Austria and Admira separate 2-2

In an exciting match, Austria and Admira shared the points. Joseph Ganda put the guests in the lead, Georg Teigl equalized. After the change of ends, Noah Ohio made it 2-1 for Austria, Patrick Monteiro scored the 2-2.

Manfred Schmid had to do without Vesel Demaku (torn muscle fiber), Dominik Fitz (strain) and Markus Suttner with a muscle injury. The captain was replaced by Ziad El Sheiwi. The 17-year-old is the youngest Austrian to feature in a violet starting eleven since the Bundesliga was founded in 1974. Georg Teigl started in place of Aleksandar Jukić, otherwise the starting eleven remained unchanged from the last match at WAC.

Admira under coach Andreas Herzog last won 2-0 against Altach. Nevertheless, the starting eleven changed in three positions: Yannick Brugger and Leonardo Lukacevic were new in defense, Dominik Starkl in midfield.

Admira took the lead, Teigl quickly equalized

Austria started a bit too error-prone, the guests from Südstadt had the first chances. Joseph Ganda fired the first shot on goal in the 5th minute, Patrick Pentz held safely. On the Israeli's second attempt, however, the ball was in the goal, and Admira led 0:1 after 14 minutes. After a free kick by Matthias Braunöder, Johannes Handl had a chance to head the ball, but it went over the goal (18th). Braunöder won the ball in midfield and quickly set up Marco Djuričin, who had an eye for Georg Teigl, who was running along. Teigl took the cross directly and made it 1:1 - very nice goal, the tie was restored (18th).

After the equalizer, Austria was able to take control of the game . Another free kick from a promising position Matthias Braunöder circled over the wall, but the ball just missed its target (21st). At Admira, the scorer Ganda had to go out injured, Onurhan Babuscu came into the game. A good corner kick from Braunöder was taken over by Djuričin with his head - missed (37th). Lukas Mühl was released by Braunöder after a rehearsed corner kick variation, but the center-back shot over the goal (45th+4). The last chance of the first half, 1-1 at the break.

Ohio put the Violets in the lead, this time Admira equalized

The Violets came out of the dressing room strong, a first Teigl shot was blocked for a corner. The corner kick taken by Braunöder landed with Ziad El Sheiwi, whose great shot went hair's breadth past the second bar (47th). A counterattack via Marco Djuričin and Ziad El Sheiwi was finished by Matthias Braunöder, who was really very eye-catching today, with his heel, Leitner was able to parry the ball (53rd).

Manfred Schmid brought on Noah Ohio for Muharem Husković in the 66th minute, and 30 seconds later the Dutchman scored with his head to make it 2-1! Matthias Braunöder provided the perfect assist - a superb performance by the 19-year-old.

Patrick Pentz saved Austria from an equalizer with a shot from Niko Datković, and in return Marco Djuričin failed to beat Leitner after an assist from Ohio (73rd). Unfortunately, the guests from the southern city managed to equalize shortly after, substitute Brazilian Patrick Monteiro scored after Suliman-Marlon Mustapha's pass to make it 2:2 (74th).

Aleksandar Jukić and Can Keles came into the game for Djuričin and Teigl. Keles had a finish after a dribble in the 83rd minute, Jukić circled a corner kick to the head of Eric Martel, but he put the ball next to the goal (85th). Martel had another chance in stoppage time, but shot over the goal (90th+2).

Austria and Admira parted with 2-2 in a match worth seeing, already next Saturday it continues with another home match against SV Ried.

FK Austria Wien - FC Flyeralarm Admira 2-2 (1-1)

Austria: Pentz; Ivkić, Mühl, Handl, El Sheiwi; Teigl (80th Keles), Braunöder, Martel, Fischer; Husković (66th Ohio), Djuričin (80th Jukić)

Admira: Leitner; Zwierschitz, Datković, Brugger, Lukacevic (71st Ostrzolek); Maliczek, Ebner (71st Elmkies); Ganda (32nd Babuscu), Kerschbaum, Starkl (46th Patrick Monteiro); Mustapha (90th+2 Schmiedl)

Goals: Teigl (18th), Ohio (67th); Ganda (14th), Patrick Monteiro (74th)

Yellow cards: Fischer (55th), Husković (66th), Braunöder (77th); Leitner (20th), Ebner (50th), Datković (56th).

Generali-Arena, referee Julian Weinberger, 8,017 spectators