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The Admira defender hit Manfred Fischer with his shoe in the face after just 77 seconds and was sent into the shower early by referee Alexander Harkam. After that, everything seemed to be going well for the Altachers, who were sent to the field by manager Alex Pastoor with a chain of three.
Maderner scored in the 10th minute after a cross from Johannes Tartarotti with a header at the Kreuzeck, making it 1-0 for Vorarlberg. 18 minutes later, Maderner’s head-injured substitute Daniel Nussbaumer rose to 2-0 after a pass from Manuel Thurnwald, after missing Admira goalkeeper Andreas Leitner’s first attempt.
Altach defeated Admira in a heated match
There were three layoffs in the game between Altach and Admira. In the end, Vorarlberg won 4-2.
Admira begins to catch up
While the hosts missed other good opportunities through Fischer (25th / Leitner deflection) and Nussbaumer (33rd / outside net), Admira hit the connecting goal practically out of nowhere. Stephan Auer hit a cross into the box and Jan Zwischenbrugger directed the ball towards his own goal in a duel with Erwin Hoffer (35th).
The next cold shower for the SCR followed in the 48th minute when Oum Gouet saw yellow-red after repeated fouls. Suddenly, Admira had the reins in hand and went through Roman Kerschbaum to equalize (54th). Tomislav Tomic had done a perfect preparatory job. Then Admira Sitzer joked about leadership. Hoffer ran on goal alone, but found his master in Altach goalkeeper Tino Casali, as did Joseph Ganda on the sidelines (57th). Marco Hausjell’s shot missed at the far angle (66).
Two more “pranksters” represent Altach
Missed opportunities should take revenge in the 68th minute. Leitner fended off a Thurnwald free kick to the side, Admira’s defense carelessly allowed substitute Aljaz Casar to score 3-2. Another setback for Lower Austria was marked by the yellow-red for Kerschbaum in the 79th minute.
However, the fans fought doggedly for the draw and were almost rewarded in the 82nd minute when a free kick from Lukas Rath landed on the crossbar. The final decision brought a goal from substitute Mario Stefel (88.), the notable assist came from Casar. It was Altacher’s first league win after five losses and a tie in the seasons. In addition, the Vorarlbergers achieved their first victory at home after five unsuccessful attempts and the first three against Admira after three losses and four draws in direct duels.
Voices for the game
Alex Pastor (Altach coach): “We made it difficult for ourselves and we could or should have decided the game after the 2-0 win. After that, we put too little pressure on our opponents and gave up the advantage unnecessarily. The victory means a lot, also in terms of the confidence of the players. “
Damir Buric (Admira’s coach): “With the second suspension, I wonder why this decision was made. That was decided by the game, I don’t want to say more about it. We did very well after 2-0 and the early red card. At 2-2 we had the opportunity to steer the game in our direction. Ultimately, we have to bring the positives, and I’ve seen some positives, with us. “
Altach – Admire 4: 2 (2: 1)
Altach, Cashpoint Arena, 500 spectators, SR Harkam
Sequence of objectives:
1: 0 Maderner (10.)
2: 0 D. Nussbaumer (28th)
2: 1 Zwischenbrugger (35th / own goal)
2: 2 Kerschbaum (54.)
3: 2 Marry (68.)
4: 2 Stefel (88.)
Altach: Casali – Zwischenbrugger, Bumberger (61./Wiss), Netzer – Thurnwald, Fischer, Oum Gouet, Tartarotti (61./Casar), Karic (60./Edokpolor) – Maderner (17./D. Nussbaumer), Obasi (74 ./Stefel)
To admire: Leitner – Bauer, Vorsager, Rath – Hausjell, Kerschbaum, Tomic (80./Ndifor), Hjulmand, Auer – Ganda, Hoffer (80./Maierhofer)
Red card: Bauer (2./Foul)
Yellow-red cards: Oum Gouet (48 ° / repeated foul) or Kerschbaum (79 ° / repeated foul)
Yellow cards: Zwischenbrugger, Netzer, D. Nussbaumer, Casali or Hausjell, Leitner, Maierhofer
The best: Thurnwald, Netzer, Casar o Hausjell, Tomic
