A devastating first-quarter blitz set the tone as LASK overwhelmed Austria Vienna 4-1, with Moses Usor at the heart of everything decisive in Sunday’s Austrian Bundesliga clash.
The hosts needed just 13 minutes to seize full control—and they did so in ruthless fashion.
It began in the 4th minute when Usor reacted quickest to a short corner routine, directing a clever header into the path of Keba Cisse, who finished to open his account for the season. seven minutes later, the game tilted further as Tin Plavotic was sent off for deliberately handling the ball while challenging the Nigerian forward.
With the numerical advantage, LASK tightened their grip. Kasper Jörgensen doubled the lead with a superbly struck free-kick, before Usor completed a rapid counter-attack moments later to make it 3-0—capping a remarkable spell of attacking efficiency.
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Despite being a man down, Austria Vienna found a response through Lee Tae-Seok, who reduced the deficit before the break. However, LASK restored their three-goal cushion before halftime as Andres Andrade picked out Sasa Kalajdzic, who finished confidently to make it 4-1.
The second half saw LASK maintain control, creating further chances with both Usor and Kalajdzic striking the woodwork as the hosts pushed for more.
Usor’s influence stretched beyond the scoresheet—his movement unsettled the defence, his pace drove transitions, and his decision-making proved decisive throughout. The Nigerian forward now has 10 league goals this season, alongside 10 goal involvements in his last 12 appearances, underlining a player operating at peak confidence.
For LASK, it was a complete performance. For Usor, it was yet another statement.
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