Oberliga: “Jergina” asks Tramin to dance

Especially the duel between St. George and Tram promises to be a real treat, as - based on the position in the table - the current best league team (St. Georgen) and the third strongest South Tyrolean club are facing each other. The “Jergina” are on a roll. They have not lost a point for seven rounds and Morini's team dominates the top league to the core. The Unterlanders, however, are still undefeated this year. Tramin coach Hugo Pomella doesn't want to play on safety in the Bruneck suburb, but rather on attack: “My team showed a very strong performance against Virtus Don Bosco. This Tramin has a strong character and we are the only team besides Alense that is undefeated. We're going to St. Georgen to win. I don't say that to be presumptuous, but because we are having difficulties defensively. We want to attack against every team. St. Georgen is strong, but I'm confident and hope that my boys didn't lose too much energy on Wednesday."

The second South Tyrolean derby takes place in Eppan/Rungg St Pauls and Ahrntal . Both clubs celebrated a win on Wednesday and will therefore act with a lot of self-confidence. The “threesome” was extremely important in the relegation battle, especially for the Klotzner team. Now it’s time for the Blue and Whites to step up their game in front of their own audience. A “threesome” seems to be within reach for Schieder & Co., as the “Teldra” have lost four of four matches away from home – with a goal difference of 2:7. However, Jürgen Großgasteiger has recently been able to rely on his complete parade attack again with Manuel Pipperger, Philipp Aichner and Franz Pittschieler, which already showed off its strengths in the 3-0 home win against SSV Brixen. The Paulsner defense line around captain Fabian Mayr should have been warned.

There is a real treat for all spectators at Righi-Platz on the Talferwiesen. That's where it is Virtus Don Bosco second in the table Levico to guest. The Cortese troops are under pressure in order not to let the gap to leaders St. Georgen grow even larger - provided that the Pusterers score points against Tramin. Virtus Don Bosco against Levico will not kick off at 15.30:18 p.m., but as the only league game in the ninth round at XNUMX p.m.

Auch Brixens is a guest in front of his own audience. Coach Martin Wachtler's players want to get back to winning ways after the first two defeats of the season. The Bischofstädters host newcomer Lavis, who has played a very solid first half of the season so far and, like Brixen, was able to score ten points.

Meanwhile, they are in action away from home Salurn (at Comano), Eppan (at Calciochiese), the Bolzano FC (at bottom Fersina) and St. Martin in Passeier (at Alense).

Oberliga, 9th matchday (Sunday, October 19, 2014 – 15.30:XNUMX p.m.)

Comano – Salorno Calciochiese – Appiano St. Pauls – Ahrntal Alense – St. Martin in Passeier Brixen – Lavis Virtus Don Bosco – Levico (18 p.m.) Fersina – Bolzano FC St. Georgen – Tramin

The table:

1. St. Georgen 21 points 2. Levico 19 3.Alense 16 4. Virtus Don Bosco 15 5. Termeno 12 6. Comano 11 7. St Martin 11 8.Lavis 10 9. Ahrntal 10 10. Brixen 10 11. Bozner FC 10 12. Calciochiese 9 13. St. Paul's 7th 14. Eppan 7 15. Salorno 5 16. Fersina 1

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Oberliga: “Jergina” asks Tramin to dance

The highest regional league in amateur football continues with the ninth round on Sunday from 15.30:XNUMX p.m. There are two South Tyrolean derbies on the program: St. Pauls – Ahrntal and St. Georgen – Tramin.

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