29th round in Austria’s Bundesliga: WSG Tirol meets SV Ried. We report live (see below).
Here is the LIVETICKER: WSG Tirol wants to rehabilitate itself for the recent 0:5 defeat at TSV Hartberg and finally fix the league in the Bundesliga with a win against table bottom SV Ried. With a threesome against the Innviertler, the Tyroleans would also be represented in the upper house in the coming season. Ried coach Maximilian Senft: “The team is on the move!” In Ried, the longing for the first win in the qualifying group is four games away However, the end of the season was big, most recently there were four draws in a row. There is no reason to panic among the Upper Austrians, however, as the gap to the penultimate Altach is only one point. However, the other competition has already rushed a little, Hartberg has five points more on the account, the WSG six. “The team is on the move and we’re going to Tyrol hungry for victory,” stressed Ried coach Maximilian Senft. The duel against the Tyroleans will be “similarly intense” to the home game a month ago, when the two teams drew 1-1 . Last week, Rieder gained at least a little self-confidence with a 2-2 win at Austria Lustenau after falling behind twice. “It would have been better, but the performance was very good,” said SVR professional Christoph Lang. Now the team is “very motivated” in the duel with the Tyroleans, the reward for the “good performance” should finally follow. WSG coach Thomas Silberberger: “We’re not playing against Real Madrid!” The Tyroleans will have something against it around coach Thomas Silberberger. The duel against Rieder has a certain endgame character, the coach feels a “good tension”. He had one-on-one talks with the players and made it clear to them “that this is not a threat, but a cool story. If we win, we’re through.” One circumstance made Silberberger even more confident: “We’re not playing against Real Madrid. We play against Ried. Home. I’m absolutely positive about the game and I’m absolutely convinced of my team.” The statistics also speak more in favor of the WSG, which has won four times in the last five competitive games against the Innviertler. Silberberger is nevertheless warned that an opponent is coming “who develops strengths that can only be developed by a team that has their backs to the wall”. In any case, the 0: 5 in Hartberg had been worked up. “We always have games where we get punched in the head. After that, everyone gets it,” assured WSG captain Ferdinand Oswald.
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