Moos wants to steal a point from Bozen 96 in the “David versus Goliath” duel today

Six games, six wins, eighteen points: Oberliga relegated Bozen 96 is currently the measure of all things in the highest amateur league in South Tyrol. On Wednesday, coach Dragomir Jurcevic's boys swept FC Meran off the pitch with 3-0 goals, but on Saturday they want to put bottom team Moos in their place in the third game in seven days and further extend their winning streak.

The situation is completely different with the opponent from the Passeier Valley. With a yield of just one point in six games, the Passeirers are well below expectations. “We had bad luck with injuries at the start and therefore had to go to work without some important key players. We also no longer have important regular staff available to us this year and we still have to get used to each other. Maybe we lacked a little concentration in the first few games, but you also have to remember that we've always had to deal with strong opponents so far," says coach Christian Pixner, explaining the Moosers' initial difficulties. Crisci and Co. want to leave this behind as quickly as possible.

Pixner: “Take a point from the front runner”

What does the battle plan look like? “We have to fight and find our strength again. We have to work hard and get the most out of it, but I know we can do it. Everyone is united behind the project, that’s why I’m confident,” says the Mooser trainer. What does he expect from the upcoming game against FC Bozen 96? "It's going to be difficult. “Nevertheless, we hope to be able to steal at least one point from the leader and thus break the winning streak,” concluded Christian Pixner.

The two pursuers St. Pauls and Virtus Don Bosco are also hoping for a misstep by the people of Bolzano. But the Überetscher and the Green-Whites from the state capital also have to be careful at the weekend. With Obermais and Pichl Gsies, two unpleasant opponents await the two traditional clubs.

As far as the rest of the program is concerned, Latsch welcomes the players from Stegen, Meran visits Nals, Neugries visits Natz, Weinstraße welcomes newcomers Schlern and Bozner Boden welcomes the surprise team SC Passeier, which is in fourth place in the table, just one point behind Virtus Don Bosco.

State league, 7th matchday (Sunday, October 6, 2013, 15.30:XNUMX p.m.)

Moos – FC Bozen 96 (Saturday, 17 p.m.) Latsch – Stegen Nalles – Merano Natz – Neugries Bolzano Boden – SC Passeier Sciliar – South Wine Route St. Pauls – Obermais Virtus Don Bosco – Pichl Gsies

The table

1. FC Bozen 96 18 points 2. St. Paul's 16th 3. Virtus Don Bosco 14 4. SC Passeier 13 5. Wine Route South 10 6. Natz 10 7. Obermais 8 8. Stegen 8 9. FC Merano 7 10. Pichl Gsies 7 11. SG Schlern 6 12. Laces 6 13. Neugries 5 14. Bozen Ground 4 15. Nalles 2 16. Moss 1

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Moos wants to steal a point from Bozen 96 in the “David versus Goliath” duel today

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