Catch-up game: St. Georgen and St. Pauls want the first “threesome”

The showdown between “Jergina” and “Paulsner” promises pure football spectacle. The performances of both teams are characterized by an irrepressible offensive urge, which traditionally poses major problems for the opposing defenses. At the same time, both opponents will throw everything into the balance in order to score full points for the first time in this young season. St. Georgen in particular has a lot to make up for after the opening defeat against Brixen. “The result against Brixen was unsatisfactory, no question about it. But my boys put in a good performance. Now it’s time to score fully against St. Pauls,” explains Patrizio Morini. However, the impulsive St. Georgen coach also sounds a warning note: “St. Pauls prefers to play on the wings and we have to be prepared for that. There are countless dangerous players in their ranks, such as my former protégés Obrist and Mair. But our offensive doesn't have to hide either. Especially Albanese, who just needs a sense of success to really get going.”

Obrist can probably play

There is still a small question mark behind the deployment of Fabian Obrist, who was mentioned by Morini, although sports director Andreas Vieider reassures: “He had to miss training for a week due to an injury, but he has now rejoined the team. He should make it.” Obrist secured a point for St. Pauls at the start of the season with his late equalizer against Virtus. A draw is also the minimum requirement for the game in St. Georgen, even though the Klotzner team goes into the game as clear outsiders. “St. Georgen is certainly not one of the teams we are on equal terms with. We have nothing to lose and can play freely. Maybe that will prove to be the key to success,” says Vieider. St. Pauls will have to do without the long-term injured Bovolenta and Stein on Tuesday, while all squad players will be available to Morini.

Catch-up game, 2nd round (Tuesday, 20 p.m.) :

ASC St. Georgen – AFC St. Pauls

The table: Levico 6 points Brixen 6 St Martin 4 Lavis 4 Virtus Don Bosco 4 Eppan 3 Bozen FC 3 Alense 2 Tramin 2 St Paul's 1 (-1 game) Ahrntal 1 Comano 1 Salurn 1 Calciochiese 1 St. Georgen 0 (-1 game) Fersina 0

The showdown between “Jergina” and “Paulsner” promises pure football spectacle. The performances of both teams are characterized by an irrepressible offensive urge, which traditionally poses major problems for the opposing defenses. At the same time, both opponents will throw everything into the balance in order to score full points for the first time in this young season. St. Georgen in particular has a lot to make up for after the opening defeat against Brixen. “The result against Brixen was unsatisfactory, no question about it. But my boys put in a good performance. Now it’s time to score fully against St. Pauls,” explains Patrizio Morini. However, the impulsive St. Georgen coach also sounds a warning note: “St. Pauls prefers to play on the wings and we have to be prepared for that. There are countless dangerous players in their ranks, such as my former protégés Obrist and Mair. But our offensive doesn't have to hide either. Especially in front of Albanese, who just needs a sense of achievement to really get going."Obrist can play. There is still a small question mark behind the deployment of Fabian Obrist, who was mentioned by Morini, although sports director Andreas Vieider reassures: "He had to be with us for a week due to injury took a break from training, but he has since rejoined the team. He should make it.” Obrist secured a point for St. Pauls at the start of the season with his late equalizer against Virtus. A draw is also the minimum requirement for the game in St. Georgen, even though the Klotzner team goes into the game as clear outsiders. “St. Georgen is certainly not one of the teams we are on equal terms with. We have nothing to lose and can play freely. Maybe that will prove to be the key to success,” says Vieider. St. Pauls will have to do without the long-term injured Bovolenta and Stein on Tuesday, while all squad players will be available to Morini. Catch-up game, 2nd round (Tuesday, 20 p.m.)ASC St. Georgen – AFC St. PaulsThe table:Levico 6 pointsBrixen 6St. Martin 4Lavis 4Virtus Don Bosco 4Eppan 3Bozner FC 3Alense 2Tramin 2St. Pauls 1 (-1 game)Ahrntal 1Comano 1Salurn 1Calciochiese 1St. Georgen 0 (-1 game)Fersina 0

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Catch-up game: St. Georgen and St. Pauls want the first “threesome”

The second round of the league championship will conclude on Tuesday evening with the duel between ASC St. Georgen and FC St. Pauls. Both teams approach the eagerly awaited clash with great ambitions. The game in Pustertal starts at 20 p.m.

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