Oberliga: The top game takes place in Tramin

Tramin – Obermais: This derby is the top game of the eleventh round. In the Unterlandler Weinort, the fifth and third places face each other. Tramin is currently riding a wave of success, as Simon Greif & Co. have won all of their last six games. Now the Pomella protégés want the seventh “threesome” en suite – led by Max Dalpiaz, who is in top form and has scored seven times in the last five games. But with Obermais, one of the previous surprise teams is coming to the Unterland. Martin Klotzner's team has been without defeat for four rounds. With 21 points from the first ten games, the promoted team has probably exceeded its wildest expectations. “On and on, on and on – until we have enough points to no longer be able to get relegated,” was how captain Andreas Klotzner set out the route for the blue-whites a few weeks ago.

Eppan – Wine Route South: The points in this derby count double. It is, as they say in football parlance, a classic six-point game. Because both teams are in the middle of a relegation battle. Eppan (13th), led by Max Nanni, has been waiting for a point for six rounds and would like to finally end this seemingly never-ending dry spell with a sense of achievement. Weinstraße Süd was able to achieve a sense of achievement, namely its first win in the league, last weekend. It will be interesting to see how much the Ianeselli team, which sits at the bottom of the table, was inspired by this historic threesome.

Naturns – St. Martin: The home strength of the young Naturns team (6th place in the table) is impressive. Roberto Cortese's protégés played in front of their own audience five times this year and left the pitch as winners four times. Only against St. Georgen did the team stop playing in the second half and narrowly lost 2:3. That's why St. Martin in the Naturns "Witches' Cauldron" faces a particularly difficult task. The “Mortiner” are currently in 14th place in the league table with seven points. Even though they suffered a narrow, undeserved defeat against St. Georgen last Saturday, their strong but luckless performance (two posts, two crossbars) should have at least given them a morale boost.

The remaining games with South Tyrolean participation: Bozner FC (against Calciochiese) and St. Georgen (against Arco) can play in front of their own audience on Sunday. Brixen, on the other hand, is heading to Ala, while Ahrntal is in action with Liga-Krösus Trient. All games kick off at 14.30:XNUMX p.m.

Oberliga, 11th matchday (Sunday, November 6rd, 2016 – 14.30:XNUMX p.m.)

Bozner FC – Calciochiese Alense – Brixen Eppan – South Wine Route Trento – Ahrntal St. Georgen – Arco Naturns – St. Martin Comano-Lavis Tramin – Obermais

The table:

1. Trento 30 points 2. Bozner FC 24 3. Obermais 21 4. St. Georgen 20 5. Termeno 19 6. Naturno 14 7. Brixen 13 8th Arco 12 9. Calciochiese 12 10. Ahrntal 12 11.Lavis 11 12. Comano 10 13. Eppan 7 14. St Martin 7 15.Alense 6 16. Wine Route South 6

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Oberliga: The top game takes place in Tramin

The eleventh round of the highest regional league will take place on Sunday from 14.30 p.m. This time, South Tyrolean fans have three local derbies to choose from, all of which promise a lot of explosiveness.

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