State league: Everything is looking towards Obermais

At the end of the 2012/13 season, emotions boiled over. In May, Naturns was relegated (the club was later brought back to the top league, editor's note) because Obermais, who had already been relegated, couldn't get beyond a 2-2 draw. But it wasn't so much the division of points that upset the people of Nature a year and a half ago, but rather the "extremely unsportsmanlike behavior of players, fans and those responsible at the FCO," as the yellow-blue team wrote on their website in May 2013. Accusations that the people of Meran did not let sit. ( SportNews reported )

The matter has now been dealt with. What remains is a great sporting rivalry that has certainly not become smaller due to the current table situation. Naturns is the league leader, Obermais is in third place, eight points behind. The Vinschgers suffered a small setback last Sunday when they couldn't get beyond a 1-1 draw against Bolzano.

If you look at the last five games, Naturns has three wins and two draws, while Obermais celebrated four wins and only shared the points once. Nevertheless, Naturns is the favorite, after all, the Grünfelder team has the best attack (30 goals) and has the best defense in the league (only eight goals conceded).

Lana and Weinstrasse as attentive spectators The other two pursuers, Lana and Weinstraße Süd, will be eagerly watching the top game on the eleventh matchday. Lana is in action in front of her own audience against SG Schlern, while the Unterlanders are guests at Plose. If Naturns slips up and Lana wins, then the Etschtalers could climb to first place in the table. And Weinstraße is hoping for a misstep from Obermais so that they can take third place in the table if they have their own success.

Two interesting encounters are those between Neugries and Moos, or SC Passeier and Stegen. In the Talferstadt it's about important points in the relegation battle. However, whoever prevails in St. Leonhard can secure their place in the top midfield in the rankings.

Partschins is looking for redemption after the 0-8 defeat in the cup against Virtus Don Bosco and wants to return to winning ways at Pichl Gsies. Meanwhile, Bozner Boden will try to repeat its good performance from Sunday against Naturns and thus also pull something off against Latzfons Verdings. The eleventh matchday concludes with the encounter between Natz and FC Bozen 96.

State league, 11th matchday (Sunday, November 2th – 14.30:XNUMX p.m.)

Pichl Gsies – Partschins Lana – Sciliar Obermais – Naturns Natz – FC Bozen 96 Neugries – moss Bolzano soil – Latzfons Verdings SC Passeier – Stegen Wine Route South – Plose

The table:

1. Naturns 26 points 2. Lana 24 3. Obermais 18 4. Wine Route South 17 5. Partschins 16 6. Stegen 14 7. SC Passeier 14 8. Latzfons 13 9. Plose 13 10. Sciliar 13 11. FC Bozen 96 11 12. Moss 9 13. Neugries 9 14. Natz 8 15. Pichl Gsies 7 16. Bozen Ground 7

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State league: Everything is looking towards Obermais

In the afternoon, the second matchday will be played in the top division at state level. One game immediately catches the eye: leader Naturns is a guest at pursuer Obermais. Two teams that share a particularly great rivalry.

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