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Ryan Ogam Watches From the Bench as 10-Man Wolfsberger Suffer First Loss in 7 Games

Kenyan forward Ryan Ogam was an unused substitute as his Austrian club Wolfsberger AC saw their seven-match unbeaten run come to an end in a 2–1 defeat to SV Ried. The match, played on Saturday, October 18, saw Wolfsberger take an early lead before a red card shifted the momentum and allowed SV Ried to complete a comeback.

Key Takeaways

  • Wolfsberger’s unbeaten streak ends after 7 matches
  • Ryan Ogam did not feature in the match
  • SV Ried came from behind to win 2–1 after Wolfsberger were reduced to 10 men
  • Ogam recently scored for Harambee Stars in a World Cup qualifier against Burundi

Match Recap: From Control to Collapse

Wolfsberger opened the scoring in the 20th minute through Dejan Zukic. The team looked composed and confident, dominating possession and pressing high. However, a red card issued to defender Dominik Baumgartner before halftime changed the game’s dynamics.

With only 10 men on the pitch, Wolfsberger struggled to maintain their defensive shape. SV Ried capitalized on the advantage, scoring twice in the second half to secure the win and end Wolfsberger’s impressive run.


Ryan Ogam’s Role: On the Bench

Ryan Ogam, who recently scored for Harambee Stars in a World Cup qualifier against Burundi, was named among the substitutes but did not play. His absence from the pitch may have been due to recovery from international duty or tactical rotation.

Since joining Wolfsberger, Ogam has made appearances in Austria’s top flight and continues to build his profile in Europe. His involvement with the national team has also drawn attention from Kenyan fans eager to see him succeed abroad.


Wolfsberger’s Form Before the Loss

Wolfsberger had gone seven matches unbeaten prior to the SV Ried fixture. Their run included key wins and solid defensive performances, positioning them well in the Austrian Bundesliga standings.

Wolfsberger – Last 7 Matches
Wins: 4
Draws: 3
Goals Scored: 11
Goals Conceded: 5

The loss, while disappointing, does not derail their season. The team remains competitive and will look to bounce back in their next fixture.

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Kenyan Fans React: Pride in Ogam’s Journey

Kenyan football fans continue to rally behind Ryan Ogam, whose move to Austria is seen as a major step for local talent. From his early days in Nairobi to scoring for the national team, Ogam’s rise has inspired many.

Local clubs and academies have highlighted his journey as proof that Kenyan players can break into European football. His progress is closely followed by fans across the country, especially after his goal against Burundi.


Conclusion: A Rising Star Worth Watching

Ryan Ogam may not have played in Wolfsberger’s latest match, but his story continues to inspire. As he settles into European football and contributes to Harambee Stars, Kenyan fans have every reason to be proud.

Let’s keep supporting our players abroad and celebrating every milestone—because every step forward is a win for Kenyan football.


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