 Ignác Gyulay pursued the two divisions and cavalry of Eugène's left flank, while Albert Gyulay and Frimont pushed back the three divisions of the right.The VIII Armeekorps suffered the brunt of the Austrian losses, which were 2,617 killed and wounded, 532 captured and 697 missing, for a total of 3,846.The Franco-Italians lost 3,000 killed and wounded, while 19 guns and 3,500 prisoners fell into Austrian hands.