Strong Dornbirn ladies
“But it’s just a snapshot”
SPG Lustenau/Dornbirn won 3:0 against Linz/Kleinmünchen, with coach Klaus Stocker and his team climbing to third place with their second win of the season. Altach, on the other hand, lost 3-1 to Vienna despite playing well.
SPG Lustenau/Dornbirn coach Klaus Stocker was satisfied, but not entirely, after the 3-0 home win against Linz/Kleinmünchen. "The result is good and soccer is a sport of results. We had good relays, but we also made some very simple mistakes," explained the SPG coach, "we scored the goals at the right moments and our goalkeeper kept the score at zero with some very good actions."
Stocker also had his striker Carina Brunold back, who was celebrating her comeback after a meniscus injury. And the 22-year-old hit the ground running again - first she gave the team an early lead, then she sealed the deal with her second goal soon after the second half kicked off. And goalkeeper Fanny Söderström defused everything Linz put on the Dornbirn goal. With the win, Stocker's team climbed to third place. "But that's just a snapshot," the coach clarified.
Missed chances
The SCR Altach women were beaten 3-1 by Vienna. "Although I was actually happy with a lot of things," said coach Bernhard Summer, "luck wasn't on our side, we missed too many chances. Vienna also exploited our mistakes very well." Mia Bertsch had given the Rheindörflerinnen the lead, but Vienna soon equalized. A brace from Vienna then sealed the defeat. "It's disappointing, of course, but it's not a deal breaker," said Summer, "we're not far away, we saw that."
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