“The trend is right,” says Perg’s trainer Jürgen Prandstätter after the well-deserved point at fourth-placed Edelweiß Linz and the 3-1 win a round earlier against Bad Ischl. Now tomorrow’s derby against St. Martin is about more points. “We want to play a good game and build on the performance from the last game,” said Prandstätter. “But it won’t be easy. St. Martin is rightly one of the top teams in the league.” The people of St. Martin want to prove that again after the 3-0 defeat against Friedburg/Pöndorf last weekend. In autumn, St. Martin won quite clearly with 4:1.
In the Landesliga Ost there is an additional game today and tomorrow with Mühlviertler participation. Herbstmeister Bad Leonfelden meets Donau Linz away from home in the top game. The Linzers are only two points behind the Bad Leonfeldners in the table and have played one game less. “Our team can confirm a great season with the upcoming games and thus set the direction for the next season,” says Bad Leonfelden’s sporting director Dominik Mach. Rohrbach-Berg is visiting Ortisei tomorrow. Then things continue straight away at the weekend: Rohrbach plays in front of their home crowd against Admira Linz on Saturday, Bad Leonfelden meets Viktoria Marchtrenk.
While Union Katsdorf defended a comfortable six-point lead over Eferding in the District League North against Union Oepping today, the title race in the District League East is still completely open. Naarn and Garsten are tied at the top of the table. Garsten plays today against Enns, Naarn at SC St. Valentin. (fr)
Source: Nachrichten
