Actions instead of words! On Sunday (5 p.m.) Rapid Austria welcomes Klagenfurt to the champion group. The green and white focus is on the battle for third place and the cup final. Also in his first interview after the derby scandal and the long ban, captain Guido Burgstaller only looks ahead…
Top scorer, captain of Rapids, fans’ favorite, team comeback after the derby scandal, three-match suspension, but suddenly a bogeyman outside Hütteldorf – now Guido Burstaller only looks ahead.
“Kron”: The striker has played two more games, Austria awaits Klagenfurt on Sunday – how are you doing physically?
Guido Burgstaller: It’s fine, five weeks off is a long time. It was also not easy mentally when you are fit but not allowed to play. That was new to me. I’m trying to get myself back to the level I was before the derby.
Source: Krone
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