State league: defensive bulwark against gunners

What happened on Saturday: Moos and Natz are currently at the bottom of the league. Both teams are doomed to win from 15 p.m., but have tough challenges ahead of them in the home game. In the Eisacktal derby, Plose will be visiting the Natzern, while Moos, who still has to make up for the canceled Psairer derby against SC Passeier, will be facing sixth-placed Stegen. Both Stegen and Plose want the “threesome” in order not to say goodbye to the title race completely prematurely.

Half an hour later, Partschins, second on equal points with leader St. Pauls, and Neumarkt face each other. The Unterlanders separated from their trainer Luca Agostini just 24 hours before the game, who resigned from his position for work reasons (SportNews reported).

Sunday's games: What immediately catches the eye is the “Big Match” between league leader St. Pauls and third place Lana. At the same time, it is a duel between the best defense in the league (the Paulsners have only conceded an incredible eight goals to date) against the strong offensive (Lana has already scored a massive 16 times in 40 games). While the blue-whites started the 5 football year with a 0-2017 win, Lana had to give up a point to SG Schlern at the start of the second half of the season.

Speaking of Schlern: The team from the high plateau is doomed to win against Freienfeld in order not to prematurely lose sight of the position in the secured midfield. Freienfeld, on the other hand, can gain a lot of breathing space in the relegation battle with an away threesome and approach the next matches a little more calmly. Vahrn is a guest in Salurn on Sunday. While the Eisacktaler are stuck in the middle of the relegation quagmire, the traditional Unterlandler club is the first pursuer of the leading quartet.

The game between Latzfons Verdings and Voran Leifers should also be exciting. The Latzfonsers are only three lengths behind the leading duo St. Pauls and Partschins, while Leifers is currently in seventh place and is “only” ten points behind the leaders. If the Leifer team lose this away game, then they can probably finally tick off a place on the podium.

Bruneck and Passeier are currently in the secure midfield. Both teams can further increase their lead over the relegation zone with a win and take another big step towards staying in the league.

State league, 2nd second half (Sunday, February 19, 2017 - 15 p.m.)

Bruneck - SC Passeier Latzfons Verdings - Voran Leifers Moos - Stegen (Saturday, February 18th - 15 p.m.) Natz - Plose (Saturday, February 18th - 15 p.m.) Partschins - Neumarkt (Saturday, February 18th - 15.30:XNUMX p.m.) Salurn - Varn Sciliar - Freienfeld (16.30 p.m.) St. Paul's - Lana

The table:

1. St Paul's 36 points 2. Partschins 36 3. Lana 33 4. Latzfons 33 5. Salorno 27 6. Stegen 26 7. Ahead Leifers 26 8. Plose 26 9. SSV Bruneck 21 10. SC Passeier 20 (-1 game) 11. Freienfeld 17 12. Neumarkt 13 13. Sciliar 12 14. Vahrn 11 15. Natz 8 16. Moss 7 (-1 game)

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State league: defensive bulwark against gunners

The curtain rises for the second matchday of the second half of the season in the national league, which will take place in two parts this weekend. Of the eight duels, three will take place on Saturday.

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