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After the triumph during the Derby there was barley any time to rest for the “Violets”- with the round of sixteen in the ÖFB Samsung Cup ASK Ebreichsdorf was waiting in the next competition. After almost the same starting lineup three times in a row, Thorsten Fink rotated this time: Patrick Pentz got a chance in the goal - just like Patrizio Stronati, Thomas Salamon, Ognjen Vukojevic, Dominik Prokop, Ismael Tajouri-Shradi and Kevin Friesenbichler.
Ebreichsdorf already kicked out two national league teams: Wolfsberger AC and SCR Altach. The violets were forewarned. Goran Djuricin a former player of FK Austria Wien sits on the team bench of the opponent.
The game started with a sovereign FK Austria Wien, which seemed to make sure of the victory very early. Minute 7: with Thomas Salamon and Kevin Friesenbichler the ball ends with Venuto, who scored the lead for the “Violets” from close range. Shortly after, the 2:0: a free-kick by Thomas Salamon, in the middle rises Captain Lukas Rotpuller who scores with a header. Shortly before Friesenbichler almost made his own goal.
In consequence, a lively game started which the “Violets” had mostly under control. Towards the middle of the first half, the tide turned - Ebreichsdorf came more into the game, they were looking for their two strikers with crosses, and the team of Thorsten Fink let themselves get confused by errors in the game design repeatedly.
The best chance for Ebreichsdorf happened just before the break when Markic penetrated over the left wing but his square pass was intercepted. Shortly afterwards, after a corner it came to tackles inside the penalty box, but the defense was able to arm away the ball. Patrick Pentz skills were never seriously put to the test and with a comfortable lead the first half ended.
At the beginning of the second half Thorsten Fink brought with Marko Kvasina a new offensive power into the game, he came for Venuto. The game remained open at first, a shot from Prokop (52.) and two good free-kick opportunities for Austria remained unused. In minute 60 the supposed decision: Tajouri sends Friesenbichler on a journey, he scores the 3:0 - the game seemed to be over - and yet everything changed: Within 15 minutes ASK Ebreichsdorf turned the game around.
First Hatzl shrank the gap 3:1 (75.), after a corner Bauer headed the ball in the goal again (86.). He had to leave the pitch in the same minute after a tackle on Tajouri-Shradi. During stoppage time the equalizer happened: Pomer scored. Again, the “Violets” had to work overtime during the Cup.
During extra time, FK Austria Wien quickly set the record straight. At first it was Kevin Friesenbichler, who scored the repeated lead for the “Violets” with his second goal (101.). Only one minute later Pires, after square pass from Kvasina, secured the victory (102.) As Vukaljovic scored again in Minute 111, the hosts threw everything forward again - but this time they could not manage another goal. FK Austria Wien made it into the quarterfinals of the ÖFB Samsung Cup.
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