SV Mattersburg has the next match ball in front of his chest:
After the bitter 1: 2 defeat against Admira, the Burgenlanders want to fix the till in the Pappelstadion against the bottom of the WSG Tirol (LIVE from 8.30 p.m. in the LAOLA1 ticker >>>>).
The Tyroleans, however, want to leave the red lantern with a win in Burgenland.
With a cushion of three points at the end of the table, but also with a disadvantage in the qualification group in the event of a tie, the WSG would ultimately overtake the SVM if it won.
Ponweiser: “Must use match ball”
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Between the two teams there is also Admira, who has one point less than Mattersburg and who also plays host to the St. Pöltener, who is also involved in the relegation battle. “We have missed a chance. Now we have to join forces to use the next match ball, and we’ll do everything we can to do that,” promised Mattersburg coach Franz Ponweiser. A draw would at least maintain the current lead. “You cannot deny the fact that one point could be enough for us, but we would be badly advised to go into the game to play X,” said the 44-year-old.
In any case, the greater pressure is on the guests. Everyone involved is aware of this. “It is not wrong if you know you have to win,” WSG coach Thomas Silberberger tries to point out positive things. His team would try to score from the start. The Tyroleans have already scored two goals this season in the Pappelstadion. In the 7th round there was a 2-0 win on September 14th. “It is good to know that you have already won in Mattersburg, but away from home or at home is no longer a big issue after Corona,” said the 47-year-old.
Wattens wants to give “ass card”
In addition, the game on Tuesday takes place under completely different conditions. That will also affect the game. “It will be a brutally intense fight, Mattersburg wants to prevent us from winning by all means, because then they suddenly pulled the ass card that we now have,” explains Silberberger. After the 0: 1 against Altach he was looking for “eleven warriors” for the duel with the SVM. After the game you will know if they were found.
The people of Mattersburg know exactly what will happen to them. “We clearly expect a typical game against relegation. If you hear the statements from the Tyrolean side, you know what will be coming. But we will be prepared and prepare accordingly so as not to make it so easy for the Tyroleans as you might think, “Ponweiser emphasizes. With Andreas Gruber he has to give his clearly best goal scorer due to a ban, the Tyrolean dropout list is much longer.
A ray of hope is that Bruno Soares is returning at least one WSG defense support. “We expect him to go ahead tomorrow,” Silberberger says. His team finally wants to win again after four games without a win. Hope gives hope that there have been only one defeat in the last five appearances abroad. And Mattersburg is known to be anything but strong at home this season. Only two games were won in the Poplar Stadium.
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