Vienna Austria: First win brings calm before the international break!

Vienna Austria: First win brings calm before the international break!

Yesterday coach Stephan Helm and the Wiener Austria players breathed a sigh of relief after a narrow 1-0 win against Altach. This success not only brought peace but also a bit of relaxation while the upcoming international break was in the air. Captain Manfred Fischer summed up the feeling of many players when he said that “a weight has been taken off everyone’s hearts”.

Austria was satisfied despite a conservative approach to the game. Coach Helm enjoyed a banana after the final whistle while commenting on the solidarity of his team. “It is important that we stand together in good times and in bad times,” emphasized Helm. The victory was also historic as it was the first league win of the season against an unbeaten but weakened opponent.

A game without clear scoring opportunities

The Altachers were unable to create any clear chances in this game, which the Vienna Austria defense demonstrated commendably. The golden goals were scored by the 19-year-old homegrown players Sanel Saljic and Dejan Radonjic, who drew attention with their performance. After the game, however, Helm did not leave it uncommented that dominant football was his ideal and that adjustments were still needed.

Another highlight of the game was the statement by Altach coach Fabio Ingolitsch, who responded with understanding to his team's challenge. Due to four failures in the starting line-up, it was difficult to close the gap. Altach is also planning transfers by September 5th in order to better prepare for the upcoming tasks. The desire for a striker and relief in central midfield is at the top of the agenda.

Transfer activities at a glance

Deadline day for transfers in the Bundesliga is also just around the corner. Many clubs have already actively worked on their squad planning. FC Bayern Munich could be happy about some new signings, including Luis Díaz from Liverpool and Jonathan Tah from Bayer 04 Leverkusen. Many other teams, such as Eintracht Frankfurt and Borussia Dortmund, have also made their own additions and departures, making the transfer season exciting.

Yesterday's games and the upcoming transfers shape the Bundesliga scene, which never stands still. The challenges in the current competition - both for long-established teams and for newcomers - make it clear that it is often important to make smart decisions within the scope of possibilities, especially in times of crisis.

In conclusion, it should be noted that with the new match day and the upcoming transfer window there is still a lot of movement in the Bundesliga, and the eyes of all fans are excited to see what the next match days will bring.

For more information about the latest games and transfers, take a look at the posts from The press, Bundesliga.com and Yahoo Sports.