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Profimannschaft | 10.12.2018

Bitter defeat in Mattersburg

Although Austria Wien was in the lead against the ninth in the standings, thanks to a goal by Bright Edomwonyi, they still had to go home without any points because of two headed goals by Marko Kvasina and Martin Pusic.

Cristián Cuevas was suspended due to his fifth yellow card, Dominik Prokop was sick and missing too. Igor started on the left in the back four, Christian Schoissengeyr started next to Michael Madl in the central defence. Thomas Ebner was back after his suspension and started in the central midfield. Alon Turgeman was in the starting line-up for the first time since September 1st - SV Mattersburg was also the opponent back then.

Despite missing the penalty shot during the 2-2 against Admria, Marko Kvasina was in the starting line-up against SV Mattersburg, Lukas Rath and Philipp Erhardt were also new in the starting eleven.

Edi scored the lead!

In violent gusts of wind, Austria Wien took over command from the beginning. Bright Edomwonyi beat Nedeljko Malic on the right in the 6th minute, Markus Kuster caught his cross. Uroš Matić took on three opponents and could only be stopped with a foul at the edge of the penalty box. The following free-kick from promising position unfortunately was not good enough (10'). On the other side, Marko Kvasina came one step too late for a cross by Patrick Salomon (24'). Alois Höller came into the game for Florian Hart, who could not keep playing due to an injury (29').

The pitch and the wind hardly allowed a considerable game, a free-kick by Andreas Gruber went next to the goal - the first shot on goal (40'). Shortly after, Austria Wien made their first shot on the target and scored right away: Uroš Matić and Maximilian Sax used Bright Edomwonyi, who shot past Malic and through Kuster’s legs – 0-1 for Austria Wien (43'). With the tight lead the ‘Violets’ went into the half time break.

Mattersburg scored two headed goals and turned the game

The second half started with a corner kick by Matić, Christoph Monschein's header narrowly missed the goal (48'). Salomon brought the ball to the centre after a cross by Höller, Michael Madl steered the ball with his shoulder to the crossbar (51'). A little later, however, Mattersburg scored the equalizer, Marko Kvasina headed into the goal after a corner kick by René Renner – 1-1 (54').

Mattersburg bet on counterattacks, one was completed by Gruber but his finish was too high (67'). Thomas Letsch brought a fresh striker with Kevin Friesenbichler for Maximilian Sax. Kvasina deflected another shot and was soon replaced by Pusic (72'). Matić tried a header after a cross by Ebner (78'), a shot by Ebner was blocked (80'). Florian Klein made a shot with the side food but missed the goal (82'). Martin Pusic deflected a header by Patrick Bürger after a cross by Höller into the goal to the 2-1 lead - Mattersburg had turned the game (84').

By now Manprit Sarkaria and Alon Turgeman came into the game for Austria Wien, a shot from the Israelis was deflected to the corner (90'). Austria Wien had to let go of the game and suffered a painful defeat against SV Mattersburg.

SV Mattersburg - FK Austria Wien 2-1 (0-1)

Mattersburg: Kuster; Hart (29. Höller), Mahrer, Malic, Rath, Erhardt; Gruber (80. Bürger), Jano, Renner, Salomon; Kvasina (75. Pusic)
Austria: Pentz; Klein, Madl, Schoissengeyr, Igor; Ebner (84. Turgeman), Jeggo, Matić; Sax (70. Friesenbichler), Edomwonyi, Monschein (82. Sarkaria)

Goals: Kvasina (54.), Pusic (84.); Edomwonyi (43.)

Yellow cards: Salomon (42.), Höller (45.+3), Erhardt (47.), Gruber (55.), Malic (76.)

Pappelstadion, Referee Alexander Harkam, 2.700 spectators

Ausgabe KW 50/2018

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