There was a 2-0 win against the Young Violets. Horn clearly lost at Lafnitz.
Bundesliga relegated St. Pölten has finally celebrated its first victory in the second soccer league in the sixth attempt. The Lower Austrians deservedly won 2-0 at home against Young Violets Austria Wien on Friday, only wrote for the second time and held 13th with four points. At the top of the table, Lafnitz made it to second place with a 5-1 home win against Horn. Like three other clubs, the two teams hold eleven points.
This also includes FC Liefering and FAC, who parted goalless in Grödig, as well as defending champion Blau-Weiß Linz, who did not get more than 2-2 in the Upper Austria duel with Juniors OÖ. As a result, Austria Lustenau retained the lead of the standings with a one-point lead before the Saturday guest appearance at Rapid's two-man team. In the table basement, in addition to St. Pölten, the former bottom light Dornbirn celebrated the first victory, the Vorarlberg team prevailed against the neo-penultimate Kapfenberg with 4: 1.
In the NV Arena, St. Pölten laid the foundation for the long-awaited first full success under neo-coach Stephan Helm. George Davies made a lightning start in the third minute. The 24-year-old from Sierre Leone also initiated the second goal just before the break. Deni Alar moved towards the goal and carefully hit the far corner. For the 31-year-old ex-Rapidler, it was the third league goal of the season for his new employer.
Horn was surprisingly the unbeaten team in Lafnitz, but experienced a pitch-black day there. Stefan Gölles (31st), Sebastian Feyrer (42nd), double goalscorer Mario Kröpfl (53rd, 56th) and Lukas Fadinger (95th) fixed the victory of the four games undefeated Styria. Marcel Schelle (34th) managed to equalize in the meantime.
There were no hits at the foot of the Untersberg, the negative highlight of the zero number between Liefering and the FAC was the red card from Flavio in the dress of the Viennese in the 76th minute. The Floridsdorfer did not win after three wins in a row, the “Jungbullen” are three games without defeat.
In the prestigious Upper Austrian duel in Pasching, Stefano Surdanovic (37th) was able to compensate for Dominik Weixelbraun's (20th) junior lead before the break. Then it was the guests who presented a penalty goal from Michael Brandner (61st). But that wasn't enough for three points, as Marco Sulzner (74th) managed to equalize. In Dornbirn's home success, Sebastian Santin stood out with a double pack (17th, 71st).
