4-0, clear victory against Admira

Second home game in the Generali Arena and over 10,000 spectators see a clear victory for the ‘Violets’ - what more does a violet heart want! A double pack by Edomwonyi before the break and goals by Matic and Grünwald after, secured a clear and unchallenged 4-0 victory for Austria Wien against Flyeralarm Admira.

After Karl Daxbacher with Wacker Innsbruck for the start of the Bundesliga, a second Austria Wien legend took a seat on the coaching bench, with Ernst Baumeister, for the second home game in the new Generali Arena. In his team Aiwu and Soiri replaced Zwierschitz and Schmidt in the starting eleven. Thomas Letsch bet on a full offensive, Christoph Monschein moved in the starting line-up instead of Vesel Demaku and formed with Alon Turgeman and Bright Edomwonyi a triple striker team.

A double pack by Edomwonyi brings the ‘Violets’ on the road of success

Austria had a hard time in the beginning, found few ways through Admira’s tightly staggered defence. Thus, the first chance came from a standard situation: After corner kick by Alexander Grünwald, a direct shot by Cristian Cuevas went just passed the goal (6’). After a pass by Grünwald and a cross by Monschein, Edomwonyi came to a header but missed the goal (19’)

Then the lead for the ‘Violets’: Fast kick off by Grünwald to the front, a very lively Monschein wins the header duel and can lay aside where Turgeman let the ball through for the better positioned Edomwonyi. "Edi" pushes effortlessly into the right corner (23’). Monschein himself finishes an incredible solo over half of the field, in which he lets five of Admira’s players behind him, with a great shot, but Leitner made the save (27’). Austria Wien had now cracked Admira - a clinically precise pass by Grünwald through the middle of Admira’s four-man back ends up exactly in Edomwonyi’s course, who runs passed all of them and scores the 2-0 (30’).

Admira had their biggest chances at the end of the first half: after a nice cross from the left, Bakis hit the crossbar (36') from an acute angle and, after a another cross from the left, Soiri put a header on the pole (41').

Austria Wien added to their lead

Shortly after the restart, the preliminary decision followed: After a deflected cross by Monschein, the ball reaches Uros Matic, who plays out an opponent and scores the 3-0 with his right foot from 18 meters (53’). Austria Wien now controls the game, has another dangerous chance: A header from Turgeman barely missed its target.

In the final fifteen minutes Thomas Letsch brings Venuto and Kevin Friesenbichler for Monschein and the double scorer Edomwonyi and finally Manprit Sarkaria for Turgeman. The captain scores the last goal: After a razor in the penalty area Matic perused perfectly, his cross lands with Grünwald, who only has to put the ball into an empty goal.

FK Austria Wien - FC Flyeralarm Admira 4-0 (2-0)

Ausgabe KW 34/2018

Erstellt am 24.08.2018

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Bundesliga:
5. Runde, 25.08.2018, 17:00, SKN St. Pölten - Austria Wien
6. Runde, 01.09.2018, 17:00, Austria Wien - SV Mattersburg (Alle Infos >>)
7. Runde, 16.09.2018, 17:00, Auswärtsderby (Alle Infos >>)

UNIQA ÖFB Cup:
2. Runde, 26.09.2018, 20:45, Austria Wien - SK Puntigamer Sturm Graz

2. Liga
5. Runde, 24.08.2018, 19:10, Young Violets Austria Wien - SV Licht-Loidl Lafnitz
6. Runde, 02.09.2018, 10:30, SK Austria Klagenfurt - Young Violets Austria Wien
7. Runde, 14.09.2018, 19:10, Young Violets Austria Wien - FC Juniors OÖ