There is a lot of activity in the league again - transfer overview

Rarely before has the league been so evenly balanced halfway through the season: the five best-placed teams alone, including three promoted teams, are only separated by four points. In the lower half of the table the field is similarly dense, with only nine points separating seventh-placed Mori and bottom-placed Obermais. In the coming weeks it will become clear which teams can hope for promotion to Serie D and which will have to face the bitter fight to stay in the league.

It starts on Saturday at 15 p.m. when the two early games Plose – Comano and St. Martin – Salurn kick off. The focus is clearly on the game in Passeier Valley, which represents a true test of maturity for coach Stefan Gasser's team. In the event of a defeat, the promoted team would have to vacate the place in the sun and give way to either Salurn or second-placed Dro. They will face SSV Naturns in Partschins on Sunday.

While the newcomers St. Martin and Dro are shaking up the league, FC Obermais, of all things, is carrying the red lantern. The Merano team faces a difficult away game in Calceranica against Levico. On the first day of the second half of the season there are also two purely South Tyrolean duels on the program: Tramin – Bozen 96 and Eppan – Ahrntal.

Transfer overview The majority of the upper league teams are also relying on their proven talent in the second half of the season, which has resulted in an unusual lull in the winter transfer market. The most spectacular report comes from Tramin, where Reinhold Mayr the coaching position of Roberto Pignatelli take over. The club has mutually separated from its promotion coach. At the same time has midfielder Alex Eheim announced his return. There is also a comeback at FC Eppan: goalscorer Alex Mayr returns from amateur league club Auer to Überetsch. However, there are two departures from FC Obermais Alexander Pohl and Moritz Frötscher let it go. Simon Ralser However, has turned its back on SSV Brixen. Benjamon Fontana has left St. Martin for Moos, while the former FC Südtirol youth player David Gruber League rival Naturns will strengthen. The other South Tyrolean upper league clubs have only added their own young talent to their squads with a view to the second half of the season.

The 16th matchday at a glance (Sunday, 15:XNUMX p.m.): St. Martin - Salurn (Saturday, 15 p.m.) Plose - Comano Terme (Saturday, 15 p.m.) Naturno - Dro Levico Terme - Obermais Brixen - Alense Tramin - Bolzano 96 Eppan - Ahrntal Mori S. Stefano - Albiano

The first round table in the Oberliga: 1. St. Martin 29 points 2.Dro 27 3. Salorno 26 4. Comano 26 5. Ahrntal 25 6. Levico 22 7nd Mori 21 8. Plose 20 9. Brixen 19 10. Eppan 18 11. Termeno 16 12. Naturno 16 13.Albiano 16 14.Alense 13 15. FC Bozen 96 13 16. Obermais 12

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There is a lot of activity in the league again - transfer overview

The official starting signal for the second half of the league season took place on Saturday. This is really tough, because both the title race and the relegation battle are still completely open.

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