Kelvin Boateng leads Vienna to victory: fifth triumph in a row!

Kelvin Boateng leads Vienna to victory: fifth triumph in a row!

In an exciting football weekend in the 2nd league, there were some impressive achievements to admire. Kelvin Boateng from the third-placed Vienna showed an outstanding performance on Friday and led his team to a 3-1 away win against Sku Amstetten. The game started promising for Viennese when Boateng scored the first goal in the fifth minute. However, the Ghanaian center forward was the beginning of a memorable game that he crowned with a hat trick in the first half.

However, the joy did not last long for the Amstetteners. Despite the interim compensation by Charles-Jesaja Herrmann in the sixth minute, Boateng soon recovered the Viennese on the field. He was able to position himself two times near the goal after the Amstetten loss of ball led to the second goal in his own penalty area. This was Boateng's tenth goals of the season, which now secured the lead in the goal scorer list.

Ried with strong appearance

The SV Ried did not let her rag against Schwarz-Weiß Bregenz in the evening game and celebrated a clear 3-0 victory. After a goalless first half, the team turned up after the break and scored three quick goals. Florian Prirsch initially provided an own goal before Wilfried Eza and Ante Bajic contributed further goals, with which the Rieder underpinned their claim to the top of the table.

for SK Rapid II, however, the match day was unfortunate. The team had to give up the SKN St. Pölten 0-1 and has been winning without a win for five games. The decisive goal was scored in the 59th minute by Winfred Amoah, who used an inconsistency in the rapid defense. Although St. Pölten played outnumbered from the 72nd minute, this was not enough to endanger her opponent.

in the Styrian derby, the Sturm Graz II prevailed against Lafnitz with a clear 4: 0. Peter Kiedl was the outstanding player of this match and scored three goals, including a safely converted penalty and another look worth seeing from the game. An own goal of the Lafnitz defender, who screwed the result even further up, was particularly remarkable.

Another positive appearance came from the ASK Voitsberg, which celebrated his third win of the season with an impressive 4-0 away win at FAC. Thanks to the goals of Philipp Zuna and Kevin-Prince Milla, son of the football legend Roger Milla, you can now settle something from the end of the table.

Overall, the current matchday of the 2nd league shows the diversity and the competition spirit that prevails in the league. Many teams fight for the climb while others defend themselves against the descent. The next games will be decisive to further consolidate the table positions. More insights on the current position situation offers another article on www.weltfussball.at .