The upcoming Tyrolean lower league football championship is generating excitement as teams prepare through friendly matches. However, a recent game in Rum turned violent, leading to police involvement and injuries among players. The TFV Kerschdorfer Tirol Cup continues with the round of 16 scheduled for April 21 and the final on June 9. Match results from March 8 show various outcomes, including a notable win for the Wacker women, who are set for their next game on March 16.
Upcoming Championship in Tyrolean Lower League Football
In just one week, the much-anticipated championship season in Tyrolean lower league football will kick off. Many teams are seizing the opportunity to fine-tune their tactics and strategies through friendly matches. However, one such match in Rum took a surprising turn, resulting in a police intervention instead of the usual post-game camaraderie.
Police Intervention After Friendly Match
The Tyrolean football community was abuzz with excitement over the TFV Kerschdorfer Tirol Cup, the noteworthy performances of the TFV football academy against Austria Vienna, and the impressive home victory of FC Wacker Innsbruck women in the Second Bundesliga. On March 8, over 30 friendly matches were recorded in the TFV data system, including a clash between two 1b teams on the artificial turf at Rum’s sports center. Unfortunately, this match escalated into chaos, necessitating police involvement due to violent altercations between players from both teams.
As reported by the state police directorate, four players have been identified in connection with the incident, with one individual requiring medical attention for a suspected nasal bone fracture. The police continue to investigate the situation to clarify the details and identify any additional suspects. According to the police report, the disturbance occurred around 5:00 PM after prior provocations, with the involved players ranging in age from 17 to 31 years old.
The TFV Kerschdorfer Tirol Cup is set to continue its thrilling journey, with the round of 16 for both men and women scheduled for April 21. The grand finale will be a spectacular event on June 9, taking place at the Lenzenanger sports field at 11 AM, coinciding with the celebration of 50 years of FC Tarrenz.
Match Results from March 8
Here are the results from the recent matches held on March 8, 2025:
- FC Koch Türen Natters : SV Breitenbach 3:2 (on penalties)
- SV Hall : FC Stubai (canceled)
- SV Weber Beton Oberperfuss : SV Kematen 5:1
- Innsbrucker AC : SPG Silz / Mötz 4:1
- SV Fügen : SVG Reichenau 1:3
- SV Haiming : FC Volders (canceled)
- SV Matrei : SC EGLO Schwaz 0:4
- SV Niederndorf : SV Telfs 2:5
- SC Kirchberg : FC Kufstein (canceled)
- SC Münster : WSG Tirol Juniors 0:4
- SV Raika Kolsass / Weer : SV Wörgl 0:4
- SK Hippach : SC Kundl 0:2
- SV Absam : SV Reutte 3:0
- Generali Union Innsbruck : SC Imst (March 9, 11:00 AM)
- SV Zams : SVG Mayrhofen (March 12, 8:00 PM)
Additionally, the AKA Tirol teams faced off against FK Austria Wien, with mixed results. The Wacker women secured a victory over Licht und Wärme – Rot Weiss Rankweil with a score of 2:1, solidifying their position in fourth place. They are set to play against FAC – USC Landhaus on March 16, with the Hypo Tirol women’s league commencing on April 11.
Stay tuned for more updates and news from the vibrant world of Tyrolean football!