“Today was not our day.”

© Sportreport

The teams of Admira and TSV Hartberg met at the BSFZ-Arena during the ninth day of the Tipico Bundesliga. The guests out Styria turned the game around after a 0-2 deficit and won 3-2 thanks to a late goal from Seifedin Chabbi (87th).

We have the votes for the game.

Admire – TSV Hartberg 2: 3 (2: 1)
Referee: Felix Ouschan

Damir Buric (Admira Coach):
… On the game: “We have everything in our hands and even today we show a certain naivety when it comes to behavior in the penalty area, including the standards. Today was not our day. Before the game we said that if we stick to the plan, things will go well for us. The 2: 1 before the break was an inopportune moment and the right moment for the opponent to return to the game. We also had moments where we could have gotten back into the game. “

… On the current situation of the team: “We have to defend better when it comes to standards, it runs like a red thread in several games. I also see opportunities where we can improve, but these opportunities may only be for the winter. “

Andreas Leitner (Admire):
… On the game: “Today we won 100 percent. We had everything completely under control in the first half. Based on the first half, you have to go to the second half with such a chest that there should be nothing wrong with the victory, but it was the old story: two standard goals against and again we were left with zero points. Of course, in our situation, it is difficult to finish a game cold, even if you are in the lead. We gave too many balls in the second half, but the conclusion is the simple goals that we conceded. “

… On the general situation of the team at the moment: “It is extremely difficult. We talk a lot to each other and individually. The season lasts a long time and it’s not pleasant if you don’t win anything, but we have to unite and then better times will come.

Franz Wohlfahrt (Managing Director of Sport Admira) before the game:
… on who has “the reins” in Admira: “It was always clear from the beginning that I was the Managing Director of Sports and of course Felix Magath was someone I could get advice from. What we then discuss and implement together is the matter. If you lose four games in a row it is a crisis, that is clear. We use all the possibilities we have at our disposal to get out of this situation. I always give my all for success, self-criticism is part of that, that’s also the case with me. “

… On the current situation of the squad: “We want to get the best out of the squad we have available, and it’s not as bad as the position at the table. I am one hundred percent convinced that we can keep the class with the players that we have here. When we look at the last four games where we’ve made glaring mistakes, those are mistakes, if we disable them we won’t lose at Altach and probably not at Wattens either. “

Markus Schopp (coach TSV Hartberg):
… On the game: “It’s a nice feeling to score again, especially after such a game. It was a déjà vu to be 2-0 behind at 20 minutes, but a great compliment to the team, which except for the two retirements in the 90 minutes gave everything to add these three points. The opponent was in front of the goal twice and scored twice. It’s a tough task to catch up on something like this after repeated attempts. I’m glad that today we were able to win the game using standards. I’m sure it will work in the game again in the coming weeks. “

Seifedin Chabbi (TSV Hartberg):
… On the game and its acclimatization phase: “It took me time. Thanks to the team and the coach who gave me the time. In training sessions and games, you can see that I’m improving and I really want to be 100 percent. We needed all three points and we are happy to have achieved it and to have played a role in it. Speak up for the morale of the team that we turned a 2-0 into a 3-2. I am very proud of the team and it can continue like this. “

Anton Pfeffer (television expert):
… On Admira’s performance: “It’s horrible when in general you’re in bad shape on the table and then you’re 2-0 up and you can’t get the game to finish, it gnaws on your confidence. A game like that hurts incredibly when you’re 2-0, in a situation that Admira is currently in, where things are going down the drain. It will take a while to get that out of your mind. “

… On the performance of TSV Hartberg: “The goals they scored were avoidable, but in a match like this it is removed that they got off the ground.”

Marc Janko (TV Expert):
… on the current state of Admira’s team: “What Admira can hold on to is the moment when the points are split. Everything that happens now is only half as bad. If you read between the lines, you can see that Buric depends on the winter break, but if you look at the finances, you will see that there is little gravel to fill in. “

Press information Sky Austria

28.11.2020