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09 Oct 2016

18:45

Marakana Stadium

Jonas Eriksson

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Substitution

90:00'

90th min: Antonio Rukavina is replaced by Nikola Maksimovic.

This is the first time Antonio Rukavina has been substituted this season, playing 270 minutes in 3 appearances. Overall, he has been substituted 2 times, playing 489 minutes in 6 appearances in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe.
Nikola Maksimovic makes his FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe debut.

Discipline

80:00'

Serbia's Aleksandar Kolarov is shown a yellow card in the 80th minute.

Aleksandar Kolarov has received his 2nd yellow card this season, he now has 4 yellow cards in 3 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe seasons.
This is the first time Aleksandar Kolarov has received a yellow card from Jonas Eriksson in 4 matches.
It's the 36th yellow card Jonas Eriksson has handed out in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe. (9 matches)
It's the 5th yellow card Jonas Eriksson has shown to Serbia in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe. (2 matches)

Substitution

77:00'

77th min: Aleksandar Mitrovic is replaced by Nemamja Gudelj.

This is the 2nd time Aleksandar Mitrovic has been substituted this season, playing 136 minutes in 2 appearances. Overall, he has been substituted 3 times, playing 295 minutes in 4 appearances in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe.
Nemamja Gudelj has been named as a sub 1 times and started the match 2 times.

Discipline

77:00'

Austria's Stefan Ilsanker is shown a yellow card in the 77th minute.

Stefan Ilsanker's first yellow card in his career.
It's the 35th yellow card Jonas Eriksson has handed out in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe. (9 matches)
It's the 2nd yellow card Jonas Eriksson has shown to Austria in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe. (1 matches)

Assist

74:00'

Aleksandar Kolarov gets his first assist of the match, on Dusan Tadic's 74th minute goal.

Aleksandar Kolarov gets his first assist of the season, he now has 2 assists in 3 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe seasons (13 matches).

Goal

74:00'

Dusan Tadic scores his first goal vs Austria at Marakana Stadium in the 74th minute (3 - 2).

In 2 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe seasons, Dusan Tadic has scored 5 goals (13 matches), this season he has scored 3 goals.(3 matches)
In their last 3 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe meetings, Serbia have now scored 7 goals while Austria have scored 3.

Substitution

71:00'

71st min: Aleksander Dragovic is replaced by Sebastian Prodl.

This is the first time Aleksander Dragovic has been substituted this season, playing 251 minutes in 3 appearances. Overall, he has been substituted 1 times, playing 1272 minutes in 15 appearances in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe.
Sebastian Prodl started as a sub 3 times, never appearing in the starting XI this season, overall starting as a sub 7 times, starting the match 11 times in 3 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe seasons.

Substitution

66:00'

66th min: Filip Kostic is replaced by Alexandar Katai.

Filip Kostic has been substituted for the 3rd time, playing 217 minutes in 3 appearances in this FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe season.
Alexandar Katai started as a sub 3 times, never appeared in the starting XI this season.

Substitution

63:00'

63rd min: Zlatko Junuzovic is replaced by Alessandro Schopf.

This is the 3rd time Zlatko Junuzovic has been substituted this season, playing 209 minutes in 3 appearances. Overall, he has been substituted 6 times, playing 732 minutes in 10 appearances in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe.
Alessandro Schopf started as a sub 3 times, never appeared in the starting XI this season.

Goal

62:00'

Marc Janko scores his first goal vs Serbia at Marakana Stadium in the 62nd minute (2 - 2).

Marc Janko has scored 2 goals this season (3 matches), he now has 10 goals in 3 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe seasons.(17 matches)
The last time Marc Janko scored in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe against Georgia was on Wednesday 15th of October 2008.
Serbia go on to concede a third goal 20% of the time after conceding two goals. They have conceded in two goals in 5 of their last 10 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe matches and gone on to concede again 1 times.
Austria go on to score a third goal 60% of the time after scoring two goals. They have scored two goals in 5 of their last 10 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe matches and gone on to score again 3 times.
Marc Janko has now scored 2 goals against Serbia in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe in 3 matches.
In their last 3 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe meetings, Austria have now scored 3 goals while Serbia have scored 6.

Substitution

58:00'

58th min: Julian Baumgartlinger is replaced by Stefan Ilsanker.

This is the first time Julian Baumgartlinger has been substituted this season, playing 238 minutes in 3 appearances. Overall, he has been substituted 3 times, playing 845 minutes in 11 appearances in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe.
Stefan Ilsanker makes his FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe debut.

Discipline

39:00'

Austria's Julian Baumgartlinger is shown a yellow card in the 39th minute.

Julian Baumgartlinger has picked up his first yellow card this season, he now has 3 yellow cards in 3 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe seasons.
It's the 34th yellow card Jonas Eriksson has handed out in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe. (9 matches)
It's the first yellow card Jonas Eriksson has shown to Austria in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe. (1 matches)

Discipline

37:00'

Serbia's Luka Milivojevic is shown a yellow card in the 37th minute.

Luka Milivojevic's first yellow card in his career.
This is the first time Luka Milivojevic has received a yellow card from Jonas Eriksson in 2 matches.
It's the 33rd yellow card Jonas Eriksson has handed out in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe. (9 matches)
It's the 4th yellow card Jonas Eriksson has shown to Serbia in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe. (2 matches)

Discipline

35:00'

Serbia's Dusan Tadic is shown a yellow card in the 35th minute.

Dusan Tadic's first yellow card in his career.
It's the 32nd yellow card Jonas Eriksson has handed out in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe. (9 matches)
It's the 3rd yellow card Jonas Eriksson has shown to Serbia in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe. (2 matches)

Assist

23:00'

Dusan Tadic gets his 2nd assist in this match, on Aleksandar Mitrovic's 23rd minute goal.

Dusan Tadic now has 5 assists this season.

Goal

23:00'

Aleksandar Mitrovic scores his 2nd goal vs Austria at Marakana Stadium in the 23rd minute (2 - 1).

With 2 goals this season (2 matches), Aleksandar Mitrovic has now scored 3 in 2 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe seasons.(4 matches)
Serbia go on to score a third goal 25% of the time after scoring two goals. They have scored two goals in 4 of their last 10 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe matches and gone on to score again 1 times.
Austria have conceded 2 goals on 4 occasions, never going on to concede a third. (last 10 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe matches)
In their last 3 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe meetings, Serbia have now scored 6 goals while Austria have scored 2.

Goal

15:00'

Marcel Sabitzer scores his first goal vs Serbia at Marakana Stadium in the 15th minute (1 - 1).

This is the first goal for Marcel Sabitzer in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe.
Serbia go on to concede a second goal 83.33% of the time after conceding one goal. They have conceded one goal in 6 of their last 10 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe matches and gone on to concede again 5 times.
Austria go on to score a second goal 62.5% of the time after scoring one goal. They have scored one goal in 8 of their last 10 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe matches and gone on to score again 5 times.
In their last 3 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe meetings, Austria have now scored 2 goals while Serbia have scored 5.

Assist

6:00'

Dusan Tadic gets his first assist of the match, on Aleksandar Mitrovic's 6th minute goal.

Dusan Tadic now has 4 assists this season.

Goal

6:00'

Aleksandar Mitrovic has scored the opening goal of the match vs Austria at Marakana Stadium in the 6th minute (1 - 0).

Aleksandar Mitrovic scores his first goal this season, he now has 2 goals in 2 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe seasons.
The last time Aleksandar Mitrovic scored in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe was against Croatia back on Friday 6th of September 2013. It's been 2 matches since he scored.
Serbia go on to score a second goal 50% of the time after scoring one goal. They have scored one goal in 8 of their last 10 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe matches and gone on to score again 4 times.
Austria go on to concede a second goal 66.67% of the time after conceding one goal. They have conceded one goal in 6 of their last 10 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe matches and gone on to concede again 4 times.
In their last 3 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe meetings, Serbia have now scored 5 goals while Austria have scored 1.
When Serbia score first they have a 100% (1/1) win rate (W1,D0,L0). At home this is % (0/0) (W0,D0,L0). (last 2 matches)

Kick Off

0:00'

With 4 goals each Mario Mandzukic (Croatia, Forward), Thomas Muller (Germany, Midfielder), Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal, Forward) & Robert Lewandowski (Poland, Forward) are the leading scorer in this FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe.
Dusan Tadic (Midfielder) & Filip Kostic (Forward) are the leading scorers for Serbia in this FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe having 2 goals each.
The leading top scorer for Austria in this FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe is Marko Arnautovic (Midfielder) having 2 goals.
1 of the 2 goals (50%) Serbia have conceded, have come in the first 15 minutes of matches, compared to the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe average of 13.89%.

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Serbia's FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe starting XI averages 27 years and 336 days, with the youngest player in the line up Aleksandar Mitrovic at 22 years and 23 days, compared to the oldest Vladimir Stojkovic at 33 years and 73 days.
Austria's FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe starting XI averages 27 years and 145 days, with the youngest player in the line up Marcel Sabitzer at 22 years and 206 days, compared to the oldest Marc Janko at 33 years and 105 days.
There have been 180 goals in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe season averaging 3.33 per team, with Serbia conceding 2, ranking 15th place and Austria conceding 3, ranking 25th place.
There have been 202 yellow cards in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe averaging 3.74 per team, with Serbia players being booked 5 times and Austria players being booked 4 times.
There have been 202 yellow cards in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe 40.59% at home and 59.41% on the road, with Serbia's players booked 2 times (40.59%) at home and with Austria's players being sent 2 times (59.41%) on the road.
Dusan Tadic (Midfielder) has scored 2 goals, he is 10th in the leading goals table this FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe.
Filip Kostic (Forward) has scored 2 goals, he is 10th in the leading goals table this FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe.
Marko Arnautovic (Midfielder) has scored 2 goals, he is 10th in the leading goals table this FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe.
Serbia have had 6 shots against on target from 11 shots, a shot on target ratio of 54.55%, which compares to the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe average of 46.42%.
Austria have had 6 shots against on target from 17 shots, a shot on target ratio of 35.29%, which compares to the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe average of 46.42%.
Serbia have had 15 shots on target from 26 shots, a shot on target ratio of 57.69%, which compares to the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe average of 46.42%.
Austria have had 11 shots on target from 24 shots, a shot on target ratio of 45.83%, which compares to the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe average of 46.42%.
Serbia have conceded 28 fouls and had 5 yellow cards, compared to the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe average of (13.49%) 1497 fouls / 202 yellow cards, which gives them a yellow cards/fouls conceded ratio of 17.86%.
Austria have conceded 30 fouls and had 4 yellow cards, compared to the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe average of (13.49%) 1497 fouls / 202 yellow cards, which gives them a yellow cards/fouls conceded ratio of 13.33%.
Jonas Eriksson has refereed 7 times in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe and issued 31 yellow cards, that's an average of 4.43 per match.
Jonas Eriksson has refereed 7 matches in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe and awarded 1 penalties, that's an average of 0.14 per match.
Jonas Eriksson has refereed 7 matches in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe and awarded 1 penalties, 1 have been for fouls and 0 for handball.
This is the first time Jonas Eriksson has refereed this fixture in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe.
Jonas Eriksson has refereed Serbia once in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe and issued 2 yellow cards.
Jonas Eriksson is in charge of Austria for the first time in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe.
Jonas Eriksson has refereed Serbia 1 times in the FIFA World Cup Qualifying Europe and shown them 2 (0.5) yellow cards compared to their opponents 1 (1).

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1 of Serbia's last 1 WCQE home games have seen both teams score.
1 of Serbia's last 2 WCQE games have seen them keep a clean sheet.
1 of Austria's last 1 WCQE away games have seen both teams score.
2 of Austria's last 2 WCQE games have seen them score 2 goals.

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