Important Victory! LASK finds its way out of the crisis in Lustenau

LASK celebrated an ultimately clear 4-0 away victory against Austria Lustenau on the ninth matchday of the ADMIRAL Bundesliga.

The Linzers quickly seized control of the game and sought creative solutions. Lustenau played very deep from the start and was extremely passive.

Samuel Adeniran provided a lot of pace on the left flank, but even the US forward missed the chance to give Kühbauer's team the lead before halftime.

Kalajdzic and Adeniran put LASK on the winning track

A halftime team talk from LASK coach Dietmar Kühbauer likely followed, almost bearing fruit early on. Bogarde exquisitely curled the ball towards the top right corner but was denied by the crossbar (50th minute). Just seconds later, Freckleton struck the ball against the crossbar.

Consequently, the Linzers were able to celebrate taking the lead. Sasa Kalajdzic deftly chipped the ball over Schierl for LASK's 1-0 lead (56th minute). The Vorarlbergers then woke up and created offensive moments for the first time after an hour.

However, Lustenau neglected their defensive cover. Samuel Adeniran exploited this, slotting the ball into the net after a counter-attack for a 2-0 lead (64th minute). Ultimately, LASK also received a penalty in the closing stages.

Lang scores penalty to effectively seal victory for LASK

Chukwu went into the challenge far too wildly and brought Dibango down. Christoph Lang stepped up and slotted the ball into the left corner for LASK's 3-0 lead (88th minute). He even bagged a brace in stoppage time with a shot into the far corner (90+4th minute).

Thus, LASK celebrates a full success again after three winless Bundesliga matches. Meanwhile, Lustenau suffers their second consecutive defeat after the away loss in Hartberg (3-4).