RBNY rally to top Salzburg counterpart

The Red Bulls warm up before their game in Salzburg.

SALZBURG, AUSTRIA --
The New York Red Bulls overcame a early 2-0 second half deficit by scoring three unanswered goals in 19 minutes for a 3-2 win over the Red Bull Salzburg Reserves in an 80-minute match. Midfielder Mike Magee recorded the winner in the 78th minute for the visiting New York team that wrapped up a 12-day trip to Austria.

The two teams played to a scoreless first half before RBS Vladmir Janocko scored three minutes into the second half. RBS went up by a 2-0 score just five minutes later with another tally inside the box by Djordje Rakic. The New York side got on the board in the 59th minute when Juan Pablo Angel buried a rebound from in close after a Claudio Reyna shot from inside the area was stopped by Salzburg's Heinz Arzberger. Luke Sassano scored his first goal as a member of the Red Bulls with a left-footed line drive inside the area on a perfect pass from Reyna in the 66th minute. Magee netted his first goal on a sliding redirect from a Sassano shot in the goal mouth to give the New York side the lead for the first time.


Trialist Lidor Marmol was forced to leave the game with a hamstring injury in the sixth minute of the match and is expected to be out of action for six weeks.


Location: Bullen Arena, Salzburg, Austria


Goals by Period 1 2 Tot
Red Bull New York 0 3 3
Red Bull Salzburg 0 2 2


Scoring Summary:
RBS - Janocko (47')
RBS - Rakic (53')
RBNY - Angel (59') from Reyna
RBNY - Sassano (66') from Reyna
RBNY - Magee (78') from Sassano


Red Bull Salzburg -- Heinz Arzberger, Laszlo Bodnar, Manuel Pamic, Johnan Vonlanthen, Raimund Friedl, Aleksander Knavs, Karel Pitak, Remo Meyer, Djordje Rakic, Vladmir Janocko, Louis Ngwat Mahop.


Red Bull New York --Jon Conway (ZachThornton, 40'), Carlos Mendes (Chris Leitch, 52'), Jeff Parke, Kevin Goldthwaite, Luke Sassano, Lidor Marmol (Danleigh Borman, 6', Mike Magee 66'), Seth Stammler, Dave van den Bergh, Claudio Reyna, Juan Pablo Angel, Oscar Echeverry (John Wolyniec, 64').


Referee: R. Gruber
Referee Assistants: F. Maislinger, St. Harrer.


Temperature: Minus 1 Celsius, Clear and Sunny.