Home game drama: Vorwärts Steyr loses against Deutschlandsberg in the final minute

Home game drama: Vorwärts Steyr loses against Deutschlandsberg in the final minute

Steyr. In the last home game of the first half of the season, the SK BMD forward Steyr to the Deutschlandsberger SC. The game took place in the Liwest Arena and was crucial for the SKV's points, which was faced with a difficult challenge due to numerous injuries. Due to the absence of important players such as Mirsad Sulejmanovic, Lukas Prokop, Oliver Filip and Alexander Weinstabl, coach Max Eitl had to fall back on a greatly reduced bank. Amir Pasic was also not in the squad because of a yellow lock.

The game started with great intensity, but it quickly became apparent that both teams were very well defensive. In the tenth minute, Matej Hoic scored the early lead for the guests, but this was not recognized due to an offside position. Just a few minutes later, Vorwärts Steyr received a penalty that Collazo could not use. The goalkeeper Veit von Deutschlandsberg successfully parried the shot. Steyr's keeper Gruber's defenses prevented a goal until half -time, so that it went to the break at the stand of 0-0.

drama in the final phase

After the change of sides, a corner kick of the guests finally brought the first goal of the game. In the 56th minute, the defensive of the SKV was outsmarted and Weinberger scored 1-0 for Deutschlandsberg. Another setback came shortly afterwards when Mesaric was put off and the guests had to act outnumbered.

The majority of Steyr was important in the 76th minute when Stefan Goldnagl with a precise shot equalized to 1: 1 and resulted in the possibility of a point win. The tension rose when the game came to an end. In the 93rd minute, however, there was a fatal foul on the penalty area. The subsequent free kick was warded off by Gruber, but Brandl used the negligence and headed the ball from one meter away online to 2: 1 for the guests.

So the game ended with a dramatic 1: 2 for the SKV, which despite great efforts and a strong second half at the end with empty hands. The tactical changes and the team spirit were remarkable, but it was not enough for a point win.

The SKV was set up: Gruber; Labeder, Martic, Goldnagl, Maric, Brekner; Lidan, Coello, Collazo; Oberwinkler, Cinac. Deutschlandsberg competed in a 4-2-3-1 system: Veit; Gintsberger, Markovic, Lipp, Weinberger; Grubelnik, Degen; Fuchshofer, Syla, Hack; Hoic. The referees of the game were Patrick Koscielnicki, Andreas Moitzi and Adam Bouaziz.

Details on the heartbreaking defeat and other developments are in a future article on www.e-steyr.com treated.