2020) – The New York Red Bulls have added Bernd Eibler to Gerhard Struber’s coaching staff Eibler will join New York upon receipt of his U.S most recently served as assistant coach and video analyst with SV Mattersburg in the Austrian Bundesliga.  "Bernd is a very ambitious young trainer who will support our team in game planning and development,” said Red Bulls Head Coach Gerhard Struber “Bernd and I have been in constant contact about football for several years I am very happy to have won him for our project in New York.”  got his first senior team position with TSV Hartberg after working for his hometown club Struber and Eibler were first introduced several years ago when Eibler was breaking into the coaching ranks in Austria The two have remained in touch and developed a relationship while working in separate places “I am very proud to get the chance to work in MLS and to be a part of the New York Red Bulls team,” said Eibler “I’m looking forward for this awesome journey and can’t wait to start.” Your pass to the ultimate experience at Sports Illustrated Stadium - with all the benefits of a Red Membership - including the remaining 11 Regular Season matches Playoffs and more - starting at just $99 per month Score the highly-anticipated Eastern Conference match against Inter Miami CF plus any three -- or more -- additional matches of your choice Japanese striker Takumi Minamino scored his fourth goal of the season on Wednesday helping his Austrian first division club Salzburg to a 2-0 home win over Mattersburg scored the second goal after an assist from German Reinhold Yabo during added time Minamino's compatriot Masaya Okugawa played a full match for Mattersburg The defending champions Salzburg are in first place in the Austrian Bundesliga with one match left in the first half of the season Japanese midfielder Ryota Morioka scored the first goal midway through the first half of a 2-0 Waasland-Beveren win over Eupen in the Belgian Cup His side secured a spot in next month's quarterfinals Japanese defender Hiroki Sakai assisted Argentina's Lucas Ocampos in a second-half goal while Japanese goalkeeper Eiji Kawashima conceded three in Marseille's 3-0 win over Metz "Eiji stopped a lot of shots too," Sakai said of his teammate in the national squad "I think we can do well in the world cup if we continue to play at a high level The win puts Marseille in second place in Ligue 1 while Metz remain rooted to the foot of the table and in danger of relegation To have the latest news and stories delivered to your inbox Simply enter your email address below and an email will be sent through which to complete your subscription Please check your inbox for a confirmation email Thank you for reaching out to us.We will get back to you as soon as possible Holodeck Architects extends and renovates the Kulturzentrum Mattersburg’s building a brutalist development created in 1976 by Herwig Graf adding large public areas and at the same time preserving the existing sculptural elements of the exposed-concrete building This project has been awarded a 2023 International Architecture Award from The Chicago Athenaeum and The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies The building ensemble of the Culture Center includes the state archive Sensitively positioned in the park-like landscape the overall composition surges into the steep Wulkalände opposite a sweepingly inclining railway embankment The introduction of a generous new public space integrating the derelict area between the cultural and research ensemble and the education facilities The urban and architectural concept includes the preservation of this sculptural identity and the introduction of a new public square for a multitude of users a spatial layout orientating its accessibility on its positioning to the new middle school a direct link to the renewed train station as well as the reintegration of the preserved structures in the overall vivid concrete structure lies opposite the flexible and partible event hall and state archive and in the landscape precisely embedded contemporarily interpreted and exposed-concrete kubus which evolved from two distinctive architectural times the Brutalism period and the Contemporary period a spatial and functional joint made of steel and glass Project: Kulturzentrum MattersburgArchitects: HOLODECK architects ZT GmbHOriginal Architect: Herwig Graf (1976)Project Team: Marlies Breuss Graz Client: Landesimmobilien Burgenland GmbHPhotographers: Wolfgang Thaler Input your search keywords and press Enter You can see how this popup was set up in our step-by-step guide: https://wppopupmaker.com/guides/auto-opening-announcement-popups/ Tomas Rosicky made his Arsenal debut as Arsène Wenger's side got their Austrian tour off to a winning start at SV Mattersburg on Tuesday night Goals from Jeremie Aliadiere and Justin Hoyte gave the visitors the advantage before Jurgen Patocka replied with 20 minutes of the match remaining It was enough to see off a handy side who are looking forward to UEFA Cup football this season Kolo Toure and the Emmanuels (Eboue and Adebayor) also played their first pre-season games after World Cup duty But real story of the night revolved around Rosicky He did not do that much in his 29 minutes on the field but there were tell-tale signs of the class that saw Wenger prise him from Borussia Dortmund in late May The four World Cup players had only one role in the first half to soak up the sweltering Burgenland sun on the substitute's bench and watch youngsters like Armand Traore Mark Randall and Matthew Connolly and Nicklas Bendtner attempt to impress their manager Traore sent over a low cross from the left and Aliadiere thumped home on the volley at the near post Alex Hleb broke clear and outpaced the Mattersburg defence to go one-on-one with keeper Thomas Borenitsch He saved well with his legs and Aliadiere nodded the rebound over the bar with the goal at his mercy The home side gradually gathered themselves after a shaky start and in the 17th minute Bernd Kaintz whipped in a low shot that Pascal Cygan cut out for a corner Then Goce Sedloski's free-kick hit the wall and Michael Morz picked up the rebound The midfielder fired in a cross-shot that Almunia did well to parry The keeper pulled off an even better save on the half-hour when Morz tried to go around him The Spaniard thrust out an arm prod the ball away from the midfielder's feet Wenger made only two substitutions at the interval - Mart Poom for Almunia and Arturo Lupoli for Bendtner But the home side nearly got into the game when the new keeper spilled a high shot from Kaintz The little Czech international immediately took up a position on the left-hand side of midfield In the 70th minute Patocka swung over a free-kick from the left and Patrick Burger sent a stooping header bouncing off the woodwork Almost immediately Christian Fuchs sent a corner to the far post and Patocka steered in a header home off the woodwork However the expected rally from the home side never materialised and Arsenal held on to their victory with ease Copyright 2025 The Arsenal Football Club Limited Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source MEN WOMEN ACADEMY CLUB Everything you need to know about our 24/25 European campaign MEN WOMEN ACADEMY ALL MEN WOMEN UNDER-21 UNDER-18 Explore our Help Centre for answers to common questions For all other enquiries please use our New Enquiry form Website feedback? Fill in our form Report abuse and discrimination here Check out our exclusive Wallpapers for desktop and mobile today MEN WOMEN ACADEMY The following workers were sent out onto the field by Trainer Djuricin: Richard Strebinger took his place in goal as the club's new number 1- with the number proudly emblazoned on his back. Steffen Hofmann was also in the starting 11, as was debutant Eren Keles, the talented 23-year-old winger who made the step up to the first team squad over the summer. Tamas Szanto was unlucky to miss out through injury, having put in impressive work during pre-season.   The start of the second half saw the guests beginning to exploit their man advantage and threaten Strebinger's goal. A free-kick from Gruber went dangerously close (53.), but just as Mattersburg looked to be getting on top, a goal materialised at the other end: Thomas Schrammel swung a cross deep into the box, beautifully picking out Max Wöber, who rose to power a header past Kuster and double Rapid's advantage - 2:0 (57.)! Rapid did muster a reaction as they sought to salvage the three points, but when Schaub's fine solo run ended with a shot over the bar, the Green & Whites finally ran out of time and steam and had to settle for a point (88.). Next week we travel to Lower Austria to face St. Pölten looking to register an early maximum points haul. (gw) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Soccer Laduma (@soccer_laduma) SA News African News World News The Club House Podcasts & Videos More The Local Europe ABVästmannagatan 43113 25 StockholmSweden Please log in here to leave a comment Ilco Naumoski contributed to Mattersburg’s 4:1 win over Ried with an assist and also playing a part in another goal Ilco Naumoski got the start for Mattersburg and played until the 77th minute in the home encounter against Ried Naumoski has been bothered by a flu but was able to suit up for Mattersburg in this game Naumoski made a pass to the charging Patrick Farkas who displayed good speed down the right flank before firing a shot past the Ried keeper for a 1:0 Mattersburg lead Ilco made the last pass to Farkas but since the goalscorer did some running before scoring the goal Mattersburg made it 2:0 and Naumoski was credited with the assist on that goal being surrounded by four players near midfield made a good pass over the top to Manuel Seidl who then scored with a nice chip over the Ried keeper Mattersburg would go on to record a convincing 4:1 victory over Ried the second placed team on the table to begin the round with Naumoski serving as the captain for the winning side To watch the first and second goals by Mattersburg, click here and here Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Registration has been successfully completed Make a new account if you don't have one yet Puedes ver la versión Española de BeSoccer.com You can see the English version of BeSoccer.com Vous pouvez voir la version French de BeSoccer.com Puoi vedere la versione Italian su BeSoccer.com Você pode ver a versão Brasileira de BeSoccer.com Attacker Ilco Naumoski scored his fourth goal of the season for Mattersburg during today’s 2:1 loss against Rapid Wien Ilco Naumoski played up front for Mattersburg in a 4-4-2 formation where he was partnered by fellow striker Patrick Bürger Naumoski scored the lone goal for Mattersburg in the 45th minute and played until the 64th minute when he was substituted by Thorsten Röcher Mattersburg led 1:0 at the time of the substitution but Rapid Wien managed to score two goals in the 69th and 79th minute to record a come from behind victory that moved them into a tie for first place on the table The goal by Naumoski in the 45th minute came following a long goal kick from the Mattersburg keeper which was misplayed by the Rapid Wien defenders and goalkeeper which led to Naumoski capitalizing on the mistake and giving Mattersburg the 1:0 lead just before halftime The goal was extra special for Naumoski since he spent a couple of years playing for the Rapid Wien youth system earlier in his career before the club then decided to part ways with Ilco Naumoski has now scored all of his four goals during the past five league games for Mattersburg Mattersburg suffered another loss and remained second from bottom on the table with only 13 points after 16 league games in the Austrian top division Video of the goal by Ilco Naumoski (at 2:08): Während der Anfrage ist ein Fehler aufgetreten