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CRIME SCENE 2st Amateur League, Group B : Let me do it Yes, somehow Barbian Villanders keeper Alexander Oberhofer must have felt like the snobby club macho with sunglasses and a leather jacket in front of a seemingly easy prey on Sunday: He was quite optimistic, so he went to work with more determination than a saloon door, but in the end it ended To his great astonishment, the attempt resulted in a proper rebuff.

This means applied to our situation: After the 20-year-old goalie received less than a broken supermarket checkout in his box for 81 minutes, i.e. not a single penny, he could no longer take it when his Barbians were 6-0 in their own 16. Of course, it made sense that the referee on the other side suddenly pointed to the penalty spot - and Oberhofer was carried forward by his feet. “Let me do it,” his short request, after which he resolutely grabbed the ball, prepared it for himself, was probably already working on the celebration for his first goal as a goalie - and then threw the ball, accompanied by a murmur in the audience, over the ball Box bolted.

The young goalie's goal debut in a fighting team was postponed. But if you take a look at Oberhofer's family tree, you suspect that sooner or later he will get a hit. His brother is a certain Andreas Oberhofer, goalkeeper for Latzfons Verdings, and has been successful himself nine times - as the Dolomite statistics prove. Eight of the nine goals came from penalties, and Andreas scored once out of play. Against Virtus Don Bosco. In the fifth minute of added time. And to 3:3. The goalscoring gene can probably be found somewhere in the goalkeeper family, which should give our Alexander Oberhofer new courage for the upcoming penalty kick tasks.

CRIME SCENE 1nd Amateur League, Group A : An unusual cramp One wrong move and you're in a mess - what applies to a clumsy waiter with shaky hands is also the case for many footballers towards the end of the game. Then when your thighs slowly but surely become a few kilos heavier. Or the lungs are panting for air at ever shorter intervals. And even the slightest wrong movement can cause a painful cramp. This is what happened on Sunday in Auer - with a subtle difference, mind you. Because on the grass pitch, for once, in the duel between the home team and Kaltern, it was not a player who fell to the ground with his face consumed by pain, but rather referee Franzoi. The young game leader suffered a cramp in his left foot in the second half, whereupon a player from Aur rushed to the rescue, fixed the problem with the usual stretching movement and got the referee back on his feet. Scenes like this aren't common either.

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