilio has become a regular for league-leading Rapid this season, coming off the bench in the 75th minute before scoring in the 85th minute for 5-1, jinking nicely on to his left before firing home.
Elsewhere in Austria, Jacob Italiano was replaced just before half-time with an injury in Graz AK’s 1-1 draw at Tirol.
Paul Okon-Engstler was an 80th minute substitute for FC Koln in their 0-0 draw with Schalke 04 in Germany’s Bundesliga.
Connor Metcalfe played 84 minutes and Samuel Klein was a half-time sub in St Pauli’s 0-0 draw at Darmstadt in the 2.Bundesliga.
Nishan Velupillay laid off the assist for Ingolstadt’s winning goal in their 2-1 victory over MSV Duisburg in the 3.Liga.
Cristian Volpato was a 74th minute substitute for Sassuolo as they went down 2-0 to Como in Italy’s Serie A.
Cameron Peupion came off the bench in the 67th minute in ADO Den Haag’s 3-02 home loss to Heerenveen in the Dutch Eredivisie.
Marcus Younis got the assist for Brondby’s third goal in a 3-1 win away to Paul Izzo’s Randers in Denmark’s Superliga.
Riley McGree laid off two assists in Middlesbrough’s 5-1 rout of Bolton in the English Championship on Friday.
The Socceroo, who played 79 minutes, was rated 9/10 by Teesside Live who wrote: “McGree ended the game with two assists in his best performance of the season so far.
“He picked up clever spaces throughout and was constantly at the heart of making things happen. His ball is the one that unlocks the defence for the second goal too.”
Full-back Kealey Adamson was rated 7/10 for his full game in QPR’s 5-0 win over Swansea City.
West London Sport wrote: “Adamson continues to impress. He was solid at right-back and played a key role in the second goal by winning the ball off Widell on the right flank.”
Thomas Waddingham came off the bench in his first game back from injury since August to score the winner for Portsmouth in a 2-1 triumph over Millwall, marking his first goal since January 2025.
The 21-year-old ex-Brisbane Roar striker entered the fray in the 72nd minute and netted 10 minutes later with a touch of fortune, as an attempted clearance ricocheted in off him as he swooped on a loose ball.
Waddingham was rated 8/10 by Portsmouth News who wrote: “What a fairy-tale return. The winner and a huge impact off the bench.”
Alex Robertson earned a 7/10 rating for his full shift in midfield in Cardiff City’s 1-0 win over Birmingham.
Wales Online wrote: “A typically composed performance in the middle of the park, helping Cardiff retain control in difficult conditions. His set-piece delivery was excellent and created several dangerous opportunities for his team-mates.”
Harry Souttar played a full game but was rated 6/10 as Leicester City went down 2-1 to Luton Town in League One.
Leicestershire Mercury wrote: “Strong in his battle with Wells and was at the base of City’s play. He was fuming with the referee.”
In Scotland’s Premiership, Zach Sapsford netted the winner after having one disallowed in Dundee United’s 3-2 win over Aberdeen.
