Is the audience record against Sturm Graz at St. Pölten?
"There are very few excuses again this time. Even for the critical St. Pöltner audience," says the chairman of the SKN women, Willibald Schmaus, in front of the Bundesliga hit of his "wolf" against the storm women. "We haven't lost anything yet, the opponent is not, and the weather should also be nice," says Schmaus.
It is quite possible that the Austrian women's Bundesliga viewer record will fall in the summit on Saturday. According to the ÖFB, it is located in 1,100 visitors who saw the FFC Vordland against Wacker Innsbruck on November 7, 2021 in the Altacher Cashpoint Arena.
Double events with the men do not count. Then the SKN women would have been close to a few times. Last Friday came to the SKN men's second division against the Kapfenberger SV 1,087 spectators, who then also looked at women against First Vienna FC (1-0).
"You also play better in front of such scenes," promised SKN defense chief Alexandra Biroová as part of a press conference. The 30-year-old Slovakian has to know, since she was already kicking her 13th season in Austria and also steered the SKN defensive at the Austrian visitor record in the Champions League: 2019 came in the 1st main round of wolves against Manchester City LFC (0: 3) 2,236 visitors to the NV Arena.
winner is quasi master
The special thrill for the players is the fact that the winner of the game will be named Austrian master three rounds later. Because the SKN is undefeated 60 Bundesliga games (since a 0-1 defeat at Sturm Graz in May 2018) and Sturm has not yet lost a championship game this season.
"We have planned to score in every game. We would also like to win that in St. Pölten, of course we want to win," says Sturm's goalkeeper Mariella El Sherif. In a network with its forefights, she has been without conceding a goal since 330 Bundesliga minutes.
Schulte sees Sturm at eye level
Stefanie Enzinger (meniscus) is fixed for the St. Pöltner women. Anna Bereuter is not yet 100 % fit again after a Corona disease. Jennifer Klein was last on the bench against Vienna.
The first leg in Graz ended with a 1-1 draw. "Sturm could have won this game," admits the sporting director of the SKN, Tanja Schulte, on SKNmand, "we are not well staffed. So this time I don't see us in the role of favorites. We always have this final desired on Saturday at 5:20 p.m. we will see if we rightly wanted it. "
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