Austria Wien prevails over Austria Lustenau 1-0 with a late goal scored by A. Schmidt

WIEN. Austria Wien snatched a late win Austria Lustenau 1-0 after A. Schmidt scored just 1 goal (89').

November 5, 2023

WIEN. Austria Wien snatched a late win Austria Lustenau 1-0 after A. Schmidt scored just 1 goal (89′). Austria Wien was unquestionably superior in terms of ball possession (74%) and that was among the factors of its victory.

The match was played at the Generali Arena stadium in Wien. The referee was Chiristian-Petru Ciochirca assisted by Maximilian Weiss and Manuel Koller. The 4th official was . The weather was broken clouds. The temperature was cold at 9.92 degrees Celsius or 49.86 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 63%.

Match Statistics

Austria Wien

1 - 0

Austria Lustenau

! 74 Ball Possession 26

Shots

8 Total 5
2 On Target 2
5 Off Target 2
1 Shots blocked 2

146 Attack 43
48 Dangerous attack 20
82 Ball safe 67

0 Penalties 0
5 Corners 1
3 Off Sides 2

Fouls

12 Total 11
2 Yellow Cards 3
0 Double Yellow 0
0 Red Card 0

Other

5 Substitutions 3

Ball possession

Austria Wien had a strong ball possession 74% while Austria Lustenau was struggling with a 26% ball possession.

Attitude and shots

Austria Wien was more aggressive with 48 dangerous attacks and 8 shots of which 2 were on target. This is one of the reasons why Austria Wien won the match.

Austria Wien shot 8 times, 2 on target, 5 off target. Talking about the opposition, Austria Lustenau shot 5 times, 2 on target, 2 off target.

Cards

Austria Wien received 2 yellow cards (Johannes Handl and Aleksandar Jukić). On the other side, Austria Lustenau received 3 yellow cards (Torben Rhein, Ben Justus Bobzen and Leo Mätzler).

Match Timeline

32'

52'

Leo Mätzler- Yellow

R. Vučić- sub ->Fisnik Asllani

58'

M. Polster- sub ->Manfred Fischer

58'

63'

Fabian Gmeiner- sub ->Anderson

71'

Ben Bobzien- sub ->Jonathan Schmid

Alexander Schmidt- sub ->Andreas Gruber

77'

80'

Anthony Schmid- sub ->Nikolai Baden Frederiksen

80'

Ben Bobzien- Yellow

Johannes Handl- Yellow

87'

Alexander Schmidt(goal)Aleksandar Jukić

89'

90'

Torben Rhein- Yellow

James Holland- sub ->Marvin Potzmann

90'

Standings

Team

Pts

Last 5

After this contest, Austria Wien will have 18 points to remain in the 6th place. Regarding the opposition, Austria Lustenau will stay with 3 points to sit in the 12th place.

Next matches

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

Austria Lustenau will host LASK Linz on the 9th of December with a 2-0 head to head stats in favor of LASK Linz (1 draw).

Austria Wien – Formation

Austria Wien

Christian Früchtl 1.Germany

7.7

Lucas Galvão 3.Brazil

7.3

Johannes Handl 46.Austria

7.9

87'

Marvin Martins 66.Luxembourg

7.7

Marvin Potzmann 19.Austria

6.7

90'

Hakim Guenouche 21.France

6.4

58'

Reinhold Ranftl 26.Austria

7.5

Aleksandar Jukic 77.Austria

8.1

32'

F. Asllani 10.Germany

6.7

58'

Andreas Gruber 17.Austria

7.0

77'

Manfred Fischer 30.Austria

6.4

58'

Substitutes

Mirko Kos 99.Austria

Matteo Meisl 40.Austria

James Holland 8.Australia

90'

M. Polster 11.Austria

6.8

58'

M. Braunöder 23.Austria

7.0

58'

R. Vučić 27.Austria

6.6

58'

Alexander Schmidt 33.Austria

7.7

77'

89'

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

The manager Michael Wimmer decided to play with the following team: Christian Früchtl (7.7), Johannes Handl (7.9), Marvin Martins (7.7), Lucas Galvão (7.3), Reinhold Ranftl (7.5), Marvin Potzmann (6.7), Aleksandar Jukić (8.1), Hakim Guenouche (6.4), Andreas Gruber (7.0), Fisnik Asllani (6.7) and Manfred Fischer (6.4).

The home team had on the bench: James Holland, Manuel Polster (6.8), Matthias Braunöder (7.0), Romeo Vučić (6.6), Alexander Schmidt (7.7), Matteo Meisl and Mirko Kos.

Substitutions

Austria Wien made 5 changes: Fisnik Asllani for Romeo Vučić (58′), Manfred Fischer for Manuel Polster (58′), Hakim Guenouche for Matthias Braunöder (58′), Andreas Gruber for Alexander Schmidt (77′) and Marvin Potzmann for James Holland (90′).

Best player: Aleksandar Jukić

The player that probably impressed the most for Austria Wien was Aleksandar Jukić even if he didn’t score the decisive goal.

His rating is (8.1) with 88 passes (90% accurate) and 1 key pass. He was won 6 duels out of 8. He performed 8 crosses.

Austria Lustenau – Formation

Austria Lustenau

Domenik Schierl 27.Austria

6.6

Boris Moltenis 2.Martinique

7.0

Leo Mätzler 5.Austria

7.1

52'

Darijo Grujcic 6.Austria

7.3

Baïla Diallo 11.Senegal

6.4

Anderson 28.Brazil

7.1

63'

Torben Rhein 8.Germany

6.6

90'

Jonathan Schmid 20.France

6.8

71'

D. Tiefenbach 33.Hungary

7.3

Stefano Surdanovic 70.Serbia

7.3

Nikolai Baden Frederiksen 9.Denmark

6.4

80'

Substitutes

Ammar Helac 21.Austria

Tobias Berger 4.Austria

Fabian Gmeiner 7.Austria

6.4

63'

Yadaly Diaby 22.Guinea

Namory Cisse 15.Austria

Anthony Schmid 18.Austria

6.6

80'

Ben Bobzien 19.Germany

6.8

71'

80'

Austria Lustenau started with a 5-4-1 line-up (5-4-1).

Markus Mader played with: Domenik Schierl (6.6), Anderson (7.1), Boris Moltenis (7.0), Leo Mätzler (7.1), Darijo Grujcic (7.3), Baïla Diallo (6.4), Jonathan Schmid (6.8), Dániel Tiefenbach (7.3), Stefano Surdanović (7.3), Torben Rhein (6.6) and Nikolai Baden Frederiksen (6.4).

They had on the bench: Tobias Berger, Fabian Gmeiner (6.4), Namory Cisse, Anthony Schmid (6.6), Ben Justus Bobzen (6.8), Ammar Helac and Yadaly Diaby.

Austria Lustenau could not rely on the presence of Fabian Gmeiner (injured), Ben Justus Bobzen (injured) and Anthony Schmid (injured).

Substitutions

Austria Lustenau made 3 changes: Anderson for Fabian Gmeiner (63′), Jonathan Schmid for Ben Justus Bobzen (71′) and Nikolai Baden Frederiksen for Anthony Schmid (80′).