90′ +4
Conclusion
FK Austria Vienna narrowly beat ASKÖ Oedt 3:2. Oedt kept the game open for a long time, partly because Austria had possession of the ball but apparently did not force the decisive goal. Oedt made the game exciting for a short time with a brilliant counterattack, but a penalty put Austria back on the winning track. The result will suit Austria, but the performance, especially in the final phase, will probably cause concern among those in charge. Austria will play against Altach this weekend, where they will have to show a different face again – especially in front of goal.
90′ +4
End of game
90′ +3
The home crowd is loudly demanding a penalty! But the referee doesn’t seem to be thinking about it.
90′ +3
It is now the third minute of injury time and Oedt is on the attack again. They don’t have many attempts left.
90′
The last minute has arrived. Interruptions are now taking a little longer, Austria is trying to let the time pass without creating any further danger.
87′
The last few minutes are intense. Oedt still believes in himself and the equalizer, can Austria prevent another equalizer?
84′
Another counterattack by Oedt, but this time there is a foul by the striker.
82′
Goal for Austria Wien, 2:3 by Manfred Fischer
Lead restored! Austria gets a penalty, Fischer takes responsibility and scores with precision.
80′
Goal for ASKÖ Oedt, 2:2 by Jonathan Alukwu
Equalizer in Oedt! Unbelievable, but the Upper Austrians complete a counterattack and Alukwu beats Kos with a well-placed shot. Plavotić only accompanies him here, Vinlöf has headed the ball perfectly into his path from the defense.
78′
Oedt plays a quick counterattack, Austria comes back a moment earlier and can clear for a corner.
76′
Substitution at ASKÖ Oedt -> Gašper Koritnik
76′
Substitution at ASKÖ Oedt -> Philipp Frühwirth
76′
Substitution at ASKÖ Oedt -> Stefan Radulović
76′
Substitution at ASKÖ Oedt -> Nenad Vidackovic
76′
The second attempt goes well over the goal.
75′
Husković carelessly gives away a free kick. Austria is able to clear the ball, but has to accept another free kick.
72′
Huge chance for Oedt! Another big mistake from Austria, Alukwu shoots the ball over the goal from an ideal position!
70′
Austria is now trying to bring about a decision. The attacks are getting faster and Oedt is being squeezed.
67′
Great chance for Austria! That could have been the deciding factor, Prelec misses by a few centimeters!
66′
Another drinking break in Oedt. The coaches use this time to give their teams instructions in the final phase.
65′
Yellow card for Arne Ammerer (ASKÖ Oedt)
Ammerer tackles his opponent from behind. He receives a yellow card for this.
63′
Oedt remains dangerous in some ways. Even Austria’s large possession of the ball does not change anything. The lead is small, and the Violets could probably take some of the tension out of the game with another goal.
61′
Oedt does not give up and relies on new offensive forces.
59′
Substitution at ASKÖ Oedt -> Jonathan Alukwu
59′
Substitution at ASKÖ Oedt -> Valdir
56′
Yellow card for Adamson Sharafa (ASKÖ Oedt)
53′
This is dangerous again for Austria! Oedt comes from the right, Kos makes a save!
49′
Austria’s initial pressure is rather cautious. Three new players at half-time are primarily intended to gain match practice and obviously also to liven up the game going forward.
46′
Substitution at ASKÖ Oedt -> Adamson Sharafa
46′
Substitution at ASKÖ Oedt -> Lukas Paulik
46′
Substitution for Austria Wien -> Maurice Malone
46′
Substitution at Austria Wien -> Cristiano
46′
Substitution for Austria Wien -> Matteo Vinlöf
46′
Substitution at Austria Wien -> Abubakr Barry
46′
Substitution at Austria Wien -> Manfred Fischer
46′
Substitution at Austria Wien -> Hakim Guenouche
46′
Fischer came into the game for Austria at half-time and also took the captain’s armband.
46′
The second half is opened by Oedt.
46′
Kick-off 2nd half
45′ +2
Half-time conclusion
ASKÖ Oedt and FK Austria Wien go into the break with a score of 1:2. The home team take a surprise lead, Barry helps Oedt to the lead with a catastrophic back pass. Austria is unimpressed and turns things around with a double strike from Prelec and Husković before the first quarter of an hour is over. Austria is dominant as a result, but doesn’t take many risks, which means that there are relatively few chances in the 20 minutes up to the break. But nothing is decided here, there is still a lot to be had in the second half.
45′ +2
End of 1st half
45′ +1
Yellow card for Tin Plavotić (Austria Wien)
The Austria defender is the first to see yellow in the game.
45′
The last minute of the first half is almost over. Apart from the drinks break, there have been no long interruptions – so there won’t be much to add.
43′
Plavotić plays a long ball to the right wing, but his teammates can no longer reach it.
40′
Wels claims to have been fouled in the penalty area, but the referee immediately signals: play on!
37′
Austria picked up the pace again just before half-time. They made their way towards the goal with quick, short passes, but it was then ruled a foul, meaning Husković’s cross pass had no effect.
34′
The game has clearly lost pace. Austria is doing what is necessary and is rarely putting themselves under pressure.
31′
The referee asks the teams to take a drink break. The temperatures in Oedt are high, so this is a necessary measure.
27′
Dangerous cross from Austria! Hamzic saves the goal out! Austria cannot capitalize on the corner and the game continues with a goal kick.
24′
Another corner for the hosts, but the attempt goes well over the goal.
21′
Austria is now forced into their own half. They have to shift up a gear again. Oedt should not be underestimated here.
19′
Huge chance for Valdir! Austria is lucky, the shot is deflected for a corner! Valdir was already in a good shooting position. The corner doesn’t produce anything.
18′
Austria clears the corner, but no counterattack is successful.
17′
Oedt gets a free kick. This is dangerous again! Kos has to defend for a corner.
14′
Despite a bad start, Austria left no room for doubt about their class. They continued playing immediately and are already in the lead again. Oedt mostly runs after the ball.
12′
Goal for Austria Wien, 1:2 by Muharem Husković
And that’s how quickly the game turns around! Hamzic shoots, Austria immediately puts pressure on, Cirstiano follows up, the ball bounces to Husković, who shoots without hesitation and scores 2:1 for Austria.
10′
Goal for Austria Wien, 1:1 by Nik Prelec
Austria equalizes! A cross from the left to Prelec is taken directly by the striker and slammed into the goal!
8′
Austria seem composed after the goal, but now they have to play more forward. This also opens up space for Oedt to counterattack.
4′
Barry now has to pick himself up again after the catastrophic misplaced pass. He has been one of the top performers in recent weeks.
2′
Goal for ASKÖ Oedt, 1:0 by Nenad Vidackovic
Barely a minute has passed and Oedt is in the lead! Austria carelessly gives the ball away during the build-up, Vidackovic grabs the ball and shoots from the edge of the penalty area! Kos can’t get to it.
1′
Game start
The teams come onto the field.
In the first round, Oedt defeated Hohenems from the Regionalliga West. It was a very close affair, and the Upper Austrians only won the game in a penalty shootout.
Oedt needs a moment of glory today if they want to stand up to Austria. The regional league team’s start to the season was mixed.
Austria is rotating the team a bit today. The captain is goalkeeper Kos, who is making his second cup appearance. Young players are getting a chance today, while some experienced players are initially staying on the bench.
Oliver Authried comments on the game.
Welcome to the 2nd round of the ÖFB Cup for the game ASKÖ Oedt against FK Austria Wien.
Austria seems to have overcome the initial difficulties and is now well on its way to starting a small series. The form curve and ultimately the results are clearly pointing upwards. Against Oedt, the Favoritners want to continue where they left off against LASK. The game philosophy is working better and better and is also reflected in the ball possession statistics.
Like every outsider in the cup, Oedt is hoping for a sensation. At the very least, they want to enjoy their game of the year and make it as difficult as possible for Austria. The regional league team is currently in 8th place in the Central Regional League, with two wins and two defeats.
Kick-off is at 19:00 in the Transdanubia sports complex Traun/Oedt.
