The South Tyroleans celebrate their landslide victory. © EUROPEADA/Lars Salomonsen

South Tyroleans win by double digits, Ladins write

Monday was the second day of the Europeada in the German-Danish border region. The South Tyrolean men celebrated a landslide victory in their first match. But three other local selections were also in action.

July 01, 2024

From: det

The South Tyrolean ladies' offensive machine is running. Even without exceptional striker Nadine Nischler (she is still suffering from knee problems), there was a 10-0 victory over Upper Silesia, the German minority in Poland, on Monday. Coach Denise Ferraris' ladies were already 8-0 ahead at halftime - thanks in part to an outstanding Alexandra Stockner, who scored a hat trick. Anna Katharina Peer and Jana Zipperle, meanwhile, scored twice.

10:0 against Upper Silesia, 6:1 against North Schleswig: The South Tyroleans played a perfect group phase and took first place. This means that the local footballers are in the semi-finals, which will be played on Thursday. The opponent will be drawn on Wednesday during the Europeada's cultural day.

Clear victory for the Ladin men

Meanwhile, the Ladin men have written. On Sunday there was a clear 1:4 defeat against the Aromanians in Romania, on Monday Lukas Demetz & Co. struck back against FC Pobeda (Bulgarians from Romania) with a 3:1 victory. Luciano Cigolla's team had everything under control from the start. Alex Crepaz (after a flat cross, 16th), Max Lorenz (low shot, 27th) and Mirko Demetz (from a tight angle, 77th) scored the Ladin goals, Sebastian Budur scored the consolation goal shortly before the end.

Michael Perathoner from the Ladinians



The Ladinians' last group match is on Tuesday. At 17.30 p.m. they will face the hosts Sydslesvig, the Danes in Germany. For the Ladinians, it's still a question of progressing.

Ladin ladies narrowly defeated

Meanwhile, the Ladin women, who played their first game at the Europeada on Monday, missed too many chances. They suffered a 1:2 defeat against Serbske Mustwo (Sorbians in Germany). Nina Harrasser put the Ladins in the lead after 12 minutes, but Lavinia Frenzel equalized for the Sorbians shortly before half-time.

It was Frenzel who scored her team's winning goal three minutes before the end. Like the men, the Ladin women will face Sydslesvig in their last group match on Tuesday.

Meanwhile, the South Tyrolean men have made a furious start to the Europeada (click here for the report).

The Europeada results from Monday

women's

South Tyrol – Upper Silesia (Germans in Poland) 10:0

South-Tirol: Hanna Flarer – Eyke Margesin Kofler, Greta Oberhuber, Manuela Ladstätter (from 46th Katharina Sulzenbacher), Martina Varrone (from 46th Laura Tschöll) – Sonja Kiem (from 66th Julia Brunner), Jana Zipperle, Annalena Santin (from 54th Melanie Markart) – Anna Katharina Peer, Alexandra Stockner (from 46th Stefanie Reiner), Hannah Bielak

Gates: 1:0 Sonja Kiem (12th), 2:0 Alexandra Stockner (18th), 3:0 Jana Zipperle (22nd), 4:0 Alexandra Stockner (32nd), 5:0 Hannah Bielak (33rd), 6:0 Jana Zipperle (39th), 7:0 Anna Katharina Peer (40th), 8:0 Alexandra Stockner (45th+2), 9:0 Eyke Margesin Kofler (56th), 10:0 Anna Katharina Peer (71st)


Les Ladines – Sorbs 1:2

The Ladybirds: Saskia Obkircher, Noemi Erlacher (from 51. Joy Senoner), Alma Breitenberger, Carolina Chizzali, Nora Bauer, Lucia Insam (from 46. Maria Anna Rabanser), Kristin Ploner, Giuana Prugger, Clara Facchini (from 63. Sara Tirler), Tamara Moroder (from 56. Chiara Lezuo), Nina Harrasser

Gates: 1:0 Nina Harrasser (12.), 1:1 Lavinia Frenzel (41.), 1:2 Lavinia Frenzel (87.)

Men

Ladiner – Pobeda (Bulgarian minority in Romania) 3:1

Ladin: Lukas Demetz (from 51. René Ferdigg), Mark Insam, Alex Demetz, Matteo Lorenz, Giovanni Deflorian, Michael Perathoner, Massimo Lorenz (from 74. Philipp Demetz), Michele Petrone (from 66. Alex Elzenbaumer), Sebastiano Rasom, Alessandro Crepaz (66. Mirko Demez), Samuel Frontull (83. Roman Palfrader)

Gates: 1:0 Alex Crepaz (16.), 2:0 Massimo Lorenz (28.), 3:0 Mirko Demez (77.), 3:1 Sebastian Budur (87.)