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Coach Christian Ilzer started with the same system as against Admira, but in terms of personnel, Austria Wien was a bit more offensive: Christoph Martschinko began in place of the injured Alexandar Borković, Dominik Fitz was given preference over James Jeggo. In the offensive midfield Benedikt Pichler replaced Maximilian Sax.
TSV Hartberg coach Markus Schopp had to do without Siegfried Rasswalder and Rajko Rep, both had been suspended for the game. David Cancola and Christian Klem returned to the starting line-up next to Tomas Ostrak and Jürgen Heil after their suspensions.
Hartberg opened the game with a free-kick by Lukas Ried, who missed the goal (5’). After that it was Austria Wien’s turn. Manprit Sarkaria brought the ball to the centre, Christian Klem made the save before it reached Christoph Monschein, who was ready to score (6’). After less than 12 minutes, the ball was in the goal: Dominik Fitz started a one-two with Manprit Sarkaria, Benedikt Pichler took his cross with the chest and scored the 1-0 - a wonderful combination of these young players. After an assist by Pichler and Florian Klein, Christoph Monschein scored the 2-0 after 20 minutes.
After Dominik Fitz successfully put pressure on the opponent, the ball landed with Monschein, who narrowly missed the far corner (26’). Pichler served Fitz, who saw Monschein standing completely free. The striker did not miss the chance to score his 12th goal of the season - 3-0 (36’). Rene Swete fended off another chance from Pichler. Sarkaria shot the corner-kick, Alexander Grünwald tried it with a header (36’). After a cross by Sarkaria Monschein came to a finish, the ball was blocked (38’).
An excellent first half ended 3-0 for Austria Wien, 11-1 shots proved a well-deserved lead.
After the break the game went on in the same way, Alexander Grünwald scored the 4-0 after a free-kick over Sarkaria and Fitz (49’). After a chance for Dario Tadic, which Florian Klein might have fended off with his hand (58’), the “Violets” struck again. With his last action Dominik Fitz sent Benedikt Pichler on the way, who deliberately passed to Christoph Monschein – 5-0 (60’).
Sarkaria was allowed to leave the field after an outstanding performance, Jimmy Jeggo came into the game. A little later Stephan Zwierschitz replaced Benedikt Pichler, who celebrated a great debut with a goal and two crucial assists. In the 80th minute Ivan Lučić had to intervene for the first time, he parried a header by Tadic. In return, Dominik Fitz failed on the pole (81’). Florian Klein narrowly missed after pass from Monschein (82’). Ilzer made his last change and brought Bright Edomwonyi for triple scorer Monschein, the score didn’t change anymore.
Austria Wien celebrated their fourth victory in the last five home games and thus shortened the gap to Hartberg in the standings. Next week the big Vienna Derby awaits the team in Hütteldorf.
Austria Wien: Lučić; Klein, Palmer-Brown, Madl, Martschinko; Ebner, Grünwald; Pichler (76’ Zwierschitz), Fitz, Sarkaria (62’ Jeggo); Monschein (83’ Edomwonyi)
Hartberg: Swete; Lienhart (63rd Rakowitz), Huber, Luckeneder, Klem; Nimaga; Ostrak (46’ Susic), Cancola (46’ Kainz), Heil, Ried; Tadic
Goals: Pichler (12’), Monschein (20’, 34’, 60’), Grünwald (49’)
Yellow Cards: Sarkaria (10’); Cancola (3’), Nimaga (28’), Heil (90’+2’)
Generali Arena, referee Markus Hameter, 6,058 spectators
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