WSG Swarovski Tirol – CASHPOINT SCR Altach, 0:1 (0:1)
Referee: Stefan Ebner
Thomas Silberberger (Trainer WSG Swarovski Tirol):
… After the game: “In the first half, some players were fed up, I don’t know why, in the relegation battle you need warriors. At times there were six of us, seven of us. You can’t take three or four total failures. Altach was the better team, we fell behind with a very cheap standard goal, from the 60th minute things went better. At the end of the day, you stand empty-handed. They’ve got it, they don’t have the strength to flip the switch in the head and go to war. At times, a few players looked like they came from the youth department. It will be exciting until the last matchday. We have to celebrate two victories, then we stay inside. In Mattersburg we have to win, even if it sounds so presumptuous, Mattersburg is bottom of the table and then you have the showdown against Admira at home and if you win that, you stay in it. That should be our goal. I have never relegated as a coach and I will not relegate either. We have to find eleven warriors twice, or 18 warriors with the changes, and then I’m convinced that we’ll stay in it. “
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“When our trainer in his late 40s shows more energy and more passion with the plaster outside than some players.”
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Stefan Maierhofer (WSG Swarovski Tirol):
… after the game: “It’s body language. When our trainer in his late 40s shows more energy and passion with the plaster outside than some players. When I say what I think I have problems with the club and with some players. Three game days before the end, that’s a relegation battle. Now everyone has to understand it. I’m sorry, we knew that from the start. We have to act accordingly, aggressively. Nice and nice in the cabin, that doesn’t help. I see the players more than my family, my friends, I have to dig hard, give everything. With some players, I have to question whether they accept the relegation battle, whether they have achieved it. Because it’s a lot for the club that we keep the league. Now it’s up to us, now nobody can do anything to us. We have to do our work on Tuesday evening and then we can keep looking. ”
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Alex Pastoor (Trainer CASHPOINT SCR Altach):
… After the game: “We have room for improvement and no injuries. We’re not in the final yet, but we can prepare for it. ”
Daniel Nussbaumer (CASHPOINT SCR Altach):
… After the game: “A good game from us, we had the game well under control. It got shaky in standard situations, so we have to defend even more consistently. We were lucky when the opponent hit the crossbar. We should have used one of these many chans, then the game would have been decided earlier. ”
Manfred Fischer (CASHPOINT SCR Altach):
… after the game: “The chances were not good, we were often able to shoot freely in the sixteen. If you find so many opportunities, you cannot be satisfied with performance. We have Austria at home on Tuesday, which will be a prelude to the final. You will see where we stand. “
Manuel Ortlechner (Sky Expert):
… After the game: “The Altachers have confirmed what they set out to do. I’m a big fan of the way they play. But they leave many opportunities behind. Basically, the momentum would speak for the Altacher, but there are still two games to go. ”
Alfred Tatar (Sky Expert):
… About Altach: “What I like about Altach is that there is a game culture, you don’t have these ups and downs like everyone else. The results correspond to the performance. The favorite for the semi-finals is Altach. “
… About the WSG: “The qualities for the relegation battle are different than for a normal soccer game in round three. Thomas Silberberger needs 18 warriors, he says, but he also needs one or two chiefs. Maierhofer, Dedic, Petsos, they have a lot of experience, they should take on the role of chief. ”
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