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Thorsten Fink made some changes compared to the last game, some wanted –one unfortunately not. Osman Hadzikic injured himself on the knee while warming up, he was replaced by Patrick Pentz. Tarkan Serbest started next to Petar Filipovic in central defense. His place as a defensive midfielder was taken over by Ognjen Vukojevic. Ismael Tajouri-Shradi and Marko Kvasina were new in the team in attacking midfielder positions.
After the victory against Rapid II, First-Vienna FC coach Hans Kleer only made one change to his team, Güclü started instead of Stehlik.
The game did not start very well for Jens Stryger Larsen after an elbow check by Lenko which resulted in a laceration the Dane had to keep playing with a turban (12.). The first chance during this small Viennese Derby for “Döblinger” in minute 14: After a mistake in the course of the game Kurtisi moved alone towards the goal but Pentz could make the save. Kurtisi was also the main character shortly after, his shot out of a turn, however, missed the goal (27.). In the offensive the “Violets” found barely into the game - for a cross from Christoph Martschinko Larry Kayode came just one step too late (30.).
The First Vienna FC even took the lead in minute 34. A return header from Serbest fell short, Schibany snatched the ball, got around Pentz and Filipovic and shot the 1:0.
A shot from Kayode was deflected to a corner (38.), an attempt by Kvasina went just by the goal (45.). Larry Kayode got the last chance of the first half, a cross from Raphael Holzhauser was shot just off target by the Nigerian (45 + 2). With a tight residue the “Violets” went into the half time break.
For the second half Fink took Alexander Grünwald into the game, Vukojevic remained in the dressing room. After a counterattack the “Violets” were able to equalize: Christoph Martschinko’s cross from the left reached Kayode, whose header lead to the 1: 1 (55).
A free-kick from Lenko was saved beautifully by Pentz (63). The game swayed back and forth, a shot by Felipe Pires went over the bar (65). On the other hand Kurtisi tried his luck but fired the shot just wide (67.).
For the final offense Fink brought Kevin Friesenbichler and Marko Kvasina. FK Austria Wien was now clearly the game making team. Unfortunately a nice pass from Grünwald to Kayode couldn’t been utilized (75). In minute 89 Grünwald received a free-kick but unlike in recent games he could not make the score. Another shot from Grünwald, already during stoppage time, went past the goal and extra time had to be added.
After the first half of extra time remained scoreless, Larry Kayode scored the long-awaited leading goal. Friesenbichler initiated the move, Grünwald served to Kayode, who carried the ball over the line. The chance to equalize missed Mansbart who headed a cross from Keles towards the goal (111). Ismael Tajouri-Shradi finally secured the victory, Eck Kostner was powerless (117.). With a little trouble FK Austria Wien made it in the round of 16 of the ÖFB Samsung Cup. First Vienna FC 1894 – FK Austria Wien 1:3 (1:0, 1:1)
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