Dream debut
Jaron came, saw and made the Altachers cheer
"A derby doesn't always have to be pretty, it's the result that counts," was how Isabella Jaron summed it up after her Altach side's 2:1 win over SPG Lustenau/Dornbirn. But first things first!
As in the first duel of the season, the promoted team from Messestadt took a 1:0 lead. It was ex-SCRA player Jana Sachs, of all people, who was only half-heartedly tackled by the Rheindörfler defence and slotted past the rushing Sarah-Lisa Dübel to make it 1:0. A lead that was deserved for a long time. Even when Maria Olsen - after Dornbirn goalkeeper Fanny Söderström had fouled Mia Bertsch - shot a penalty so imprecisely that the Finnish goalkeeper was able to save it (42').
The turning point with Jaron
After the break, however, Altach showed a different face and increasingly took control. The final turning point came with Isabella Jaron, who coach Bernhard had put on the bench for the first time after recovering from a knee injury and brought on in the 68th minute. Just six minutes later, defender Sabrina Horvat first outpaced four Dornbirn players with a spectacular solo run, crossed and Jaron - who had arrived from German second division side Meppen in the winter - scored on the slide to equalize. "She's a striker who stands where she needs to be," said Summer, paying tribute to the 22-year-old, who then also provided the assist for Altach's winning goal through Rieke Tietz in the 86th minute.
Back in second place
As a result, the Rheindörflerinnen regained second place in the table from Vienna - the Viennese side have to play at Wacker Innsbruck today.
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