St. Georgen gets the first point

St. Georgen went into the second home game of the season severely weakened. For example, the suspended Peter Mair and Alex Ziviani were not available to coach Patrizio Morini. In addition, the ailing regulars Lukas Aichner and Roland Harrasser had to pass. But that wasn't enough, because coach Morini also had to watch the match from the stands due to a ban.

Nevertheless, the home side went to work extremely courageously from the start and bravely stood up to their opponents from the province of Brescia. He had his first top-class opportunity in the 28th minute when Piantoni hit the goal post. In return, St. Georgen hit the mark for the first time: After preparatory work by Armin Mayr, Thomas Veronese was there and flicked the ball flat into the opponent's goal. Darfo Boario was really shaken up by the goal. From then on, the guests pushed in front of the “Jergina” goal and were rewarded two minutes before the half-time whistle. After Varas was fouled in the penalty area, striker Beretta scored from the penalty spot to make it 1-1.

In the second half it was the same game: Varas took advantage of the uncertainty in the Puster defense to make it 2-1. Immediately afterwards it was Varas again who tested goalie Pietersteiner with a precise shot. The game became increasingly flat before St. Georgen started the final offensive. This was rewarded with the equalizer in the 88th minute. The extremely strong Veronese played into the middle of the penalty area, where Thomas Bachlechner was lurking, but defender Baresi got ahead of him and maneuvered the ball into his own goal. SC St. Georgen's first point win in the 2012/2013 Serie D season was thus sealed.

"Today we demonstrated our proven virtues again. However, I can't be satisfied because today we clearly dropped two points," was Coach Morini's brief conclusion after the final whistle.

St. Georgen – Darfo Boario 2:2 (1:1)

ASC St. Georgen: Patrick Pietersteiner (from 63. Pasquazzo), Daniel Holzner, Simone Nale, Benjamin Althuber, Gabriel Brugger, Thomas Veronese, Fabian Obrist (from 63. Orfanello), Stefan Rabensteiner, Thomas Bachlechner, Armin Mayr, Hansjörg Mair

US Darfo Boario: Andrea Pansera, Michele Mutti, Alessio Baresi, Federico Giorgi, Gabriele Piantoni, Daniele Capelloni (from 63. Sarzi), Stefano Santinelli, Mattia Colombi (from 79. Skokaric), Matteo Beretta, Kevin Varas Marcillo, Fatih Ademi

Gates: 1:0 Thomas Veronese (29th), 1:1 foul penalty Varas (43rd), 1:2 Varas (55th), 2:2 own goal Baresi (88th)

The 4rd matchday at a glance:

Alzano Cene - Aurora Seriate 1:1 Montichiari - Castellana 2:3 Caravaggio - Lecco 1:1 Caronnese - Fersina 2-0 Mapellobonate - Trento 3-0 Olginatese - Seregno 1:1 Pergolettese - Pontisola 2:1 Pro Sesto - Mezzocorona 1:2 St. Georgen - Darfo Boario 2:2 Voghera - Sant Angelo 2-0

The table:

1. Caronnese 12 2. Voghera 10 3. Olginatesis 10 4. Pergolettese 10 5. Pontisola 9 6. Per Sesto 7 7.Montichiari 7 8. Mezzocorona 6 9. Fersina 5 10. Mapellobonate 4 11. Aurora Seriate 4 12. Castellana 4 13. Seregno 4 14. Caravaggio 3 15. Sant Angelo 3 16. Darfo Boario 2 17. Alzano Cene 2 18.Lecco 2 19. St. Georgen 1 20. Trent 0

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St. Georgen gets the first point

The ASC St. Georgen can take a deep breath: With a last-minute goal to make it 2-2 against Darfo Boario, the Pustertal team secured their first point win in the Serie D championship.

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