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In the match against the last in the standings Christian Ilzer played with six former violet rookies: Ivan Lučić, Michael Madl, Alexandar Borkovic, Tarkan Serbest, Alexander Grünwald and Dominik Fitz. Erik Palmer-Brown had to take a break because of thigh problems, Maximilian Sax was suspended due to his fifth yellow card. Alon Turgeman started next to Christoph Monschein up front.
SKN coach Alexander Schmidt made five changes after the 0-4 defeat against WAC: For the defence he was able to let Daniel Drescher and Luan play again. Sandro Ingolitsch returned to the starting line-up, Robert Ljubicic and North Korean Kwang Ryong Pak started in the offense.
After Michael Madl’s return Ilzer had Alexander Grünwald start in the midfield again. The captain made use of Alon Turgeman in the fifth minute after winning a duel, who forwarded to Christoph Monschein ideally. With the confidence of eight goals this season our top striker slammed the ball from an acute angle and scored the 0-1 into the left corner - dream start with a dream goal.
The “Violets” remained strong, Turgeman was stopped by Christoph Riegler after a pass by Florian Klein, Dominik Fitz shot over the goal (9’). With a dream pass over 40 meters Monschein cleared the St. Pölten defence, Alon Turgeman shot on goal, but George Davies made the save at the last moment (12’). The Lower Austrians found into the game after half an hour, but Ivan Lučić had no problem with a shot by Ingolitsch and a free-kick by Husein Balic (24’, 32’). Even during a long shot by Pak the Austria Wien goalkeeper was on the spot (42’). The “Violets” also had the last chance of the first half, Alexander Grünwald missed a cross by Christoph Martschinko by a hair's breadth (45’+1’), with the tight lead the break started.
Christoph Martschinko got injured during the first action in the second half but was able to continue after a short break and treatment. After a chance for Monschein Alon Turgeman made the 2:0 but was standing offside (48’). Then a great combination over several players, but a cross by Klein unfortunately did not find a taker (56’). In return, a header by Balic went past the goal after a cross by Pak (57’). Turgeman missed the goal after a mistake by St. Pölten’s defence (58’). In the 59th minute Kwang Ryong Pak used an ideal pass by Luan and equalized for spusu SKN St. Pölten - 1-1.
But the “Violets” struck back immediately: After a foul on Dominik Fitz in the midfield, he brought the ball in front of the goal, Meisl, Luan and Riegler could not clear the ball, Alon Turgeman scored the repeated lead for Austria Wien.
Dominik Prokop came into the game for Dominik Fitz immediately after the goal, and a little later Bright Edomwonyi came for Alon Turgeman. After light contact between James Jeggo and Pak referee Robert Schörgenhofer decided on a penalty shot for the home team, the substitute Rene Gartler scored to 2-2 (87’).
Already during stoppage time Christoph Monschein failed with amazing shots on St. Pölten’s defence, Austria Wien had to settle for one point in St. Pölten.
St. Pölten: Riegler; Meisl, Luan, Drescher; Ingolitsch (82’ Haas), Luxbacher, Ambichl (68’ Gartler), Davies; Ljubicic (54’ Rasner), Pak, Balic
Austria Wien: Lučić; Serbest, Madl, Borkovic; Klein, Grünwald, Jeggo, Fitz (68’ Prokop), Martschinko; Turgeman (80’ Edomwonyi), Monschein
Goals: Pak (59’), Gartler (87’, penalty); Monschein (5’), Turgeman (67’)
Yellow cards: Luxbacher (20’), Ingolitsch (56’), Rasner (81’), Drescher (89’); Turgeman (72’), Madl (86’)
NV Arena, referee Robert Schörgenhofer, 4,164 spectators
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Bundesliga
12. Runde, 26.10.2019, 17:00, Austria Wien – WSG Tirol
13. Runde, 03.11.2019, 17:00, LASK – Austria Wien
14. Runde, 10.11.2019, 14:30, Austria Wien – SV Mattersburg
2. Liga
12. Runde, 26.10.2019, 14:30, Juniors OÖ – Young Violets
13. Runde, 02.11.2019, 14:30, Young Violets – FC Dornbirn
14. Runde, 08.11.2019, 19:10, Young Violets – KSV 1919
Frauen-Bundesliga
8. Runde, 26.10.2019, 19:00, SV Neulengbach – SG Austria Wien/USC Landhaus
9. Runde, 03.11.2019, 12:00, SG Austria Wien/USC Landhaus – SKN St. Pölten
Frauen-Cup
2. Runde, 17.11.2019, 14:30, SKN St. Pölten – SG Austria Wien/USC Landhaus