Startseite
With an unchanged line-up, coach Christian Ilzer sent his team into a duel with FC Flyeralarm Admira. Dominik Prokop and Alon Turgeman were not in the squad this time.
Admira coach Klaus Schmidt only made one change after the narrow defeat against LASK: Boris Cmiljanic replaced the top scorer Sinan Bakis, who had to sit this one out with muscular problems.
Christoph Schösswendter had the first chance after a corner by Kolja Pusch, Ivan Lučić parried the ball. Alexander Grünwald made a great volley from a spin, but the referee, probably wrongly, called an offside (17’). A direct free-kick by Michael Madl after a foul on Manprit Sarkaria clearly went past the goal (19’). Christoph Monschein and Maximilian Sax narrowly missed a cross by Grünwald (22’).
Markus Lackner was able to keep playing for Admira with a head bandage after a clash with James Jeggo, not a lot of chances during the first half and with the 0-0 the half time break started.
After a counterattack over Maximilian Sax Christoph Monschein had the first chance after the break, he missed the goal by a few meters (47’). A shot by Alexandar Borković was deflected (64’). After the corner, Erik Palmer-Brown was fouled in the penalty area, but Oliver Drachta did not give the penalty shot.
Christian Ilzer brought Benedikt Pichler for Max Sax in the 65th minute - Bundesliga debut for the five-time scorer for the Young Violets. Shortly after, Manprit Sarkaria had the best chance for the “Violets”, but Andreas Leitner defeated the premier goal of the former rookie. Substitute Erwin Hoffer had two chances in just a few minutes, Ivan Lučić saved the first attempt, and during the second the former national team player missed the goal (77’, 79’).
With Dominik Fitz for James Jeggo Ilzer wanted to bring more offense into the game, which had an immediate effect. Fitz crossed perfectly to Pichler, who hit the ball next to the goal from close range (80’). Christoph Monschein made a beautiful pass on Dominik Fitz with the heel, Leitner remained the winner in 1-on-1 duel (84’). After a cross by Borković it was again Benedikt Pichler, who only narrowly failed to score with a header (87’).
A clearly superior Austria Wien could only take a single point home.
Admira: Leitner; Menig, Schösswendter, Aiwu, Lukacevic; Hjulmand, Lackner; Saracevic (86’ Kadlec), Kerschbaum (90’+2’ Toth), Pusch; Cmiljanic (70’ Hoffer)
Austria Wien: Lučić; Klein, Palmer-Brown, Madl, Borkovic; Ebner, Jeggo (79’ Fitz); Sarkaria, Grünwald, Sax (65’ Pichler); Monschein
Goals: none
Yellow cards: Kerschbaum (59’), Hjulmand (73’); Ebner (33’), Jeggo (62’)
BSFZ Arena, referee Oliver Drachta, 3,476 spectators
|
Ausgabe KW 48/2019 |
Erstellt am 28.11.2019 |
» Max Sax: "Müssen fußballerisch besser werden"
» Black Friday im Fanshop: Heimtrikot um 40 Euro
» Young Violets brennen auf Revanche gegen Klagenfurt
» Austria Wien unterstützt kranke Kinder
» Mani Sarkaria: Mehr Lösungen im Eins gegen Eins
» Viola TV: Das Debüt von Benedikt Pichler
» Die nächsten Spiele & Termine der Veilchen
Die Mitgliedschaft sowie Tickets für die Heimspiele gegen den TSV Hartberg und den Wolfsberger AC gibt es online unter tickets.fk-austria.at und im Austria-Fanshop (Kern-Öffnungszeit: Montag bis Freitag von 10:00 bis 18:00 Uhr und Samstag von 10:00 bis 13:00 Uhr).
Bundesliga
16. Runde, 30.11.2019, 17:00, Austria Wien – TSV Hartberg
17. Runde, 08.12.2019, 17:00, Auswärtsderby (Tickets im Fanshop erhältlich!)
18. Runde, 15.12.2019, 14:30, Austria Wien – Wolfsberger AC
2. Liga
16. Runde, 29.11.2019, 19:10, Young Violets – Austria Klagenfurt
Frauen-Bundesliga
Winterpause