Although the Austrian army retired to Austria after the battle, the Kuruc positions in the Dunántúl remained uncertain until 1705 because of the fiasco near Koroncó.

During the operations the Kuruc forces tried to release the Dunántúl and oust the Austrian army from Hungary.

Károlyi and Forgách sought to unite and join forces to beat the army of Hannibal Heister.

Heister's army constituted by the forces of Austria, Holy Roman Empire, Prussia, Denmark, Croatia and the Serbs from Southern-Hungary, ca.

Esterházy skillfully encircled Heister's army, but the numerical superiority of the Austrian guns keep out the Kuruc forces.

The Austrian and Danish infantry fired so fast, and the Hungarian rabble soldiers easily embarrassed, although the retreat of the Serbian auxiliaries was broke the front of Heister's army.

As Heister felt that Vienna is at risk (Károlyi's army was intact), therefore retire in Lower Austria.