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Raphael Holzhauser and Tarkan Serbest were suspended, Coach Thomas Letsch had to make some changes in midfield: Vesel Demaku began in the central midfield, in front of him started Venuto, David de Paula, Ibrahim Alhassan and Felipe Pires. Christoph Monschein started as the single striker, Kevin Friesenbichler was absent with a last-minute groin injury. Alexander Grünwald was in the squad for the first time since the first derby of the season on August 6th 2017 after overcoming cartilage damage.
SK Rapid Wien started with Philipp Schobesberger instead of Giorgi Kvilitaia as the single striker. Dejan Ljubicic was back after his suspension, starting instead of Thanos Petsos in the defensive midfield. Mario Pavelic started on the right in the back four.
The game began quickly, Stefan Schwab had the first chance with a header after a corner by Thomas Murg, but missed the goal (3'). After assist by Louis Schaub, who was possibly standing offside, Schwab scored from full speed to 0-1 during the 8th Minute - Patrick Pentz did not have a chance. Austria Wien had a great chance to equalize: Felipe Pires put the ball past the far corner after a beautiful solo (10'). Richard Strebinger saved from Christoph Monschein after a long ball from the defense (12'). Thomas Salamon kicked a free-kick from a distance, but his shot was too central (18'). Venuto shot a sharp cross to the center after assist by Alhassan, but Monschein and Pires didn’t make it in time (21').
Rapid worked out more opportunities through rapid bursts forward because of Austria Wien’s risky offensive play, Pentz saved a header by Schobesberger (24'). It continued with attacks by the “Violets’”, shots by Venuto and Monschein were each deflected to the corner (29', 32'). The corner kick resulted in a cross by David de Paula, but Alhassan headed over the goal (32'). Strebinger parried a shot by Felipe Pires (36').
Thomas Murg scored after assist by Philipp Schobesberger – 0-2, because the guests from Hütteldorf were given too much space (42'). Referee Gerhard Grobelnik whistled in the break after a respectable first half.
Sadly, the second half began like the first one ended: Austria Wien was very offensively-minded and allowed Veton Berisha a pass on Schobesberger, who went around Pentz and scored – 0-3 (51'). Thomas Letsch reacted, brought Dominik Fitz for Ibrahim Alhassan (55') and later Jinhyun Lee for Venuto (63'). Rapid continued to find good opportunities, a cross by Murg went past players from both teams (60'), and Patrick Pentz parried a shot by Schobesberger (62').
Fitz put a cross from Lee past the goal (64'), Monschein came a step too late against Strebinger (67'). Rapid’s goalkeeper saved from Monschein and Fitz after a cross by Pires (71'). After the 0-4 by substitute Giorgi Kvilitaia the game was finally decided (73').
A free kick by Michael Madl went past the goal (76'), Alexander Grünwald was allowed to celebrate his comeback in the 77th minute. The score did not change anymore, Schaub forgave the last chance of the game. Austria Wien suffered one of the highest derby defeats in recent years.
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