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Bundesliga derbies: coaching duels and longing for home games on Sunday
On Sunday all eyes will be on the coaches and trends in the Bundesliga! Find out more about exciting duels and strategies at the start of the second half of the season in Carinthia, Tyrol and Vienna.
Bundesliga derbies: coaching duels and longing for home games on Sunday
Next Sunday, many eyes will be on the top-class matches in the Austrian Bundesliga. In an exciting start to the second half of the season, there are exciting duels that not only focus on the coaches, but are also associated with expectations and the longing for success.
The Carinthian derby brings together two experienced trainers. Peter Pacult from Austria Klagenfurt and Dietmar Kühbauer from WAC faced each other in the cup just a few days ago, where WAC won after a thrilling penalty shootout. This situation sheds exciting light on the upcoming duel, as Kühbauer has always been successful in previous encounters against Pacult, with a record of four wins and two draws.
Expectations and developments
The last three Bundesliga away games for WAC have been consistently successful, which is helping to boost the team's self-confidence. Goalkeeper Nikolas Polster is optimistic and announces the coming derby victory. On the other hand, Pacult is determined to prepare his team for the challenge and hopes that the solid performance in the cup pays off.
Another exciting game takes place in Tyrol, where WSG Tirol meets Altacher. The home team is looking for its first home win of the season. However, their performances so far have resulted in mixed numbers when it comes to the crucial four players who played through each round. Coach Philipp Semlic is hoping for a turnaround in the game, while Fabio Ingolitsch from Altach wants to continue the winning streak after a recent failed attempt.
Another notable game is the clash between Austria Vienna and BW Linz. The Viennese's performance in recent weeks has been remarkable as they have been able to consistently achieve victories in the league and cup, while the Linzers are going through shaky times. In a month that wasn't exactly ideal for the Linzers, a success in Vienna could represent a decisive turning point. Gerald Scheiblehner, the coach of BW Linz, remains optimistic and firmly believes in the possibility of a comeback.
Sunday's games will be crucial not only for the teams, but also for the coaches, who will have to refine their strategies and implement them on the pitch. Fans can look forward to an exciting match day that will let emotions run high and could lead to some surprising twists and turns. The matches can be followed live on kicker.