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FC Flyeralarm Admire has in the second round of Typical Bundesliga conceded a crushing defeat. Südstädter faced the debut of interim manager Patrick Helmes SKN St. Pöltenwith 0: 5 below. At halftime, SKN St. Pölten was 4-0 up. While Admira also lost their second Bundesliga match this season, SKN celebrated the biggest Bundesliga victory in club history.
St. Pölten has an easy game against a wild defense from Admira
The St. Pölten guests got off to a great start at the Lower Austrian Derby. After a shot from Alexander Schmidt hit the crossbar in the second minute, SKN’s second attack resulted in the first goal. Schmidt served independent Bundesliga rookie Marcel Tanzmayr on second pole, leaving the 18-year-old only to play: 0: 1 (3rd). At first, Admira seemed insecure and prone to errors.
Especially on defense, the home team was anything but solid. Daniel Schütz suddenly got up and faced Hugi, who threw the ball at what was supposed to be 0: 2, but referee Stefan Ebner had previously acknowledged a foul by the Israeli (11th). On the other hand, Jimmy Hoffer had a great chance to equalize, which Luan avoided with a rescue operation on the line (12th).
Four minutes later, however, it was St. Pölten again who celebrated a goal: Malicsek lost the ball on the right to Ljubicic, who crossed to the center. There, Alexander Schmidt came up energetically and headed towards 0: 2 (16.). Admira continued to act wild in interim coach Patrick Helmes’ debut: Marcel Tanzmayr dribbled into the penalty area after a resolute duel against Lukacevic and passed Alexander Schmidt, who scored 0: 3 (29th).
A little later, Tanzmayr dropped a mega 4-0 chance – the 18-year-old missed with his header at Leitner, which was really not envied today. In the 39th minute, the Admira goalkeeper even had to accept the fourth goal before the break: Luan climbed the highest from a Hugi corner and headed in 0: 4.
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Helmes reacted at half-time and brought two veterans Christoph Schösswendter and Stefan Maierhofer into the game. The “major” got down to work as usual and brought more aggressiveness to the local game. And the experienced striker was unlucky when his free kick from the edge of the penalty area hit the crossbar (65th).
But a little later the guests cheered again: Dor Hugi refueled from the left into the penalty area before the ball reached Blauensteiner. The right-back returned the leather to the Israeli, who scored 5-0 (68th) in the fall. Afterwards there was a show in the BSFZ arena, as the game had been decided for a long time. In the end, SKN celebrated the biggest Bundesliga victory in the club’s history.
Typical Bundesliga, 2nd round
FC Flyeralarm Admira – spusu SKN St. Last 0: 5 (0: 4)
BSFZ Arena, Maria Enzersdorf; 900 spectators; SR Ebner
At the live ticker Admira vs St. Pölten
Tearing: Tanzmayr (3rd), Schmidt (16th, 29th), Luan (39th), Hugi (68th)
To admire: Leitner – Malicsek, Bauer, Petlach (46./Schösswendter), Maier (29./Lukacevic) – Kerschbaum, Aiwu, Gartner (58./Breunig) – Saracevic, Hoffer (59./Hausjell), Cirkovic (46./ Maierhofer)
St. Pölten: Gremsl – Blauensteiner, Muhamedbegovic, Luan, Schulz (79./Steinwender) – Schütz (59./Luxbacher), Pokorny (68./Drescher), Ljubicic – Tanzmayr (58./Meister), Schmidt (79./Grozurek) , Hugi
yellow cards: Kerschbaum (20 °) or Pokorny (36 °), Steinwender (90 ° + 2)
Written by Daniel Ringsmuth; Photo: Josef Parak
