Salzburg League
Top sparingly, fireworks behind it
Seekirchen defended their Salzburg League throne confidently, but without shining. Hallein with important meters, Neumarkt ignited the turbo.
"It wasn't fireworks," said Seekirchen coach Mario Lapkalo after the 3-0 win in his home town of Siezenheim. Be that as it may - the Wallers remain unblemished at the top. Behind them, Hallein closed the gap at Grödig on Friday, as Mitterlechner and Ayetigbo capitalized on two mistakes by the visitors. "They weren't that much better, but you have to accept that," summed up home team coach Arsim Deliu.
First win in the derby
There was more action at the bottom of the table: Neumarkt celebrated a clear 4:1 win at ASV in the promoted team duel. "We didn't cope well with their quick players," said ASV boss Robert Neureiter. "There was even more in it," said the visitors' sporting director Hans Hajek with satisfaction. At the same time, Puch celebrated their longed-for first win of the season, bringing the decision from the bench. Hölzl got the better of Neureiter, who was shown a straight red. Memic and Hölzl then scored to make it 2:0. "Finally something to celebrate," laughed Puch president Christian Schwaiger.
In the only Saturday game (14), Golling will be aiming for their first points in Eugendorf, against whom they recently had two successes. The sixth goalkeeper of the season could come into action.
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