Hartberg Match: Announcement from WSG Tirol

WSG Tirol continues to fight against the validation of the 1:2 defeat against TSV Hartberg. After Senate 1 of the Football Bundesliga rejected the Tyrolean's application for non-certification of the result, WSG sports manager Stefan Köck announced that they would take the matter to the next instance. "We will fight against this verdict in the protest senate. We certainly won't let it stand like this," Köck told the Tiroler Tageszeitung.

Fridrikas drew a penalty

In the 17th round match on December 13, the Wattens team believes that the substitution of Lukas Fridrikas was unlawful because the Hartberg professional was sent onto the field by the fourth official during the ongoing game. Fridrikas initially had to correct parts of his equipment during a triple substitution, which delayed his entry. The striker entered the field a few seconds later while the game was in progress and drew the penalty that led to Hartberg's 2:1.

On Monday, the Bundesliga in the first instance certified the game with 2:1 and three points for the Styrians.

(APA/Red)

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