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RIED (zema). On Matchday 3 of the typical Bundesliga, SV Guntamatic Ried had to admit defeat to FC Red Bull Salzburg 1: 3. Mergim Berisha (45 + 1st, 53rd) brought Salzburg with a double on the road to victory before Julian Wießmeier (83rd) to score the well-deserved follow-up goal. Shortly before the final whistle, Patson Daka (90 + 6th) made it 3-1.
Compared to the 2-1 away loss to FK Austria Wien, SVR head coach Gerald Baumgartner made a change to the starting lineup. Instead of Stefan Nutz, Markus Lackner was allowed to race early that day.
Vikings clearly dominate the opening minutes
Both teams fought exciting duels in the opening minutes and fought for every inch, although not everything was a success in the game. The first opportunity in the game resulted from a quick move. After a deep pass, the round leather landed on the feet of Bernd Gschweidl (1st), but the defensive chain of the red bulls acted awake and was able to get the ball out of the danger zone. Just two turns of the pointer later, Gerald Baumgartner’s men were able to register the next notable approach to goal. After a mid-range cross, Thomas Reifeltshammer (3rd) hit the header unhindered, but found his master in guest goalkeeper Cican Stankovic. As the game progressed, wave after wave of black and green swept into the Salzburg penalty area. Like for example in minute 5: After an Offenbacher corner tackle, Marco Grüll circled the ball true to size in the area, but RBS goalkeeper Cican Stankovic was able to deflect the game device with great effort towards the corner ball, which brought nothing.
The Salzburg series champion is better in the game
Mozart’s city kickers caused some danger for the first time after 9 minutes. Sekou Koita perked up from about 25 meters and served, but missed due to SVR goalkeeper Samuel Radlinger, who stopped him brilliantly. In the next few minutes of play, both SV Guntamatic Ried and FC Red Bull Salzburg were able to repeatedly put the accent on the game, but it was not really necessary from either side. Until minute 16 of the game: Luka Sucic’s long-range shot missed Rieder’s area by a hair.
Baumgartner-Elf stays on the trigger
Seven turns of the pointer later, the Austrian Highs had a chance for a quick play after an unnecessary turnover by the marching team. Indirectly, the ball landed at the feet of Marco Grüll (23rd). The SVR kicker took off immediately, but the round ended next to the square. On the other side, Albert Vallci’s center (28th) found no receiver. Two laps of the pointer later, the approximately 2,700 SVR fans already had cheers on their lips. After a life-size cross, Daniel Offenbacher (30th) hit the header unimpeded, but put it just over the crossbar. In the 37th minute, Rieder’s proteges managed to register another noteworthy goal approach. After a mid-high free kick cross, Constantin Reiner (37th) headed the ball past the area. Moments before the half-time whistle, the Salzburg team scored the opening goal. After a cross from Ulm, Mergim Berisha (45 + 1) completed the game device for a one-goal lead at the net.
Salzburg residents expand their leadership
The Baumgartner-Elf got out of the cabin well. Bernd Gschweidl (49th) took the first title in the second round. Two laps from the pointer later, SVR’s offensive row failed to capitalize on a Reiner cross (52nd). In the 54th minute of the game, Salzburg extended their lead. Mergim Berisha maneuvered the ball into Rieder’s area for a 2-0 lead. The SVR continued to show commitment and was almost rewarded for it. Markus Lackner (58th) was unable to capitalize on a notable Kerhe flank.
Julian Wießmeier gives hope to Rieder fans
In the 69th minute the following remarkable action: Seth Paintsil reached the end from about 20 meters, but the shot lacked power. As a result, both teams were rarely dangerous, as both defensive chains acted extremely compact. Until minute 74 of the match: Ashimeru’s long shot landed exactly in the arms of SVR goalkeeper Samuel Radlinger. Seven minutes later the Vikings were allowed to cheer. Following a remarkable submission from Grubeck, Julian Wießmeier (82nd) completed the ball for a 1: 2 goal in the Salzburg area. The Baumgartner-Elf pressed for a tie in the finals, but the final point in an open game was established by the guests. After a quick counterattack, Patson Daka (90 + 6 °) pushed the ball over the line to make the final score 1: 3.
SV Guntamatic Ried:
Radlinger – Kerhe (65./Takougnadi), Reiner (45./Satin), Reifeltshammer, Meisl, Lercher – Ziegl (80./Wießmeier), Offenbacher (80./Grubeck), Lackner – Gschweidl (65./Paintsil), Grull
FC Red Bull Salzburg:
Stankovic – Vallci, Onguene, Wöber (73./Kristensen), Ulmer (84./Farkas) – Camara, Ashimeru – Sucic, Okafor (63./Szoboszlai) – Koita (63./Daka), Berisha (72./Adeyemi ) Those: SV Ried
Photos: Danny Jodts / zema-medien.de
