Fairness rating: The good and bad teams from last season

For the sake of clarity, it should be said that a total of four factors are used to calculate the final total: the club, the players, the supervisors or officials and the coaches. The final result is as follows: A yellow card counts for 0,12 points, and 0,60 points are added for each game day suspension for a red card. The most points are calculated for offenses committed by the coach (at least 1,15 points), supervisors (at least four points) and the club (at least two points).

Bozner FC is the fairest league team In the upper league, Bozner FC won the fairness cup and is therefore rewarded by the state committee with a proud sum of 2000 euros, which covers registration for the next league year. The Talferstadt team, who ended up in third place in the final sporting table, only had 11,36 points in the end, pushing Tramin (12,98) and champions Virtus Bozen (16,41) into second and third place.

Naturns is at the bottom of this special table: the Lower Vinschgers have an impressive 39,85 points to their name, with the players alone owed 20,40 points. Eppan took the penultimate place in the Oberliga (37,29), while Calciochiese came third from last (33,81).

St. Pauls doesn't have much to blame The fairness rating of the state league was dominated by the duel between St. Pauls and Latzfons Verdings. Both teams “earned” their points exclusively through players – ultimately 0,84 points were the decisive factor in the victory for the Überetscher, who only had 10,92 points in total. As a reward, St. Pauls will now receive 1400 euros, which corresponds to the registration fee for the next state league season.

While Schlern takes third place (13,70 points), Stegen (44,50), Natz (37,24) and Bozner Boden (33,05) have the worst values. What stands out: Master Obermais takes fifth-to-last place with 26,83 points. This modest result is less due to the players, who were the fairest in the league with only 7,68 points, but rather to the club, which has a total of 14 points.

Schluderns with the worst value In the 1st amateur league, Bruneck was not only in a class of its own in terms of sport and won the championship title in the B relay. In terms of discipline, the adjective “exemplary” can also be attributed to the Pusterer season. Only 7,56 points, solely due to yellow and red cards from the players, bear witness to this statement. The reward is 1000 euros.

Schluderns, on the other hand, comes last, with a score of 68,76, which has the most negative value of all South Tyrolean teams. The game against Kaltern on May 8th played a large part in this, when a fan punched the referee after the game. Furthermore, two officials and four players were suspended at the time. Kaltern takes the penultimate place with 48,91 points - both in the ranking of the 1st amateur league and in the overall league ranking.

Record winner Excelsior Teis Villnöß won the title of fairest team in the 2nd amateur league, with the Eisacktalers only collecting 7,44 points and can now look forward to a bonus of 700 euros. However, the team Excelsior La Strada delivers the absolute top value: The 3rd amateur league team only has 3,60 points in the fairness rating and was named the most disciplined team in the lowest amateur league for the eleventh time in a row. There is also a reward of 520 euros.

In the appendix are all fairness ratings from the Oberliga to the 3rd Amateur League.

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Fairness rating: The good and bad teams from last season

The final fairness ranking table was recently published by the Bolzano State Committee. With a few surprises and a sole record holder.

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