Women's football: Brixen wins derby at the Green Table - UPDATE

Brunello had passed the obligatory medical check, but instead of sending the papers to the South Tyrolean regional association, the CF South Tyrol sent them to the national association in Rome. Greta Brunello did not have permission to play and therefore CF Südtirol lost the game at the green table and was also sentenced to a fine of 200 euros. In addition, assistant coach Flaminio Riozzi is no longer allowed to sit in the dugout until April 25th. “It was with regret that I had to take note of the sports judge’s decision. Our mistake was that we gave the medical certificate to the national committee instead of sending it to the state committee. A formal error, which is why we will also pay the fine. But I am disappointed with the behavior of the state committee and that of the people of Brixen. Unfortunately, the state committee did not inform us about the correct procedure, even though they knew that we would be making a mistake if we sent it to the national association. In South Tyrol there are only two women's football clubs that take part in a national championship. “I would therefore have expected more fair play from the people of Brixen,” says Luca Della Torre, President of CF Südtirol.

The regional association and SSV Brixen counter SSV Brixen does not accept the accusation of unsportsmanlike behavior. The Bischofstädter gave SportNews this statement on Della Torres' statements: "Fair play means sticking to the rules and playing according to them. Fair is the one who shows a violation of the rules (Brixen) and not the one who does not follow the rules (CFS) . The CF Südtirol let a player play who did not get the necessary permission from the association (the following is a list of the necessary steps to obtain the playing license, editor's note)... So it happened Brixen was fair, but the CFS didn't follow the rules and was therefore unsportsmanlike."

The regional association also reacted with surprise to the allegations made by CFS President Luca Dalla Torre. The club was very well informed and the rules were communicated before the start of the championship. Now passing the buck to the association is not correct.

It is clear that this dispute will have a negative impact on women's football, because in South Tyrol there are only two women's football clubs, CF Südtirol and SSV Brixen, that take part in a national championship. And they apparently can't get along.........

The new Serie A2 table after 19 match days 1. Valpo Pedemonte 48 points 2. CF South Tyrol 39 3. Real Meda 37 4. SSV Brixen 26 5. Orobica 25 6. Real Bardolino 24 (+1 game) 7. Franciacorta 20 8.Tradate Abbiate 17 9. Zensky Padova 15 10. Clarentia Trent 15 11. Vicenza 15 (+ 1 game)

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Women's football: Brixen wins derby at the Green Table - UPDATE

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