The focus in the Salzburg league: Fabian Neumayr in the focus

The focus in the Salzburg league: Fabian Neumayr in the focus

In the Salzburg League, SC Seekirchen shows an impressive performance for the autumn season and has secured the space at the top with 45 points. The team, which only had to accept ten goals in the current season and scored a total of 68 goals, achieved the maximum point emaximum. In the 140 previous games of this season, a total of 449 goals were scored, which means an average of 3.74 goals per game. In addition, a lot of cards were distributed: 625 yellow, 28 yellow-red and 18 red cards testify to the intensity of the games.

A key factor for the success of the team is the 25-year-old striker, Fabian Neumayr, who leads the team with 16 goals. The chairman Anton Feldinger underlines Neumayr's qualities and mentions that he still has great potential. The second place in the scorer list of the Seekirchener is occupied by Ben Leitenstorfer, who also contributes significantly to the success of the team with 12 goals. The team from the Region managed to develop a comfortable lead over their persecutors Grödig and Hallein.

The pursuers of Seekirchen

Grödig and Hallein are the closest pursuers, although they are not on the heels with a score of 11 or 13 points. Hallein has the youngest squad in the league with an average age of 21.5 years. Coach Christoph Lessacher has a clear goal in mind: He wants young talents to make the leap to higher leagues via Hallein. "The attitude and leadership quality of the experienced players help the boy enormously," continued Lessacher.

The league course is particularly exciting for several teams. The TC Bramberg is under the new coach Bernhard Hanser, who has already celebrated some successes. He managed to defeat the leaders Seekirchen in a cup game, which caused great excitement. The Siezenheim team also did well and has risen into the top 5 with a strong defensive.

In contrast, Puch experiences a turbulent time. Change of coaches and internal problems have recorded the team in the lower seats. President Christian Schwaiger has revealed that the unrest in the team contributed to the poor performance. But with the new trainer Heimo Pfeifenberger and the return of suspended people, it is hoped to get back into calmer fairway.

At Neumarkt, on the other hand, things are not going smoothly. The team spent a long time without a point and goal and is currently looking for a new coach for disappointing results in the last games.

The Salzburg League remains exciting, with tricky developments both at the top and at the end of the table. The second half of the season will begin on March 15, 2025, start with further rousing games, in which spectators can hope for an exciting football year from all clubs. This dynamic situation in the league shows how quickly the table stands can change and what measures the clubs have to take to keep or improve their position. More details on this are in a current report on www.salzburg24.at to be found.