With 588 goals (average 3.06) in the 192 games, 55 fewer were scored in this Bundesliga season than in 2019/20 (643 / 3.35). In 2018/19, in the first season of the twelve-league, with points sharing after 22 rounds, it was 558 (average 2.91).
Torfabrik was master Salzburg with 94 direct hits. The “Red Bulls” celebrated their highest victories with a 7-1 home win against Hartberg (October 4th) and an 8-2 win in St. Pölten (November 28th). Only once – in the 0: 1 in Südstadt against Admira on December 5th – they didn’t score a goal.
The top scorer
After Israeli Shon Weissman, who scored 30 times for the WAC in 2019/20, this time Patson Daka is back to Salzburg.
With 27 goals, the Zambian won the shooting title ahead of the Dane Nikolai Baden Frederiksen (WSG Tirol), who scored 18 times, and the Serbian Dejan Joveljic (WAC / 17 goals). A total of 16 different Salzburgers entered the shooter list, Mergim Berisha and Sekou Koita were also successful 14 times before his doping ban.
The repeat offenders
Daka (in the 4: 2 against Rapid and 3: 1 against Sturm), Koita (in the 8: 2 in St. Pölten) and Berisha (in the 4: 0 against Tyrol) get three packs. With Okafor (in the 5-0 win against Tyrol) and Szoboszlai (8-2 in St. Pölten) other “bulls” scored three times each. Fountas (Rapid) was the only non-Salzburg player to score three times in one game at 8: 1 in Wolfsberg.
There were 50 double scorers, many of them several times. Baden Frederiksen managed six double packs, A. Schmidt (St. Pölten) four, Daka, Joveljic three each, Kara, Knasmüllner (both Rapid), Eggestein (LASK), Koita, Adeyemi (Salzburg), Jantscher (Sturm) and Schreiner (Altach) two each.
The assist king
The assist king of the Bundesliga is again the captain of Wolfsberger AC: 16 Liendl (WAC), 10 Schick (Rapid), 9 Jantscher (Sturm), 8 each Berisha (Salzburg) and Hugy (St. Pölten), 7 each Adeyemi (Salzburg), Goiginger (LASK), Sarkaria (Austria), Nutz (Ried), Szoboszlai (Salzburg)
The standard specialists
Standard goals scored: 21 Salzburg, 20 LASK, 19 Austria, 18 Sturm, 17 each WSG Tirol, Ried, 16 Hartberg, 15 WAC, 13 Rapid, Admira, 10 St. Pölten, 8 Altach
Free Kick Goals (8): 1 each Baden Frederiksen, Gazibegovic, Grüll, Jantscher, Ritzmaier, Tadic, Thurnwald, Ziegl
Standard goals received: 23 Admira, 21 Ried, 20 St. Pölten, 19 Tirol, 18 WAC, 14 each Rapid, Sturm, Hartberg, 13 Austria, 12 LASK, Altach, 7 Salzburg
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Monster in the air
Header goals (79): 11 each LASK (Trauner 4) and WAC (Baumgartner, Joveljic each 3), 9 St. Pölten (Luan, Muhamedbegovic each 2), 8 Salzburg (Daka 4), Austria (Pichler 3, Wimmer, Handl each 2), and Hartberg (Rotter 2), 6 Rapid (Kara 3), 5 Altach and WSG Tirol (Gugganig 2, Frederiksen 2), 3 each Sturm and Admira, 1 Ried
Header goals received: 14 Admira, 12 St. Pölten, 8 each Salzburg, WAC and Ried, 7 Hartberg, 5 Sturm, 4 each Rapid, LASK and Austria, 3 WSG Tirol, 2 Altach
Early starters and late bloomers
Goals in the first 15 minutes – scored: 13 Salzburg, 10 WSG Tyrol, is 8 Rapid, St. St. Pölten, is 7 WAC, Austria, is 6 Sturm, 4 Admira, is 3 LASK, Altach, is 2 Hartberg, Ried
Goals in the first 15 minutes – get: 14 Ried, 8 WAC, 7 each Hartberg, Admira and WSG Tirol, 6 each Sturm, St. Pölten, 5 Altach, 4 each Salzburg and LASK, 3 each Rapid and Austria
Goals from the 76th minute – scored: 27 Salzburg, 19 Rapid, 15 LASK, 12 each Austria and WSG Tirol, 11 each Sturm and WAC, 10 each Hartberg and Ried, 8 Altach, 6 Admira, 4 St. Pölten
Goals from the 76th minute – get: 16 WAC, 15 each St. Pölten, Tirol and Ried, 14 Austria, 13 Admira, 12 Sturm, 11 each Salzburg, Rapid and Altach, 8 Hartberg, 7 LASK
Joker-Tore: 16 Salzburg (7 Koita), 13 Rapid (6 Demir), 10 each WAC and Altach, 9 WSG Tirol, 7 each LASK, Hartberg and Austria, 6 St. Pölten and Ried, 5 Sturm, 2 Admira
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