Oberliga: Tramin wants to go further up

The Unterlanders, who have so far had a stuttering engine and major personnel problems (including the two midfield pillars Simon Greif and Moritz Eisenstecken, are currently unavailable), clearly won against Naturns 3-0 last Sunday. The outstanding player on the pitch was Max Dalpiaz with three goals. Now the next important game is coming up: With a win against Obermais, currently only three points ahead of the relegation zone, the Traminers want to get rid of all worries and finally look ahead.

The two other South Tyrolean duels also offer a lot of explosiveness: In St. Martin the home team, currently in 13th place with 10 points, will face Ahrntal, currently nine points and 13th place. Naturns, who are second to last in the table, are facing a very difficult task and face high-flyers St. Pauls in front of their home crowd, who are only one point behind the leading duo Virtus Bozen/St. Georgen is lying.

Speaking of the top duo: The Talferstädter (against Comano) as well as the Pusterer (against Arco) have solvable tasks ahead of them. It's all about points for Bozner FC - even if it gets difficult: the bottom team has to make the long journey away to Calciochiese, fifth in the table. Meanwhile, Brixen is challenged against Benacense.

Oberliga, 13th matchday:

Brixen – Benacense Calciochiese – Bozner FC Lavis – Anaune Valle di Non Naturns – St. Pauls St. Georgen – Arco St. Martin – Ahrntal Tramin – Obermais Virtus Bozen – Comano

Tabel:

1. Virtus Bozen 29 points 2. St. Georgen 29 3. St. Paul's 28th 4. Anaune 21 5. Calciochiese 21 6.Lavis 20 7. Benacense 17 8. Termeno 15 9. Comano 14 10. St Martin 13 11th Arco 13 12. Obermais 12 13. Ahrntal 9 14. Brixen 9 15. Naturno 8 16. Bozner FC 7

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Oberliga: Tramin wants to go further up

The 13th matchday of the football league is scheduled for Sunday. Tramin wants to improve on this.

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