FK Austria Viena 1:2 Beitar Jerusalem FC — Informe del Partido

Gary RedknappFootball AnalystINFORME DEL PARTIDO

Samuel Sahin-Radlinger was the hero as Austria Wien edged Beitar Jerusalem 5-4 on penalties after a 1-1 draw in the UEFA Europa Conference League Qualification Round 3, a result that ended Jerusalem's European interest for this campaign. The match, level at full-time, was decided from the spot with the home goalkeeper proving the difference.

The tie turned on a frantic second-half exchange, with Johnbosco Samuel Kalu putting Beitar Jerusalem ahead in the 56th minute before Kelvin Boateng equalised for Austria Wien just two minutes later. Omer Atzili had opened the scoring in the 32nd minute, assisted by Nana Antwi, but his side could not hold on, and the contest drifted into extra time and ultimately penalties, where Radlinger's save secured the win.

Beitar Jerusalem controlled the numbers, holding 66% possession and firing 20 shots to Austria Wien's eight, with seven corners to two, but they were outdone on efficiency. Sahin-Radlinger earned an 8.2 rating, his goalkeeper performance the standout of the night. CheckLive's model clearly favoured Beitar Jerusalem, but the result did not confirm it, and the live signals backing the away side at 1.4 lost.

Preguntas y Respuestas

What was the final score of Austria Wien vs Beitar Jerusalem?

Austria Wien 5-4 Beitar Jerusalem (UEFA Europa Conference League, Qualification Round 3).

Who scored?

Omer Atzili (32', assist Nana Antwi) for Beitar Jerusalem; Johnbosco Samuel Kalu (56') for Beitar Jerusalem; Kelvin Boateng (58') for Austria Wien.

Was Austria Wien's win deserved?

Not really — the opponent was the better side; Austria Wien won on finishing.

Were there any cards in Austria Wien vs Beitar Jerusalem?

Yellow cards: Boris Enow (Beitar Jerusalem); Omer Atzili (Beitar Jerusalem); Matteo Schablas (Austria Wien); Reinhold Ranftl (Austria Wien); Tomer Yosefi (Beitar Jerusalem); Tae-seok Lee (Austria Wien); Florian Wustinger (Austria Wien); Nana Antwi (Beitar Jerusalem).

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