St. Georgen is crowned Euregio winner again

SC Schwaz started the game aggressively in the Kerschdorf Euregio final against ASC St. Georgen. In this initial offensive by the Austrian third division team, the Jergina defense did not waver once. After around ten minutes, the Pusterers found their way into the game better. The result was that both teams completely neutralized each other by halftime. Both final teams tried to keep the ball in their own ranks and waited for the gap, which only very rarely appeared for both teams.

Schwaz starts attacking again Schwaz started the second half similarly strongly and had the first good opportunity with Pascal Burger. However, the Schwazer attacker failed to get the ball into the St. Georgen goal (50'). Jergina took the lead in the 58th minute. Martin Ritsch headed a cross from the left into the Schwazer goal. The North Tyroleans immediately switched to the offensive and ran into a counterattack. Matthias Bacher sent Thomas Piffrader on the left from the halfway line. This went around goalkeeper Manuel Ponholzer, who took the Puster attacker off his feet. Matthias Bacher safely converted the penalty (63'). Jergina stand behind like a bulwark The Schwazers subsequently tried to turn the game around, but St. Georgen's defense was too hardened. Andre Negri brilliantly defused a long-range shot from Michael Knoflach (75'), but the following corner brought nothing for the North Tyroleans. North Tyroleans demand penalties A little later, a Jergina player saved just in front of the line and shot the ball into the hand of a teammate who was lying on the ground. The Schwaz team vehemently demanded a penalty, but the referee didn't blow the whistle. In the last 10 minutes of the game, Schwaz stepped up a gear, but Jergina's defense was unbreakable that afternoon. Lineups final: Black: Manuel Ponholzer, Tobias Vogler, Manuel Wildauer, Ronald Cercaliu, Matthias Hänsler, Patrick Knoflach, Johannes Kinzner (from 55. Tobias Adelsberger), Maximilian Wurm (from 46. Michael Knoflach), Rahman Jawadi (from 46. David Oberortner), Harald Cihak , Manuel Gstrein (from 43. Pascal Burger) Trainer: Bernhard Lampl

ASC St. Georgen: Andre Negri, Roland Harrasser, Benjamin Althuber, Julian Bacher, Martin Ritsch, Matthias Bacher (from 68. Pasquale Liguoro), Philipp Schwingshackl, Simon Baldo (from 71. Leo Brugger), Benjamin Zulic, Lorenzo Treccani (from 56. Thomas Piffrader) , Gabriel Brugger Coach: Patrizio Morini

Gates: 0:1 Martin Ritsch (58th), 0:2 Matthias Bacher (63th) 3rd place match In an entertaining game for third place, the host TSU Matrei beat USD Rotaliana 5:3. Rene Scheiber, the brother of former World Cup downhill skier Mario Scheiber, shone as a triple goalscorer.

Curiosity on the side: At Matrei, goalkeeper Lukas Unterlader was injured in the 24th minute and had to be replaced by attacker Oliver Steiner. During the course of the game, Matrei substitute goalkeeper Raphael Bstieler arrived at the Matrei Tauernstadion and played in goal instead of Moritz Mair from the 58th minute. Striker Oliver Steiner switched from goal back to attack, where he actually belongs. Lineups game for 3rd place: TSU Matrei: Lukas Unterlader (from 24. Oliver Steiner), Julian Egger, Daniel Kofler, Benedikt Widmer, Dominik Hanser, Christoph Jestl, Manuel Hanser, Rene Scheiber (from 78. Luka Blassnig), Jonathan Panzl, Mario Kleinlercher, Moritz Mair (from 58. Raphael Bstieler) Trainer: Harald Panzl.

ASD Rotaliana: Michele Poli, Anas Bouzid, Luca Rizzi (from 52. Cristiano Biaggini), Stefano Furini, Massimo Stefenelli, Fabrizio Navarro (from 57. Marco Canaci), Massimo Orsini (from 64. Andrea Bonenti), Armando Dauti, Pasqualino Perri, Gianmaria Conci (from 75. Nicola Dallavalle), Daniele Speziale Coach: Massimiliano Baldo

Gates: 1:0 Mario Kleinlercher (9th), 2:0 hand penalty Rene Scheiber (15th), 2:1 Stefano Furini (20th), 2:2 Massimo Orsini (28th), 3:2 Rene Scheiber (35th) , 4:2 Christoph Jestl (41st), 5:2 Rene Scheiber (58th), 5:3 Nicola Dallavalle (79th)

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St. Georgen is crowned Euregio winner again

Thanks to a very good second half, ASC St. Georgen secured the Kerschdorf Euregio Cup with 2-0 against Schwaz, for the second time after 2015. In the small final, organizer Matrei had the upper hand over Rotaliana with 5:3.

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