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With Heiko Westermann another player landed on the injury list, but Thomas Salamon and David de Paula were able to play again. Alexandar Borkovic started in central defense, as a result Coach Thorsten Fink played with an average age of 22 years and 266 days - the youngest starting line-up for FK Austria Wien in Bundesliga history.
After the 0-0 against WAC Coach Ernst Baumeister made three changes in his starting line-up: Posch, Holzmann and Starkl began instead of Maier, Knasmüllner and Jakolis. The guests started with a 4-4-2 system.
Austria took over command immediately, dominated with about 80% ball possession the initial phase. Raphael Holzhauser missed a cross from Ismael Tajouri-Shradi (3'), Tarkan Serbest tried shots from a distance. Leitner, in Admira’s goal parried the first attempt, the second shot missed the goal clearly (11', 15'). A free kick by Holzhauser also landed in Leitner’s arms (16').
Admira did not show as much until minute 25: Serbest had to clarify a corner on the line. On the other hand, Posch saved after a good move by Felipe Pires, Wostry also had to make a save just in front of the line after a finish by Holzhauser (27', 31'). Grozurek missed Patrick Pentz’ goal (33'), shortly after Admira took the lead through Wostry after a corner (37').
The Viennese were briefly shocked, Starkl missed the chance of the 0-2 (40') from short distance, a shot by Grozurek went very close past the long corner (41'). Pires failed after a quick counter-attack on Leitner (44'), after the following corner Ebner made the save on the line (45'). Referee Schüttengruber whistled punctually to the half-time break.
Even after the break the “Violets” were still commanding the game. Tajouri-Shradi barley missed the goal after a nice dribble against Posch (54'). Shortly after, however, the “Violets” managed to equalize: Holzhauser served Petar Gluhakovic, whose ideal cross was pushed over the line by Kevin Friesenbichler (59'). The Styrian was also involved in the next goal for FK Austria Wien, Felipe Pires used his great assist to the 2-1 lead - within a few minutes the game was turned (63').
Admira responded with a shot by Grozurek, which went past the goal (65'). However, Knasmüllner, who came into the game for Holzmann, scored in minute 67. Starkl did the groundwork – 2-2.
After a nice move over several stations Friesenbichler served Dominik Prokop, but the U21-Nationalplayer missed the chance on a renewed lead for the “Violets” (70'). Thorsten Fink brought Ibrahim Alhassan for Raphael Holzhauser in the game, the Nigerian had a chance after just one pass and a cross by Thomas Salamon, but missed his cross (74'). Christoph Knasmüllner scored again after groundwork by Kalajdzic - 3-2 for Admira.
Christoph Monschein - substitute for Friesenbichler - had a chance to equalize (90'), Alhassan put Gluhakovic's cross over the goal (90' + 1'). Austria lost against FC Flyeralarm Admira but already on Thursday they will continue to fight against AC Milan in the UEFA Europa League.
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