Austria Wien defeats WSG Tirol 2-0 on Sunday

WATTENS. Austria Wien tops WSG Tirol with a 2-0 win with a goal from F. Asllani (33') and a goal from R. Vučić (80').

By
John Ross
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Austria Wien defeats WSG Tirol 2-0 on Sunday

WATTENS. Austria Wien tops WSG Tirol with a 2-0 win with a goal from F. Asllani (33′) and a goal from R. Vučić (80′). Austria Wien capitalized on its better ball possession (57%).

The match was played at the Gernot Langes Stadion stadium in Wattens on Sunday and it started at 2:30 pm local time. The referee was Stefan Ebner who had the assistance of Mattias Hartl and Andreas Zangerle. The 4th official was Safak Barmaksiz. The weather was moderate rain. The temperature was cold at 14.3 degrees Celsius or 57.74 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 71%.​

Match Statistics​

Team 1

WSG Tirol

0 - 2

Team 1

Austria Wien

  • 43 Ball Possession 57
Shots
  • 12 Total 18
  • 3 On Target 7
  • 5 Off Target 11
  • 5 Shots blocked 1
  • 117 Attack 121
  • 42 Dangerous attack 49
  • 83 Ball safe 95
  • 0 Penalties 0
  • 2 Corners 8
Fouls
  • 13 Total 12
  • 2 Yellow Cards 3
  • 0 Double Yellow 0
  • 1 Red Card 0
Other
  • 4 Substitutions 5

Ball possession

Austria Wien had a superior ball possession 57% while WSG Tirol was struggling with a 43% ball possession.

Attitude and shots

Austria Wien had a more offensive attitude with 49 dangerous attacks and 18 shots of which 7 were on target. This is one of the reasons why Austria Wien won the match.​

WSG Tirol shot 12 times, 3 on target, 5 off target. Regarding the opposition, Austria Wien shot 18 times, 7 on target, 11 off target.

Cards

WSG Tirol received 2 yellow cards (Mahamadou Diarra and Cem Üstündag). Regarding the opposition, Austria Wien received 3 yellow cards (Marvin Martins, Marvin Potzmann and Muharem Husković).

(WSG Tirol) was sent off after receiving a red card in the (70′).

Match Timeline

10'
Marvin Potzmann - Yellow
Cem Üstündag- Yellow
18'
33'
F. Asllani(goal)Manuel Polster
Aleksander Buksa- sub ->Luca Kronberger
46'
J. Naschberger- sub ->Cem Üstündag
46'
Mahamadou Diarra- Yellow
61'
66'
Marvin Martins - Yellow
68'
Manfred Fischer - sub ->Dominik Fitz
68'
M. Husković- sub ->Fisnik Asllani
68'
R. Vučić- sub ->Andreas Gruber
David Gugganig- Red
70'
O. Okungbowa- sub ->Mahamadou Diarra
74'
79'
80'
R. Vučić(goal)Matthias Braunöder
D. Tomic- sub ->Julius Ertlthaler
85'
88'
M. Husković- Yellow
90'
M. Husković(VAR_CARD)
87'
Hakim Guenouche- sub ->Manuel Polster

Standings

Standings
Team
Pts
Pl
Last 5
Sturm Graz
46
22
Salzburg
36
8
LASK Linz
33
8
Hartberg
25
8
Rapid Vienna
33
22
Austria Klagenfurt
22
8
Austria Wien
33
22
Wolfsberger AC
30
22
Rheindorf Altach
19
22
Blau-Weiß Linz
19
22
WSG Tirol
14
22
Austria Lustenau
10
22

After playing this match, WSG Tirol will stay with 5 points to sit in the 11th place. On the other side, Austria Wien will have 12 points to sit in the 9th place.

Next matches

In the next match in the Admiral Bundesliga, WSG Tirol will play away against Austria Wien on the 16th of March with a 5-2 head to head in favor of Austria Wien (4 draws).

Austria Wien will host WSG Tirol on the 16th of March with a 5-2 head to head in favor of Austria Wien (4 draws).

WSG Tirol – Formation

WSG Tirol
G
A. Stejskal 40.Czech Republic
7.1
D
David Gugganig 3.Austria
6.1
70'
D
Felix Bacher  5.Austria
6.8
D
Lukas Sulzbacher 6.Austria
6.8
D
Kofi Schulz 44.Germany
7.3
M
Luca Kronberger 7.Austria
6.4
46'
M
Cem Üstündag 20.Austria
6.4
46' 18'
M
Matthäus Taferner 30.Austria
8.4
M
Julius Ertlthaler 77.Austria
6.8
85'
F
Mahamadou Diarra 8.Mali
7.0
74' 61'
F
Nik Prelec 9.Slovenia
7.0
Substitutes
G
B. Ozegovic 13.Austria
D
O. Okungbowa 22.Austria
6.6
74'
D
D. Jaunegg 27.Austria
M
J. Naschberger 17.Austria
6.4
46'
M
Sandi Ogrinec 98.Slovenia
F
Aleksander Buksa 11.Poland
6.3
46'
F
D. Tomic 18.Austria
6.4
85'

WSG Tirol started with a 4-3-1-2 line-up (4-3-1-2).

The manager Thomas Silberberger decided to play with the following team: Adam Stejskal (7.1), Lukas Sulzbacher (6.8), Felix Bacher (6.8), David Gugganig (6.1), Kofi Schulz (7.3), Luca Kronberger (6.4), Cem Üstündag (6.4), Julius Ertlthaler (6.8), Matthäus Taferner (8.4), Nik Prelec (7.0) and Mahamadou Diarra (7.0).

The home team had on the bench: Aleksander Buksa (6.3), Benjamin Ožegović, Johannes Naschberger (6.4), Denis Tomić (6.4), Osarenren Okungbowa (6.6), David Jaunegg and Sandi Ogrinec.

Substitutions

WSG Tirol made 4 changes: Luca Kronberger for Aleksander Buksa (46′), Cem Üstündag for Johannes Naschberger (46′), Mahamadou Diarra for Osarenren Okungbowa (74′) and Julius Ertlthaler for Denis Tomić (85′).

Best player: Matthäus Taferner​

The most impressive player for WSG Tirol was Matthäus Taferner.

His rating is (8.4) with 36 passes (83% accurate) and 1 key pass. He was won 17 duels out of 23. He performed 4 crosses.

Austria Wien – Formation

Austria Wien
G
Christian Früchtl 1.Germany
7.5
D
Matteo Meisl 40.Austria
6.8
D
Johannes Handl 46.Austria
7.5
D
Marvin Martins  66.Luxembourg
7.7
66'
M
M. Polster 11.Austria
7.3
87'
M
Marvin Potzmann  19.Austria
7.3
10'
M
Reinhold Ranftl 26.Austria
7.0
M
Aleksandar Jukic 77.Austria
7.1
79'
F
F. Asllani 10.Germany
7.8
68' Goals33'
F
Andreas Gruber 17.Austria
7.0
68'
F
Dominik Fitz 36.Austria
8.1
68'
Substitutes
G
Mirko Kos 99.Austria
M
James Holland 8.Australia
M
Hakim Guenouche 21.France
6.6
87'
M
M. Braunöder 23.Austria
7.9
79'
M
Manfred Fischer  30.Austria
7.3
68'
F
M. Husković 9.Austria
6.1
68' 88'
F
R. Vučić 27.Austria
7.3
68' Goals80'

Austria Wien started with an extremely aggressive line-up (3-4-3).

Michael Wimmer played with: Christian Früchtl (7.5), Johannes Handl (7.5), Marvin Martins (7.7), Matteo Meisl (6.8), Reinhold Ranftl (7.0), Aleksandar Jukić (7.1), Marvin Potzmann (7.3), Manuel Polster (7.3), Andreas Gruber (7.0), Fisnik Asllani (7.8) and Dominik Fitz (8.1).

The following players were sitting on the bench: James Holland, Muharem Husković (6.1), Hakim Guenouche (6.6), Matthias Braunöder (7.9), Romeo Vučić (7.3), Manfred Fischer (7.3) and Mirko Kos.

Substitutions

Austria Wien made 5 changes: Aleksandar Jukić for Matthias Braunöder (79′), Dominik Fitz for Manfred Fischer (68′), Andreas Gruber for Romeo Vučić (68′), Fisnik Asllani for Muharem Husković (68′) and Manuel Polster for Hakim Guenouche (87′).

Best player: Dominik Fitz​

The player that probably impressed the most for Austria Wien was Dominik Fitz even if he didn’t score any goal.

His rating is (8.1) with 24 passes (63% accurate) and 4 key passes. He was won 5 duels out of 11. He performed 9 crosses.

Results of the day

These are the results of the day in the Admiral Bundesliga.​