KERBEROS 1 - 3 VIENNA: REVIEW

Kerberos and Vienna, important three points at stake as chaos meets order.

Written by: Saad Maan, Forta Evening News

Kerberos would continue their streak of disappointing results following the second mass exodus of the season, as Vienna won by three goals to Kerberos' one.

Vienna would open up the scoring away from home in the 20th minute. The goal came following a superb sequence of play, starting off with a throw-in in Vienna's own half. Max Jaxon and Emergoat McRoyale combined down the right flank before Jaxon carried it infield, laying it off to Siefad Rahman. Rahman spotted the run of Moritz Hoffmann, who unselfishly cut it back to Bendtner who just had to pass it into an empty net.

Riding the wave of momentum, Vienna would double their lead in the 31st minute as newcomer David Bowlin got caught in a pressing trap initiating by Bradley Keetch. The ball found itself at the feet of Moritz Hoffmann, who'd lay it off to Bradley Keetch, who started the move, to get his second assist of the night.

In the 58th minute, Max Jaxon found himself in a good position outside the box. As the away stand demanded the new recruit to shoot, he ignored the drunk fans and played it into the feet of Moritz Hoffmann. Marked by Mick Lee, a part-time commentator of the league, Hoffmann easily turned around and fired away a powerful but accurate shot into the back of the net to extend their lead.

The loss of Poe Finglebottom would be noticed in the 88th minute of play, as Danny Optic sent a through ball to Jethro, who put his extravagant kicking power to use, reducing the deficit to two.