High-Scoring Wins for the NWZ Teams Against Austria Klagenfurt
First Vienna FC 1894’s NWZ teams enjoyed a goal-filled round against AKA SK Austria Klagenfurt. The U16 came from behind to secure a convincing 5-1 victory, while the U18 produced an impressive 8-1 win in a high-scoring encounter.
NWZ First Vienna FC 1894 U16 vs. AKA SK Austria Klagenfurt U16 5-1 (1-1)
Vienna’s U16 side secured a convincing 5-1 victory against Austria Klagenfurt. The Blue and Yellows initially had to come from behind. Luis Fieger put the visitors 1-0 ahead in the 48th minute, but Vienna responded before the break: Maksim Malic levelled the score in the 32nd minute.
After the restart, the Blue and Yellows took complete control of the match. Roman Kreindl put Vienna ahead for the first time in the 53rd minute, before Maximilian Verner quickly added a third. Nico Schneider then made it 4-1 in the 57th minute.
Even after several substitutions, Vienna remained the dominant side. In the 63rd minute, Verner completed his brace to make it 5-1 and put the finishing touches on a strong performance from the U16.
Goals: 0-1 Fieger (48'), 1-1 Malic (32'), 2-1 Kreindl (53'), 3-1 Verner (53'), 4-1 Schneider (57'), 5-1 Verner (63')
Vienna: Gjorevski, Schneider (Reither 65'), Mittler, Malic (Kainzner 65'), Shala (Tetik 58'), Kreindl (Binici 58'), Zuccato, Rotter (Aydogdu 58'), Zahradnicek, Verner, Maticevic
NWZ First Vienna FC 1894 U18 vs. AKA SK Austria Klagenfurt U18 8-1 (3-0)
The U18 also enjoyed an excellent outing against AKA Austria Klagenfurt, securing a commanding 8-1 victory. Benjamin Jasarevic opened the scoring as early as the 3rd minute, giving the Blue and Yellows a perfect start. In the 28th minute, Jasarevic added his second before completing his hat-trick just six minutes later to give Vienna a 3-0 lead at half-time.
Vienna remained dangerous going forward after the restart. Ervin Velija extended the lead to 4-0 in the 60th minute, before Benjamin Jasarevic scored his fourth of the match in the 67th minute to complete his four-goal haul.
The visitors then pulled one back through Ibrahim Haxhijaj, but the Blue and Yellows did not let up. An own goal from Michael Rebernik, followed by further goals from Benjamin Jasarevic and Leopold Reifer, completed a convincing 8-1 victory.
Benjamin Jasarevic was particularly impressive in front of goal, scoring five times and playing a decisive role in Vienna’s emphatic win.
Goals: 1-0 Jasarevic (3'), 2-0 Jasarevic (28'), 3-0 Jasarevic (34'), 4-0 Velija (60'), 5-0 Jasarevic (67'), 5-1 Haxhijaj (54'), 6-1 Jasarevic (67'), 7-1 Rebernik (78'/OG), 8-1 Reifer (85')
Vienna: Music, Cakaric (Haslinger 57'), Cagli (Wetrowsky 57'), Taric, Andric, Velija (Hayan 70'), Jasarevic (Sunay 70'), Marguerre, Ramovik, Sahan (Yazici 57'), Kilic (Reifer 57')
