“Zehn Siege in Folge: Der Weg zum Herbstmeistertitel erklärt”

In the Unterliga Nord A matches, TuS Krieglach triumphed over SV Breitenau with a decisive 6:1 victory, maintaining their strong form. SV Stanz fell to SV Trieben 3:5 in a high-scoring encounter, where the latter established an early lead. ESV Mürzzuschlag defeated SV Stainach/Gr. 3:0, extending their winning streak. SV Haus/E. and SV Thörl ended in a 2:2 draw, with a late equalizer from Danklmaier. SC Pernegg overwhelmed WSV Liezen 8:2, highlighting their dominance, while SC St. Barbara edged SV Pruggern 4:3 in a thrilling contest.

Unterliga Nord A:
TuS Krieglach – SV Breitenau 6:1 (6:1). Scorers: Kalb (own goal), Ellmeier, Täubl, Fischer, Schwaiger, Rust. The Krieglach team secured a definitive victory against Breitenau early on. They took the lead after just six minutes thanks to an own goal. In the twelfth minute, Daniel Ellmaier extended the lead to 2:0 before Christian Huber of the visitors managed to reduce the score to 2:1. However, the home side quickly regained control, scoring four additional goals before halftime through Laurenz Täubl, Nico Fischer, Thomas Schwaiger, and Manuel Rust, bringing the score to 6:1 at the break, which held as the final result. This 6:1 win marked the fourth consecutive victory after prior wins of 9:0 and 4:1 in the previous rounds, ending the fall season with Krieglach holding the second position in the league. ’19 goals to just two conceded in the last three games speaks volumes. A great finish to the season; now we head into the break. Thanks to everyone involved at EKRO TUS Krieglach who play a key role in these moments,’ expressed a pleased Krieglach coach Robert Hofbauer.

SV Stanz – SV Trieben 3:5 (1:3). Scorers: Sillah (2), Maierhofer for Stanz; Cosic (3), Jasarevic, Schweiger for Trieben. SV Stanz had high hopes for their final autumn match against SV Trieben, but the game tilted in favor of the visitors just 22 minutes in. Early goals from Ivan Cosic with a double and Adnan Jasarevic made it 0:3. Before halftime, Musa Sillah managed to score for Stanz, making it 1:3. However, their defensive shortcomings continued into the second half, leading to a 1:4 goal in the 54th minute. Manuel Maierhofer scored to bring it back to 2:4, but Cosic quickly restored the three-goal lead. Sillah added a late goal, finalizing the score at 3:5. ‘We could have achieved more; unfortunately, it was too easy defensively for the opponent. Overall, I’m not fully satisfied with the fall as we could have done better. However, I’m happy with the development of our young team and optimistic for the spring season,’ said Stanz coach Dietmar Schöggl.

SV Stainach/Gr. – ESV Mürzzuschlag 0:3 (0:1). Scorers: Schutting, Rudaj, Hirschegger. The Mürzzuschlag team aimed for three points in Stainach to maintain their top position. They opened the scoring in the 16th minute with Simon Schutting celebrating his goal. It wasn’t until the 56th minute that Shpresim Rudaj‘s strike brought the score to 0:2. In stoppage time, Luca Hirschegger, who had just come on, completed the scoring at 0:3. A setback for the league leaders came when Schutting suffered a brutal foul and was taken to the hospital in Schladming. ‘The victory was more than deserved, marking our tenth consecutive win. The spring will surely see a tense contest among Mürztal teams. It’s surprising how close the standings are with so many points lost in direct matchups,’ commented Mürzzuschlag coach Kurt Taferner ahead of the winter break.

SV Haus/E. – SV Thörl 2:2 (0:1). Scorers: Fuchs, Danklmaier for Haus/E.; Fuchs (own goal), Krasniqi for Thörl. The match opened with an unfortunate own goal by SV Union Haus/E. in the 23rd minute when Lukas Fuchs headed a cross into his own net. By the 80th minute, it seemed Thörl had the game sewn up when Leke Krasniqi scored to make it 0:2

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