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Austria Wien tried to gain stability in the defence against the series champion from Salzburg. Alexander Grünwald began as the central defender in the back three formation. Next to him Alexandar Borković, who made his comeback and Erik Palmer-Brown on the right. Florian Klein and Caner Cavlan on the outer lanes. Dominik Prokop started in the offense, Dominik Fitz and Christoph Monschein formed the striker duo.
Red Bull Salzburg coach Jesse Marsch changed his starting line-up on eight positions compared to the Cup match against Rapid. Marin Pongracic made his season depute; Mohamed Camara was allowed to play his first professional game in defensive midfield.
The ’Violets’ got off to a dream start in Wals-Siezenheim: After a cross by Florian Klein Albert Vallci scored an own goal in a duel with James Jeggo - 0-1 in minute 2.
Red Bull Salzburg came into the game with a shot by Sekou Koita which, just like a throw-back, landed next to Ivan Lučić's goal (4’, 10’). A shot by Caner Cavlan was blocked to the corner, Dominik Fitz brought the ball to the middle, Tarkan Serbest and Christoph Monschein went passed, before Cavlan came to another finish but it was too high (14’). After a counterattack over Monschein Fitz appeared before Stankovic, Salzburg’s goalkeeper remained the winner (24’). Only a few seconds later Monschein prevailed again, but missed the right moment for a pass on Fitz - Austria Wien was quite close to the 2-0 (25’).
But the ‘Bulls’ returned in the 33rd minute, Majeed Ashimeru made his way through the penalty area with a double pass and left Lučić no chance – 1-1 (33’). After a pass by Smail Prevljak, Masaya Okugawa was suddenly in front of Lučić, but our keeper remained the winner (36’). Lučić defended a shot by Camara, a free-kick by Koita went next to the goal (38’, 42’). Shortly after he scored after a counterattack over Okugawa - 2-1 (43’). Red Bull Salzburg was in the lead before the break.
The second half started with the same line-ups and a very defensive Austria Wien. Salzburg lead the game and scored the 3-1 in the 55th minute. A wide pass by Koita was lobbed over Lučić by Masaya Okugawa - beautiful goal.
Ivan Lučić prevented another goal against Prevljak and Okugawa (65’), he also fished a shot out of the corner by Ashimeru (68’). Bright Edomwonyi and Maximilian Sax came into the game for Christoph Monschein and Dominik Prokop, Johannes Handl replaced Palmer-Brown for the final phase. Sekou Koita scored the 4-1 (79’). The League will continue next Sunday (5pm) in the Generali Arena against SK Puntigamer Sturm.
Salzburg: Stankovic; Ramalho, Vallci, Pongracic (68’ Ulmer); Farkas, Ashimeru, Camara, Okugawa, Wöber; Prevljak (68’ Hwang), Koita
Austria Wien: Lučić; Palmer-Brown, Grünwald, Borković; Klein, Prokop (62’ Sax), Serbest, Jeggo, Cavlan; Monschein (70’ Edomwonyi), Fitz
Goals: Ashimeru (33’), Koita (43’, 79’), Okugawa (55’); Vallci (2’, own goal)
Yellow Cards: Farkas (45’+1’); Cavlan (25’), Jeggo (41’), Prokop (48’), Grünwald (60’)
Red Bull Arena, referee Alexander Harkam, 12,450 spectators
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Ausgabe KW 40/2019 |
Erstellt am 03.10.2019 |
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Bundesliga
10. Runde, 06.10.2019, 17:00, Austria Wien – Sturm Graz
11. Runde, 20.10.2019, 14:30, SKN St. Pölten – Austria Wien
12. Runde, 26.10.2019, 17:00, Austria Wien – WSG Tirol
2. Liga
10. Runde, 05.10.2019, 14:30, Grazer AK – Young Violets
11. Runde, 18.10.2019, 19:10, Young Violets – Wacker Innsbruck
12. Runde, 26.10.2019, 14:30, Juniors OÖ – Young Violets
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