[ad_1]
Will the Austrian national team of Romania get revenge tonight in the Nations League?
This is the question that worries football experts “At Andy Ogris’s usual table”. Together with Austrian legend Ivica Vastic, a 50-time ÖFB team player, and LAOLA1 editor-in-chief Peter Rietzler discuss the performance of the ÖFB guest in Ploiesti (8:45 pm on the LIVE ticker ).
Vastic and Ogris agree that the ÖFB team against Romania will be the winner this time, in contrast to the 3-2 defeat in Klagenfurt in September. It would be the third victory in the third international game of this course for the team of team leader Franco Foda after the 2-1 in the Test against Greece and the 1-0 in the Nations League on Sunday in Northern Ireland.
“I think they came from Northern Ireland with confidence and they want – Foda also said it – to win every game, no matter where you play. I think the performances show that they are right, the team has shown that they are capable.” says Vastic, who talks about an open account with Romania. “They have been warned that the last game in Carinthia could have been taken lightly. I don’t think they will make the same mistake twice and pick up where they left off in Belfast.”
Ogris also believes in the success of the ÖFB in Romania, provided they are more efficient in scoring goals than they were in the 1-0 win against Northern Ireland. “For me, after the game in Belfast, that’s the only point where I can say that we could be a little bit better in assessing opportunities,” said the 63-time national team player.
“I think we have a bill to take and we will settle it in Romania, I am convinced of that,” said Ogris.
Click here to see the video:
Text as: © LAOLA1.at
Schröcksnadel fights winter sports super spreader image
to the top » COMMENT_COUNT comments
User comments do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the LAOLA1 editorial team. LAOLA1 reserves the right to remove comments without giving reasons, especially if they violate criminal or civil law regulations, contradict common decency, or go against LAOLA1’s reputation. In this context, we refer in particular to our Terms of Use. In such cases, the user cannot assert any claim. Furthermore, Sportradar Media Services GmbH reserves the right to assert claims for damages and report criminal law offenses.
