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Christian Ilzer made two changes after the game against Salzburg: Maximilian Sax started for Dominik Prokop; Christoph Martschinko replaced Caner Cavlan on the left.
Nestor El Maestro was able to celebrate against Admira last week, his starting line-up remained unchanged except for Ivan Ljubic, who joined the team for Stefan Hierländer.
During a slow first phase, Sturm Graz had a better start, a first shot by Otar Kiteishvili missed the goal (10’). In the 16th minute Kiril Despodov appeared in front of Ivan Lučić, luckily the ball went past the second pole. A shot by Maximilian Sax after a powerful solo was blocked by Thomas Schrammel at the last moment (18’). Thorsten Röcher came to a finish in the penalty area of the ‘Violets’, Lučić made the save (21’). Florian Klein had a chance after a pass by Tarkan Serbest, Lukas Spendlhofer intervened and cleared to the corner (35’). A corner on the other side brought the last chance of the first half, Lučić parried a header by Anastasios Avlonitis – 0-0.
Erik Palmer-Brown had to stay in the dressing room with thigh problems, Dominik Prokop came into the game, Tarkan Serbest moved back to the central defence. Max Sax had the first chances of the second half, his lob was too high, a shot from a distance missed the goal (57’, 61’). Jörg Siebenhandl was on the spot after a finish by Christoph Martschinko (70’).
For the last quarter hour Alon Turgeman came in for Max Sax, the Israeli made a shot on goal, which wasn’t a problem for Siebenhandl (74’). The guests from Graz showed little after the break, Tarkan Serbest prevented Despodov from a finish (79’).
In the 82nd minute, the ‘Violets’ scored the highly praised goal: James Jeggo initiated the action with a great pass to Florian Klein, who sent the ball straight to the centre. Christoph Monschein was already waiting and scored his 22nd goal in his 70th Bundesliga match for the ‘Violets’ - 1-0.
Already during stoppage time Bright Edomwonyi came into the game for Christoph Monschein, a shot by Turgeman was too high (90’+2’). SK Puntigamer Sturm didn’t have any more chances, after the international break the Bundesliga will continue on October 20th in St. Pölten.
Austria Wien: Lučić; Palmer-Brown (46th Prokop), Grünwald, Borković; Klein, Sax (73’ Turgeman), Serbest, Jeggo, Martschinko; Monschein (90’+2’ Edomwonyi), Fitz
Sturm: Siebenhandl; Koch, Spendlhofer, Avlonitis, Schrammel; Ljubic, Dominguez (84’ Leitgeb), Despodov, Kiteishvili, Röcher (75’ Hierländer); Balaj (66’ Jantscher)
Goal: Monschein (82’)
Yellow cards: Martschinko (54’), Sax (57’), Fitz (62’); Dominguez (26’), Ljubic (41’), Despodov (42’)
Generali-Arena, referee Markus Hameter, 9,050 spectators
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Bundesliga
11. Runde, 20.10.2019, 14:30, SKN St. Pölten – Austria Wien
12. Runde, 26.10.2019, 17:00, Austria Wien – WSG Tirol
13. Runde, 03.11.2019, 17:00, LASK – Austria Wien
2. Liga
11. Runde, 18.10.2019, 19:10, Young Violets – Wacker Innsbruck
12. Runde, 26.10.2019, 14:30, Juniors OÖ – Young Violets
13. Runde, 02.11.2019, 14:30, Young Violets – FC Dornbirn
Frauen-Bundesliga
6. Runde, 12.10.2019, 14:00, SV Horn – SG Austria Wien/USC Landhaus
7. Runde, 20.10.2019, 10:00, SG Austria Wien/USC Landhaus – FFC Vorderland
8. Runde, 26.10.2019, 19:00, SV Neulengbach – SG Austria Wien/USC Landhaus