- Walter Kogler: “LASK bit its teeth today after 25 minutes on the Hartbergers”
- Sascha Horvath: “We had two shots in the first half and both hit them.”
- Dominik Thalhammer: “We didn’t reward ourselves for a great superiority today”
- Siegmund Gruber (President LASK) on the discrepancies in the new construction of the stadium: “I would appeal that any dirt bucket campaigns should be postponed.”
LASK loses 1: 2 against TSV Prolactal Hartberg. The votes for the game Sky Sport Austria.
LASK – TSV Prolactal Hartberg 1:2 (1:2)
Referee: Felix Ouschan
Dominik Thalhammer (Trainer LASK):
… About the game: “Hartberg was more efficient than us. We had a clear advantage today. We had a lot of control of the game and didn’t give up until the end, but we were careless in our own box and not good enough in the opponent’s box. We created many situations in the attacking third that were very imprecise and we didn’t get the last pass to the man. We have a lot of control and possession in many games, but we can become even more efficient and better in the attacking third. “
… About the injuries in the squad: “You can always see it that way at the end of the day, but today we didn’t reward ourselves for a great superiority. We have no choice but to accept it as it is. “
Gernot Trauner (LASK) before the game:
… about the stadium construction: “LASK needs a really good home ground. When you see the project, what the association is preparing is really great. The unrest surrounding the stadium construction affects the team very little. We deal with the sporting aspects. “
… about a possible move abroad: “If there are interesting offers, I’ll deal with them, but that’s not the case at the moment. I feel very comfortable, I am at home here and am very valued by the club and the people here. “
Siegmund Gruber (President LASK):
… About the new construction of the stadium and the related disagreements with Manfred Zauner: “We have guaranteed funding and funding and have now sold 30 of 40 boxes, one and a half years before the stadium was completed. […] Friends come and go when you have a disagreement. I would appeal that any dirt bin campaigns be put on hold. Some may go to court, but I wouldn’t recommend that. This has absolutely no effect on the construction of the stadium. Unfortunately, I didn’t do it the way I should have interfered. I’ve been doing this for more than a month, it was my fault. Now I stand for the fact that we will do everything on point and comma. “
Markus Schopp (trainer TSV Prolactal Hartberg):
… About the game: “I’m happy that we scored three points against an extremely strong opponent. In the first ten to fifteen minutes, we failed to give our opponents any intensity on our part. We had incredibly stupid ball losses and that’s why it came to 0: 1. We were punished for something we already knew. We were in the game afterwards, played out the two situations superbly and made it through the rounds. “
… About Florian Flecker: “He has an extremely important role in the team, not only on the pitch, but also in the dressing room, which enriches us. We are very grateful to have such a good player. “
Seifedin Chabbi (TSV Prolactal Hartberg):
… About the victory: “We are now known in the league for the fact that we need a 0-1 deficit to turn up. Don’t forget that we’re a team that played three games a week. I’m proud of the team because they gave everything today. “
… about his aesthetic goal: “My body weight was on one foot, I had to do that with the other.”
… About the season’s goals: “For us, the maximum is certain to come in sixth place. We know that we can absolutely manage it. “
Sascha Horvath (TSV Prolactal Hartberg):
… About the game: “We had two shots in the first half and both hit them. We knew it would be extremely difficult against LASK, but we built the chances and so we’re the winner today. We are Hartberg and we have to do that. When we play fast, we see what quality we have. We fight and to win like that is extremely nice. Today you saw the team spirit the team has. Everyone stands behind everyone and pushes each other all the time. The substitute bench called in: ‘Fight, fight, fight!’ That is very nice.”
Walter Kogler (Sky Expert):
… About the game and the course of the game: “LASK had a lot of problems when they were in possession of the ball. LASK broke its teeth today after 25 minutes on the Hartbergers. What Hartberg did was really clever: They let the LASK come and it had one or the other chance, but never something really compelling. “
Hans Krankl (Sky Expert):
… about the current injury situation at LASK: “LASK can’t take it. They are not in the form you have seen LASK, where they played really well and where they were near Salzburg. The injured contribute of course. “
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