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WORLD CUP QUALIFYING - UEFA

Ernst Happel Stadion

Referee: Bo Laursen | Attendance: 48000

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Austria

  • Marc Janko 9' •
  • Rene Aufhauser 42' •
  • Andreas Ivanschitz 73' PEN •

3 - 1

FT

France

  • • Sidney Govou 61'

Austria 3-1 France: Domenech under pressure

VIENNA, Sept 6 (Reuters) - Austria started their qualifying

campaign for the 2010 World Cup in style with a shock 3-1

victory over France in Group Seven on Saturday.

Forward Marc Janko deflected a long-range free kick by

captain Andreas Ivanschitz to open the scoring on eight minutes

and midfielder Rene Aufhauser deflected another set piece by

Ivanschitz to double the advantage shortly before the break.

France winger Sidney Govou reduced the arrears just after

the hour, collecting a Patrice Evra cross with his back to the

goal and turning around to score from six metres, but France

could not escape their first defeat by Austria in 38 years.

Ivanschitz sealed Austria's first win over France since a

1-0 victory in 1970 from a penalty on 72 minutes after Janko had

been brought down in the box by defender Philippe Mexes.

Scoring Summary

  • Austria
  • France
Marc Janko (9')
Rene Aufhauser (42')
Andreas Ivanschitz (pen 73')
(61') Sidney Govou

Match Stats

  • Austria
  • France
6(2) Shots (on goal) 14(7)
11 Fouls 10
2 Corner kicks 8
2 Offsides 2
52% Time of Possession 48%
2 Yellow Cards 0
0 Red Cards 0
6 Saves 2

Teams

  • Austria
  • France
1 Alexander Manninger
3 Martin Stranzl
4 Emanuel Pogatetz
14 Gyorgy Garics
15 Sebastien Prodl
5 Christian Fuchs
6 Rene Aufhauser
10 Andreas Ivanschitz
11 Martin Harnik
16 Paul Scharner
17 Marc Janko
Steve Mandanda 1
Bacary Sagna 2
Philippe Mexes 4
William Gallas 5
Patrice Evra 13
Sidney Govou 9
Samir Nasri 11
Jeremy Toulalan 20
Lassana Diarra 21
Karim Benzema 10
Thierry Henry 12
Substitutes
12 Jurgen Macho
13 Ronald Gercaliu
2 Joachim Standfest
8 Christoph Leitgeb
7 Stefan Maierhofer
9 Roland Linz
18 Erwin Hoffer
Hugo Lloris 16
Gaël Clichy 15
Sebastien Squillaci 17
Mathieu Flamini 6
Yoann Gourcuff 8
Alou Diarra 18
Nicolas Anelka 39
Substitutions
Christoph Leitgeb for Andreas Ivanschitz (81')
Stefan Maierhofer for Marc Janko (88')
Joachim Standfest for Martin Harnik (90')
Yoann Gourcuff for Bacary Sagna (71')
Nicolas Anelka for Samir Nasri (79')
Yellow Cards
Marc Janko (14')
Rene Aufhauser (45')