SV Ried receives WSG Tirol in the qualification group of the Bundesliga. We report live (ticker below). It is currently 1:1.
Here is the live ticker: bottom of the table SV Ried is hoping for the longed-for liberation against WSG Tirol in the Bundesliga. After two defeats at the start of the qualifying group, the Innviertler want to fight back against the Tyroleans today. “We know what we need to do better. It will definitely be a very heated game,” said Ried coach Maximilian Senft. For the WSG, on the other hand, it’s a big step towards staying up in the league. Because with a win, Thomas Silberberger’s team would extend the lead over the Upper Austrians to eleven points with seven laps to go before the end of the season. The targeted Bundesliga whereabouts would be within reach, and the WSG would temporarily take the lead in front of qualifying group leader Austria Lustenau. “If we lose, we’re back at the back. If we draw, it’s okay. And if we win, it points the way in the other direction,” emphasized Silberberger. “Losing is forbidden”In any case, Silberberger has good memories of Rieder, his team celebrated two victories against Upper Austria this season. Nevertheless, the coach has been warned. “Regardless of the table situation, it’s traditionally difficult in Ried. Ried is extremely difficult to play on,” said the 49-year-old, who wants to take advantage of the Innviertler’s uncertainty. However, the two successes were achieved more “with botch” than with play. “Ried will describe the game against us as a must-win. I declare it forbidden to lose.” WSG gained a lot of self-confidence last Friday with a 4-0 win over WAC, while the mood in Ried was heated after a 1-3 draw against Hartberg. “Nothing will work easily after the game against Hartberg,” said Senft, his team now had to work their way into it. “At the same time, we want to trust in our skills as footballers.” Rieder Aleksandar Lutovac also relies on the support of the home fans. “Every game is now a final for us. We’re in a bad position right now. But I think we need a win now that will take us up and give us confidence for the next games,” said the 25-year-old Serb. “We have to be smart.”
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