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Bundesliga | 24.09.2019

Austria Wien celebrates 2-0 win against Altach

With goals by Christoph Monschein and Alon Turgeman, Austria Wien achieved a home victory that was safe for long stretches. The only downer: Thomas Ebner ended in the hospital with a concussion.

Christian Ilzer made two changes to the defence: Florian Klein and Caner Cavlan sat on the bench, Thomas Ebner and Christoph Martschinko moved into the starting line-up. Alon Turgeman started instead of Maximilian Sax up front.

SCR Altach coach Alex Pastoor had no reason to change his starting line-up after defeating SKN St. Pölten 6-0. Thus, the same eleven started as during the previous week.

No goals, Ebner received an injury

The game started with a game-determining home team, but after ten minutes a small setback: Thomas Ebner and Ousmane Diakite crashed together in a duel. The 'Violet’ had to be carried from the field with a concussion, Jimmy Jeggo took his place in the defensive midfield. It was a really tough game in general, referee Sebastian Gishamer had to draw yellow for heavy fouls three times in the first half an hour.

For the time being goal opportunities remained in short supply, a first shot by Alon Turgeman presented no problem for goalkeeper Martin Kobras (24’). A free-kick by captain Alexander Grünwald landed in the wall (33’). The first chance for Altach was to record in the 37th minute. Ivan Lučić made the save from the onrushing Mergim Berisha, Manfred Fischer – clearly distracted by Vesel Demaku - put the ball well above the goal (37’). On the other side, Dominik Fitz finished twice after assist by Jeggo, but his shots were blocked by Philipp Schmiedl and Manuel Thurnwald (38’). After a free-kick by Dominik Fitz, Stephan Zwierschitz had the last chance of the first half, but his header missed the goal (45’+4’) - 0-0.

Monschein and Turgeman deliver for Austria Wien

Austria Wien came out strong after the break, putting pressure on Altach from the start. Vesel Demaku conquered the ball on the edge of the box, Alon Turgeman hesitated a moment too long at the end, Schmiedl intervened (50’). In the 61st minute, the ball was then in goal: Christoph Monschein utilized a perfect cross by Dominik Fitz to the violet lead – 1-0.

In a counterattack Monschein failed on Kobras (67’), after a mistake by Diakite the striker reappeared before Kobras shortly after: This time Monschein passed to Alon Turgeman, the Israeli increased with his first goal of the season – 2-0 (80’).

The game ended for Turgeman and Fitz, Maximilian Sax and Dominik Prokop came for the final minutes. The result didn’t change anymore, Austria Wien celebrated a safe home win and for the first time this season in the tipico Bundesliga ended a game with a clean sheet. On Wednesday the next game in the UNIQA ÖFB Cup against WSG Swarovski Tirol is waiting for the ‘Violets’

FK Austria Wien - CASHPOINT SCR Altach 2-0 (0-0)

Austria Wien: Lučić; Zwierschitz, Serbest, Palmer-Brown, Martschinko; Ebner (15’ Jeggo), Demaku, Grünwald; Turgeman (83’ Sax), Monschein, Fitz (89’ Prokop)

Altach: Cobras; Thurnwald, Zwischenbrugger, Schmiedl, Karic; Jamnig (57’ Nussbaumer), Oum Gouet (39’ Gebauer), Diakite, Schreiner (73’ Gschweidl); Fischer; Berisha

Goals: Monschein (61’), Turgeman (80’)

Yellow cards: Monschein (18’), Zwierschitz (45.’+2’), Fitz (86’), Sax (90’); Schmiedl (7’), Oum Gouet (23’), Thurnwald (84’)

Generali Arena, referee Sebastian Gishamer, 7,528 spectators

Ausgabe KW 39/2019

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