Oberliga: Will Tramin keep its “clean slate”? - VIDEO

All good things come in threes - that's what we hope in Tramin too. The Black and Whites won the first two games with convincing performances and now want to get their third “threesome” in a row. The Pomella protégés are waiting for Mori, who have won once and drawn once, but are an unpleasant opponent. Tramin's captain Simon Greif also knows this, who said in the SportNews interview in the middle of this week: “Before the start of the season, we set ourselves the goal of celebrating as many victories as possible at home and becoming a power again. The game on Sunday is very important. A point would be fine, but we are currently in such a good mood that we can do more.”

Another top game is coming up in St. Johann im Ahrntal, where the “Teldra” host the crisis-hit club St. Martin. Last year, both teams finished the championship in the top third of the table: the “Mortiner” ended up runners-up, while Ahrntal took fourth place. But St. Martin is a long way from that after two games. The Passeirians are at the bottom of the table without a single point. That also cost Paul Pircher his job - he was relieved of his duties on Wednesday. It will be interesting to see how Hans-Rudi Brugger & Co. react to the dismissal of their previous trainer. But it certainly won't be easy for the guests from Passiria, because Ahrntal is a force in front of its own audience - as the 3-1 opening win against Salurn underlines, among other things. By the way, Dominik Grüner Alber is suspended from St. Martin.

Jack Degasperi: “At least score points in Naturns” The second purely South Tyrolean derby is coming up in Naturns. Serie D relegated St. Georgen is a guest there. Naturns has one win and one defeat so far, while the “Jergina” have only managed to score one point. So it’s high time for the first “threesome” of the current season. “Unfortunately I don’t know Naturns because I was away from South Tyrol for too long. I can only speak for us. St. Georgen is in a great mood and we will give everything on Sunday to get at least one point,” said Joachim “Jack” Degasperi about the upcoming game. At St. Georgen, coach Patrizio Morini and defender Roberto Mirri have to sit in the stands. The reason is a ban.

Plose's goalie Markart is out with a suspected cruciate ligament tear Plose against Salurn is the third direct duel between two local clubs on the third league matchday. The Eisacktaler are still undefeated (two draws), while Salurn recently won the home game against Trento 2-0. “The match against Salurn will be a very tough fight. Although Salurn has changed the team, the team has a lot of quality and an excellent coach, especially in the offensive with Goller, Marzochella and Dalpiaz. Our next opponent certainly has a lot of self-confidence after the win against Trent. As in every game, we have to give it our all – maybe the first three points will work,” explained Plose’s coach Matthias Regele.

However, the Eisacktal club has to complain about a serious loss. Plose's goalie Armin Markart twisted his knee during training and a cruciate ligament rupture is suspected. “If he were to be out for longer, it would be fatal for us,” concluded Regele.

Eppan against Levico at 15 p.m A difficult task lies ahead for newly promoted Bozner FC. The Toccoli squad has to play away against league leaders Alense. Brixen will also face away from Trento promoted team Calciochiese, who, like the Bischofstadt team, have so far celebrated a win and equalized once. Eppan – two draws in the first two games – welcomes Levico Terme. The Trentino team has only been able to score once so far. Paul Romen has been suspended from Eppan for two match days. In contrast to all other games, this match will kick off at 15 p.m. The remaining games start at 15.30:XNUMX p.m.

Oberliga, 3rd matchday (Sunday, September 15th – 15.30:XNUMX p.m.) Ahrntal – St. Martin Alense – Bozner FC Calciochiese – Brixen Eppan – Levico Naturns – St. Georgen Plose – Salurn Tramin – Mori Trent – Comano

The table in the Oberliga Alense 6 points Tramin 6 Mori 4 Ahrntal 4 Brixen 4 Calciochiese 4 Salurn 3 Naturno 3 Eppan 2 Plose 2 Comano 1 St. Georgen 1 Trent 1 Levico 1 Bozen FC 0 St Martin 0

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Oberliga: Will Tramin keep its “clean slate”? - VIDEO

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