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Schwarzgrüne Jubeltraube: Florian Jamnig entschied die Partie mit seinem verwandelten Elfmeter zugunsten des FC Wacker Innsbruck.
© GEPA pictures/ Amir Beganovic
Innsbruck – FC Wacker Innsbruck’s cup journey continues into the round of 16. The Tyrolese beat SV Stripfing of the regional league 1-0 at home on Saturday. The black and green greens, semi-finalists last year at the Uniqa ÖFB-Cup, were only able to turn the clear increase in chances into a countable three minutes before the end of the game by converting a jaming penalty.
SV Wörgl, however, had to surrender as expected. The Tyrolean regional league team faced the LASK of the Bundesliga for a long time in the away game in Linz. A goal from rookie Johannes Eggestein put the favorites ahead in the first half (31). Andreas Gruber and Peter Michorl only managed the final 3-0 in injury time in favor of the Europa League participant.
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After WSG Tirol fell against FAC on Friday (0: 1), another Tyrolean club participates in the second round of the Cup. Due to numerous crown cases in the ranks of Innsbruck, SVG Reichenau’s match against Blau- Weiß Linz was postponed until November 4.
Salzburg and sovereign Rapid, Sturm and Hartberg with difficulty
Defending champion Salzburg have faced the first real hurdle in this year’s ÖFB Cup. In the second round match of two Bundesliga representatives, the Champions League holder won 3-0 (1-0) at SKN St. Pölten on Saturday. Salzburg had to fight for success for an hour after Albert Vallci (22nd) took the lead. Enock Mwepu (77 °) scored the second goal that was finally deserved, Andre Ramalho (89 °) completed the success of the guests.
Salzburg earned its ninth competitive appearance this season. On Wednesday night, the “Red Bulls” will make their first appearance in the group stage of the Champions League. In Wals-Siezenheim it is the turn of the Russian runner-up Lok Moscow.
⚽ ÖFB Cup, 2nd round
- VfB Hohenems – SK Sturm Graz 1: 2 (0: 2). Goals: Wunderli (85th) or Jantscher (40th), Balaj (46th)
- SKN St. Pölten – FC Red Bull Salzburg 0: 3 (0: 1). Tore: Vallci (22.), Mwepu (77.), Ramalho (89.)
- FC ASKÖ Gmünd (Carinthian League) – TSV Hartberg 3: 4 nV (3: 3, 2: 1). Goals: Allmayer (17th), Gasser (37th, 90th + 4th / penalty) or Rotter (21st, 83rd), Rep (50th), Ertlthaler (114th). Yellow-red card: T. Kainz (113./Foul/Hartberg)
- SC Wiener Neustadt – SK Rapid Vienna 1: 5 (1: 3). Goals: Weidinger (22 °) and Knasmüllner (18 °), Ritzmaier (32 °, 70 °), Kara (45 ° + 1), Arase (77 °)
- LASK – SV Wörgl 3-0 (1-0). Tore: Eggestein (29.), Gruber (91.), Michorl (93.)
- SCR Altach – SV Seekirchen 7-0 (3-0). Goals: Fischer (21, 35), Maderner (23), Obasi (70, 89), Casar (82, 85)
- FC Wacker Innsbruck – SV Stripfing / Weiden 1-0 (0-0). Goal: Jamnig (87th / penalty)
- First Vienna FC (Wiener Liga) – SK Forward Steyr 3: 2 (2: 0). Goals: Stehlik (19th), B. Luxbacher (38th), Bartholomay (90th) and Brandstätter (57th / free kick), Martinovic (94th)
Sturm Graz managed to reach the round of 16 with difficulty. The Styrians had to fight hard at Vorarlberg’s third division club VfB Hohenems on Saturday to bring the 2: 1 success to the towel. Following Maurice Wunderli’s header (85th), the hosts led by former Altach coach Werner Grabherr came close to equalizing in the final tournament. Jakob Jantscher (40th / penalty) and Bekim Balaj (46th) had previously scored for Sturm.
TSV Hartberg even had to go into extra time against Carinthian League Club Gmünd. There, Ertlthaler scored the winning 4: 3 in the 114th minute. Rapid did his homework at the more regional Wiener Neustadt with a fitting 5: 1. Altach fired the league’s frustration from his soul with a 7-0 win over SV Seekirchen. (TT.com)
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