Austria can look forward to a "bonus game" to wrap up their Nations League autumn campaign.
After the ÖFB team secured promotion to League A on matchday five with a narrow victory over the Republic of Ireland (match report>>>), Tuesday's away match against Israel will only be about pride for Austria.
According to ÖFB head coach Ralf Rangnick, there will now be significant rotation for the match held in Debrecen, Hungary.
"We will definitely see some different players, maybe even an entirely different lineup," the German told "ORF".
Rangnick elaborated: "There are some lads I would have brought on today already. If not now, then when? It is certainly a wonderful game for other players to showcase themselves."
Chances for Demir, Weinhandl and Co.
Who exactly can fancy their chances? "Everyone who didn't play today or only played briefly."
With David Affengruber, Michael Svoboda, Felix Bacher, Yanik Spalt, Luca Weinhandl, Sascha Horvath, Yusuf Demir, Raul Florucz, Junior Adamu and Sasa Kalajdzic, exactly ten outfield players initially started on the bench on Saturday. Additionally, Patrick Wimmer and Alexander Prass, who are both nursing knocks, were also called up.
In the goalkeeping department, Florian Wiegele, Lukas Jungwirth, and Christian Zawieschitzky—who was not named in Saturday's matchday squad—can hold out hope for an appearance.