Evert played the French, so moved first. Following historical precedent. he pushed French infantry forward on the right to grab part of Jungingen town - and a victory banner next turn (and the score's 0:1).
I moved up the French cavalry and snuck the Lights past the town to force French Light infantry into square, while the French in the town drove back the Austrian Horse artillery.
I hit the French Foot artillery in the centre with the Austrian Cuirassiers, but Evert countered by occupying more of the town centre-right while his Light cavalry savaged mine.
Time to pull my cavalry back on the right and occupy Böfingen on the left before the French did. Evert promptly attacked the town and the Austrian Line infantry demonstrated their Achilles heel - retreating at double-time. Taking the town gave Evert a second banner in due course - 0:2.
Evert advanced the French across the board, his Light cavalry on the right taking out my Horse artillery while the Heavies put the Austrian Grenadiers into square in the centre, However, he moved one of the infantry out of Jungingen, so the score's still 0:2.
The fighting continued (Evert's "Rally" card was effective for once) and my Grenadiers fell, as did the Austrian Light cavalry, cornered by their counterparts. 0:4 and the Austrian left flank is no more.
The Austrian Cuirassiers ganged up on the French Heavy cavalry, but they survived, while my right flank forces attacked Böfingen, which also hung on. A "Bayonet Charge" saw Evert counter-attack around Böfingen and eliminate an Austrian Line while re-occupying Juningen centre-right. That's 0:5 with another banner coming Evert's way at the start of his next turn.
My last gasp attempt to push the French out of the town failed, but I did finish off the French Heavy cavalry to make the final score 1:6.
That was painful, but at least it took less than 90 minutes for 25 turns - Mark B's 'Combat Assist' function on Vassal really speeds up the game. I'm sure the Austrians could win this one. Maybe Evert will demonstrate that in our re-match, but I do hope not.
I’ve also posted this report in my blog on BGG (with pictures!):
boardgamegeek.com/blogpost/161897/battle-of-haslach-jungingen-1