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After a successful but exhausting away game against Osijek coach Thorsten Fink made some changes in the starting lineup: Tarkan Serbest had to be sidelined with adductor problems, his position took Raphael Holzhauser, David de Paula took over the playmaker’s position. Thomas Salamon replaced Christoph Martschinko on the left, Ismael Tajouri-Shradi started on the right wing. Kevin Friesenbichler won the favor over Christoph Monschein as the single strike
Mattersburg achieved a 0-0 in St. Pölten last week. Coach Gerald Baumgartner changed his team only slightly - Sittsam began instead of Erhardt in the defensive midfield.
After a very restrained initial face, the hosts came to the first goal chance, Jano put a header after a corner by Gruber over the goal (17'). FK Austria Wien went into the lead after their first shot on goal. After a free-kick by Holzhauser Dominik Prokop served Kevin Friesenbichler. Our striker scored from short distance – 1:0.
SV Mattersburg responded with Maierhofer, but his header didn’t pose a threat to Osman Hadzikic (21'). In the counterattack, a shot by Felipe Pires landed in Kuster’s arms (22'). Ismael Tajouri-Shradi crossed to Jens Stryger Larsen, but the Dane’s header, from unfavorable position, went over the goal (25'). The very offensive Larsen tried again, but his shot was too central (29'). The “Violets” almost extended their lead with a header on the bar by Kevin Friesenbichler after a cross by David de Paula (35'). Toward the end of the first half the game became rougher but FK Austria Wien stayed in the lead.
came into the game for Thomas Salamon, Kevin Friesenbichler had a chance for his second goal after only a few seconds, after a mistake by Ortiz, but his finish went far over the goal (46'). Prokop initiated FK Austria’s next goal chance but the shot from Tajouri-Shradi was deflected to a corner (49'). Mattersburg came out of nowhere and equalized: After a shot from Jano bounced back from the bar into the field, Höller was on the spot - 1:1 (52').
However, the goal scorer couldn’t celebrate long. After a brutal foul against Martschinko, the referee showed him the red card (59'). Shots by Prevljak and Tajouri were saved by the goalkeepers (63', 65'), another shot from Tajouri missed the goal (68'). In the final phase, FK Austria Wien put more pressure on their opponents, Pires came to a finish after a solo by Prokop - Kuster turned the ball over the bar (72').
A shot from long distance by Holzhauser was also defused by the goalkeeper (80'). Thorsten Fink wanted the victory and brought with Christoph Monschein for David de Paula, another striker into the game. His decision paid off after just a few seconds: A corner from Holzhauser landed with Martschinko, who shot from great distance. Kuster let the ball bounce, Monschein scored with his the second attempt - 1:2 (84').
During the added time, the new arrival made everything clear. After a counterattack over Ismael Tajouri-Shradi, Monschein lobbed the ball over Kuster – 1:3 (90' + 2'). The “Violets” celebrated their third victory in a row and moved up to fourth place on the table.
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