Will SV Guntamatic Ried win four competitive games in a row in the Bundesliga in Lustenau on Sunday for the first time since 2013 after two league successes and the 3-2 win in Horn? “It would be nice if we could also celebrate our fourth win on Sunday. But we saw in the first game that Lustenau is a really strong opponent,” says Ried coach Christian Heinle.
For the 37-year-old, an away win in the Ländle would be the icing on the cake of a dream week: while his kickers are already traveling to Vorarlberg today, Heinle is saying yes to his Lisa at the church wedding in Utzenaich. He only travels on the day of the game with sports director Thomas Reicheltshammer.
Ironically, an ex-Rieder wants to appear as a wedding crasher: Stefano Surdanovic has been kicking at Lustenau since the summer. He was once active as an academy player and young professional (2013 to 2019) in the Innviertel. “We want to make up for the defeat in the first leg in Ried. Of course, I also want to show Ried that I’m capable,” says Surdanovic, who after relegating Admira in the summer also toyed with a return to Ried: “My manager also asked , but Ried didn’t need a player anymore.” The move to Vorarlberg followed: “I had actually prepared everything to stay longer with Admira. With relegation, the dream of the Bundesliga suddenly came to an end. I’m grateful that the opportunity arose with Lustenau.”
Example Muhammad Cham
And it should go further up: “Muhammed Cham showed the way,” he says about the path of Austria’s neo-national team player, who now plays for Lustenau’s cooperation club Clermont Foot in France. (rawa)
Source: Nachrichten
