Oberliga: The sixth round starts today with Brixen-Naturns – VIDEO

This Saturday, SSV Brixen will face Naturns in the early home game at 18 p.m. With four points from five games, the Eisacktalers are clearly behind expectations in this year's championship and after three defeats in a row, they hope to get back on the road to success as quickly as possible. “One win is not enough to turn the tide. Sure, three points against Naturns would be important, but to get out of this difficult moment you need more. You have to sacrifice yourself and believe in your abilities. But I am sure of one thing: soon you will see the real SSV Brixen,” said coach Stefan Gasser in an interview with SportNews in the middle of the week.

Meanwhile, Naturns will begin the trip to the Isarco Valley with a huge dose of self-confidence after the 5-3 win against Bozner FC. Coach Luciano Chini's boys want to score from a distance for the first time this season. Last year, the blue-yellow team won both direct duels (2-1 away win in the first leg, 3-0 home win in the second leg) and they also have at least one point in their sights on Saturday. Stefan Gasser will have to do without the suspended Markus Fiechter this weekend. At Naturns, Alexander Pohl and Ramiro Lago are fully operational again, while Philipp Ausserer will not be fully fit until next week or the week after.

St. Martin coach Roberto Cortese: “We have to get rid of the many insecurities”

The duel between St. Martin and Salurn is also in focus. The favorites are the guests from the Unterland, who are currently in fourth place as the best local team with ten points. The “Mortiner”, who were able to impress as the best South Tyrolean Oberliga team last season, want to get their first “threesome” in front of their home crowd this weekend and thus lay the foundation for a way out of the crisis. “We have to get rid of the many insecurities because the team has potential. With every defeat, self-confidence decreases. But we just have to believe in it and work hard, then we will find a way out,” says coach Roberto Cortese.

Meanwhile, Eppan hopes to be able to keep its clean slate in the away match against Alense. Not an easy task considering that the leaders from Ala have won all their games so far with the exception of the game against Calciochiese. Eppan coach Christian Scherer is also aware of this: “We can expect a difficult game, although at the start of the season we thought that Alense would only play against relegation. Your coach is doing an excellent job and if we want to get something in Alense, then we have to give 110 percent, like in every other game."

The duel between the two Serie D relegated teams St. Georgen and Trent, who want to return to the fifth highest Italian league as quickly as possible, certainly promises to be pure excitement. Meanwhile, Bozen FC is building on the home advantage in the derby against Tramin in order to leave the lower table regions with a win. Meanwhile, there are important away games coming up for Ahrntal (against Levico) and Plose (against Mori). The program for the sixth matchday is completed by the Comano-Calciochiese match.

Oberliga, 6th matchday (Sunday, October 6th, 15.30:XNUMX p.m.)

Brixen – Naturns (Saturday, 18 p.m.) Alense – Eppan Bozner FC – Tramin Comano – Calciochiese Levico – Ahrntal Mori-Plose St. Georgen – Trent St. Martin in Passeier - Salurn

The table

1. Alense 12 points 2. Calciochiese 11 3nd Mori 11 4. Salorno 10 5. Ahrntal 8 6. Levico 8 7. Eppan 7 8. St. Georgen 7 9. Trent 7 10. Termeno 7 11. Naturno 6 12. Plose 5 13. Comano 4 14. Brixen 4 15. Bozner FC 1 16. St Martin 1

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Oberliga: The sixth round starts today with Brixen-Naturns – VIDEO

In the sixth round of the highest regional league there are again numerous football treats waiting for the fans. It starts on Saturday when the Gasser team and Naturns face each other at the Brixen youth center. All remaining games will kick off on Sunday at 15.30:XNUMX p.m.

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