LASK thrashed FK Austria Vienna 4-1 at home on Sunday, with Nigerian forward Moses Usor playing a pivotal role by scoring one goal and setting up another. The rout began early as Keba Cisse opened the scoring in the fourth minute, finishing a clever short corner headed down by Usor. Inside 13 minutes, LASK had three goals, aided by a red card shown to Austria Vienna's Tin Plavotic for handball while contesting with Usor. Kasper Jörgensen made it 2-0 with a curled free kick before Usor raced through to slot in the third from a counter-attack. Lee Tae-Seok pulled one back for the visitors, but Sasa Kalajdzic restored the three-goal cushion before halftime, converting Andres Andrade's cross. LASK dominated after the break, with Usor and Kalajdzic both striking the woodwork. Usor now has 10 league goals this season and 10 goal involvements in his last 12 Austrian Bundesliga appearances.
Moses Usor's 10 goals and two assists in 12 games suggest he is no longer just a promising talent but a consistent top-flight performer. His blend of physicality and technical execution disrupted Austria Vienna from the first whistle, particularly after forcing Plavotic's red card. This wasn't just a breakout game — it was a statement of sustained quality in a league often overlooked on the European stage. Usor is now among the Austrian Bundesliga's most dangerous forwards, and his production rate demands attention beyond domestic borders.
