Salzburg defies unsettled the WSG and waits for the liberation

Salzburg defies unsettled the WSG and waits for the liberation

The crisis at Red Bull Salzburg is expanding: Against WSG Tyrol, the game in the Bundesliga ended on Saturday with a sobering 1-1 draw. This was already the sixth game under coach Thomas Letsch, in which the coveted victory did not want to succeed. The early deficit from Quincy Butler in the second minute caused additional uncertainty in the already battered team, such as laola1.at reported.

Despite a significant improvement in the second half and the rapid compensation by Moussa Yeo, the Salzburgers could not use the euphoria to achieve another goal. "We still have to be more than critical," said Letsch, describing the first half as catastrophic. He emphasized that the lack of energy and structure in the game against the opponent were striking from the start. The team remains in fifth place in the table and has now played five games in a row without a win, while the lead on the Ligaführer Sturm Graz remains at nine points, so Salzburg24.at

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In addition to the sporting misery, Salzburg has to deal with injury problems. Oscar Gloukh, who was on the pitch despite a broken wrist, now has to pause. His absence represents another setback for the team, which must do without the injured Maurits Kjaergaard. The 21-year-old midfielder needs another operation after complications in his ankle injury. Letsch is now under pressure because the next challenges against Sturm Graz and Austria Vienna are imminent, where an increase in performance is absolutely necessary.

The pressure grows because other teams do not sleep in the table, while the Salzburgers still give away the points on the lawn. A proud club like Red Bull Salzburg cannot afford such services, and everyone is now directed to whether the team can find their shape back in time.