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For the Cup match in Wattens coach Christian Ilzer bet on the same starting eleven as during the victory against Altach, only Thomas Ebner had to be replaced by James Jeggo because of his concussion.
Wattens coach Thomas Silberberger had to do without Zlatko Dedic and Ione Cabrera - two key players, he made a total of five changes after the 0-2 against Rapid.
The newcomer from Tyrol started quickly, Felix Adjei missed from promising position in the first minute. After a pass by Lukas Grgic Florian Toplitsch headed alone towards Ivan Lučić, but he put the ball past the goal (2’). Benjamin Pranter shot over the goal as did Michael Svoboda (6’, 8’). In between, Austria Wien also found the first chance to score, but Christoph Monschein missed the goal after assist by Dominik Fitz (6’). Ten minutes into the game, WSG took the deserved lead, Kelvin Yeboah scored in front of his father - Anthony Yeboah – after a cross by Adjei.
After the unsuccessful beginning, the ‘Violets’ quickly found into the game, Christoph Monschein scored after a shot by Alexander Grünwald - 1-1 after 13 minutes.
Then it got quieter in the Gernot Langes Stadium, momentum only came back in the closing stages of the first half. Stephan Zwierschitz got injured, Florian Klein came into the game. A cross by Dominik Fitz landed on the crossbar (40’), during the counterattack Wattens took the lead again: After pass by Lukas Grgic Benjamin Pranter scored the 2-1. The ‘Violets’ had some catching up to do in the second half.
Unfortunately, the second round did not go as desired. The WSG goalkeeper was able to clear a finish by Monschein with his foot (47’). Then Kelvin Yeboah decided the game for Wattens with a flawless hat-trick (54’, 58’, 70’). The crossbar prevented the fifth goal of the 19-year-old (61’).
Austria Wien had two chances by Monschein: A lob after assist by Fitz was too short, and he missed the goal after ground work by Max Sax, who came into the game for Alon Turgeman (56’, 80’). Sax appeared in front of Oswald after a mistake by the Tyrolean back team, but his shot was not good enough (82’). Christoph Monschein changed the final score to 2-5 after a one-two pass with Dominik Fitz (87’).
Wattens: Oswald; Neurauter, Hager, Buchacher; Gölles (82’ Santin), Svoboda, Toplitsch, Grgic, Adjei; Yeboah (73’ Jurdik), Pranter (46’ Rieder)
Austria Wien: Lučić; Zwierschitz (38’ Klein), Serbest, Palmer-Brown (68’ Handl), Martschinko; Jeggo, Demaku, Grünwald; Turgeman (59’ Sax), Monschein, Fitz
Goals: Yeboah (10’, 54’, 58’, 70’), Pranter (42’); Monschein (13’, 87’)
Yellow cards: Buchacher (24’), Hager (28’); Demaku (31’)
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