“There are also dirty victories,” said LASK striker Maximilian Entrup after the final whistle. “We have to take such points with us.” With the away win in Klagenfurt, the black and white defended the one point ahead of the seventh blue and white Linz, which won 2-1 against Tyrol at the same time. “I am pleased for both Linz clubs that we have such a cool final,” said Blau-Weiß-Linz coach Gerald Scheiblehner about the top six.
“Have it in your own hands”
The black and white celebrated 190 kilometers away as the crow flies after they had again shown resistance in Klagenfurt. In the meantime, they were two points behind Blau-Weiß Linz at 0: 1. Solomon Bonah tore off a flank, the ball flew over goalkeeper Tobias Lawal into the far corner (3rd). After the final whistle, he admitted in the interview that the Dutch had planned something else.
Nothing did nothing like two colleagues when Valon Berisha caught the ball in front of the sixteen. When the shot, the LASK midfielder slipped away, the ball sailed into the right corner-1: 1 (13th).
Adeniran: “Max is always free”
The winning goal was wanted (60th). Substitute Krystof Danek sent Samuel Adeniran down. The American let defense chief Thorsten Mahrer slide past with a hook and played across the scorer Maximilian Entrup. “Max is always free,” said Adeniran with the winning smile after the final whistle. “I’m trying to find him. It’s fun playing with him.”
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