Football champions Salzburg suffered the first loss of points of this season in a 1-1 draw in Altach on Saturday. The Bulls not only missed the Bundesliga start record of eleven wins in a row, but also the series record, which they now share with Rapid (1987) with 14 wins en suite. The Hütteldorfer did not get more than 1: 1 at promoted Austria Klagenfurt despite a 70-minute excess. Vienna Austria parted ways with Admira 2-2.

Altach created a surprise at home with a 1-1 draw against leaders Red Bull Salzburg. As expected, the guests took the lead early on thanks to Noah Okafor (9th). Altach, however, equalized five minutes later through Jan Zwischenbrugger and held the draw until the final whistle. For Salzburg, the trip to Ländle thus became a failed dress rehearsal before the Champions League game against Wolfsburg on Wednesday.

Coach Matthias Jaissle and his team missed two Bundesliga records. Although the Altach did not win their seventh game in a row, they showed their best performance of the season.

Meanwhile, Rapid has carelessly gambled away their first away win of this Bundesliga season. The Hütteldorfer can be content with a 1: 1 against Austria Klagenfurt despite over 70 minutes of excess and a long lead against Austria Klagenfurt. Taxiarchis Fountas had put the guests in the lead in the 37th minute, “Joker” Gloire Amanda equalized for the Carinthians in the 87th minute. Klagenfurt professional Thorsten Mahrer deservedly seen the red card in the 21st minute after a serious foul. The exclusion after VAR intervention and was already the sixth dismissal for the newly promoted this season.

In the 54th minute, the Rapidler quarreled with referee Rene Eisner. The referee had denied a goal by Ercan Kara because Grüll, who was not involved in the action, had crossed Philipp Hütter’s path around 20 meters behind it and thereby brought down the Klagenfurt professional. Due to the 1: 1, the Carinthians remained third in the table at least until Sunday, Rapid is seventh.

Austria is waiting for a win even after their fifth home appearance this season. In the 2-2 draw against Admira, the violets settled for the fifth time with a draw on Saturday. In an entertaining party after half-time, Georg Teigl (18th) and Noah Ohio (67th) scored for Austria, Joseph Ganda (13th) and Patrick (74th) scored the goals of the second Südstadt team.

Admira remains in the table as fifth for the time being, one point ahead of the eighth-placed Viennese. Austria is only two points short of third Austria Klagenfurt after the first half of the league round.

At Austria, there is also work behind the scenes. The club has until Wednesday to submit the annual financial statements or a liquidity report to the league. The Viennese were granted a grace period. As the board member Gerhard Krisch emphasizes, they are “working flat out to submit the required documents to the league”. Krisch also confirmed that talks with potential investors have resumed. “Getting a deal with an investor will take a while. But it is our goal to achieve a principle commitment by the repeated year-end, ”he said to the APA.