Less than three minutes into the second half, Lustenau capitalized on a misplaced pass from Kang Hee Lee to launch a quick counter-attack and took the lead through Dominik Weixelbraun.
The Dynamics in the Stadium
Austria struggled against the deep-lying Vorarlbergers afterwards, and just at the moment when the atmosphere in the stadium threatened to turn completely, the equalizer came.
FAK debutant Valentino Müller recognizes: "You notice that certain dynamics can arise in this stadium. When things aren't going smoothly, you feel a certain nervousness. But when you then score the winning goal, there's an atmosphere that's really cool and fun."
Helm is now looking forward to another full week of training: "We need this time to improve in detail."
What Helm Truly Wants to See Evaluated
That they are moving up in the table is pleasant, but for the Austria coach, it is not necessarily the primary basis for evaluation.
"It's logical that from the outside, the table and the result are judged. But that's not expertise. As an expert, as a club official, you have to evaluate how the work is being done, what the interim goals are, and what we can achieve."
"Yes, of course, it feels good to move into the right regions of the table, but you must not let that dictate your evaluation and daily work. You must not lose your nerve too quickly if you find yourself in a difficult situation after five rounds," says the Burgenlander.
