News Flash – 18 goals in the reserve match and Horelica as match winner

Only the reserve was accurate

With a 1:1 draw in the basement duel against Zistersdorf, Shrick Not moving forward, coach Alexander Bitter had to struggle with the efficiency of his team. The reserves did better and won 12:6 (!), Markus Schüller scored six goals.

Horelica as match winner

The recovered summer signing Patrik Horelica played a significant role in the Rabenburger 2-0 victory in Sulz: He scored the 1-0 himself and set up Radoslav Juratek’s second goal.

Substitute weakened to the point

Die SG Poysbrunn/Ottenthal won a somewhat surprising but deserved point against Altlichtenwarth. And that despite the fact that top scorer Lukas Kysela and his brother Florian were missing with ligament injuries.

Pointless September

Kreuzstetten started the season with two wins, but in September there were three defeats in three matches. Now Mohamed Fouad from the bench in Wetzelsdorf was also shown a red card for insulting the team.

Now Wilfersdorf also lost

As the last team in the league, Wilfersdorf for the first time – clearly with 1:5 against Kreuttal.

Another X

The duel between SG Poysbrunn/Ottenthal and Altlichtenwarth ended once again without a winner. In the last four direct duels there were three draws.

Wetzelsdorf as a home power

Since the 0:3 against Schrick in mid-May Wetzelsdorf all five home games and always three goals or more.

Part of the winless trio

Die SG Drasenhofen/Schrattenberg is still part of the winless trio and is in second to last place. It won’t be any easier this weekend, as they are visiting Kreuttal.

Ten goals on four wheels

Eibesthal So far eleven goals, ten of which are credited to the two legionnaires Ondrej Spanel and Zdenek Michalec.

A long shot to happiness

House churches showed once again a weak finishing position against SG Drasenhofen/Schrattenberg, but won 1-0 in the end. Stefan Gstaltner earned the golden goal with a long-range shot.

Finally contacted

Taillight Zitersdorf gets its first point with a 1:1 draw in Schrick. The decisive goal was scored by 15-year-old Enes Swarat with his heel, it was his second goal for the first team.