FCS grades: Kofler & Co. in top form

Adamonis 7 He had more to do than a week ago and showed why he's rightfully FCS's number one. A small disappointment: In the end, he conceded Coda's record goal (136th Serie B goal). It will hurt the Lithuanian national goalkeeper a bit, as his first clean sheet of the season was gone.

Kofler 7,5 A superb performance from the Rabland native, who kept a tight rein on defense and helped El Kaouakibi out of trouble several times. Further proof that Kofler is destined for greater things sooner or later. Let's hope it's sooner...

Pietrangeli 6,5 Before halftime, he certainly had trouble with the lively Cuni. Ironically, he didn't score, but Coda did. Pietrangeli had essentially completely shut him down in the second 45 minutes.

Masiello 7 Following Andrea Giorgini's departure to Juve Stabia, the veteran returned to the starting lineup. He played a solid game—as if he'd never left.

El Kaouakibi 7 He was again preferred over Molina on the right wing and thanked him with a goal. Defensively, however, the Moroccan wasn't always solid – neither in the first nor the second half. He seems to have secured his starting place for now, though.

Tait 7:XNUMX A flawless performance from the captain. The Salurn native replaced Coulibaly in the starting lineup and—unlike the new signing a week ago—did not make one mistake.

Tronchin 6,5 He doesn't stand out with great passes or sliding tackles, but he's consistently performing. The new signing, who joined from Cittadella, fits well into Castori's system and does his job reliably.

Daniele Casiraghi played outstandingly.

Casiraghi 8 Once again, the be-all and end-all of FCS's offensive play. All attacks eventually go through him, whether counterattacks or set pieces. In the 1-0 victory, he proved he can also do it with his left foot. Casiraghi is and remains the exceptional talent of the White-Reds.

Simone Davi 6,5 He was credited with an assist, even though his shot attempt before the 2-0 goal was completely off target. In the end, it doesn't matter – what matters is the result.

Pecorino 6,5 He extended El Kaouakibi's long throw-in before the 2-0 lead. Otherwise, he was lackluster, although his work ethic is impressive for a center forward. He was again preferred over Odogwu, which alone speaks volumes for the returning player.

Merkai 7 The Albanian was already lying on the pitch at the Drusus Stadium with tears in his eyes and was about to be substituted – only to score his first goal of the season just seconds later. His knee hurt, but he held on until halftime. Then he made way for Mallamo. A fighter in every area.

Mallamo 6 He came on for Merkaj at halftime and fit seamlessly into the team. However, he lost possession before conceding the goal.

Martinis 6 Played as a defensive midfielder for about 25 minutes. Did a solid job.

Odogwu 6 Couldn't make a statement, but wasn't bad either.

Coulibaly 6 Came on for Tait after 73 minutes and replaced the captain one-on-one.

Federico Davi without note First appearance this season.

Castori 7,5 After 31 minutes, the team was leading 3-0. You did everything right, Mr. Castori!

Serie B Italy	SP	TV	P
1. Modena	3	6:1	7
2. Cesena	3	6:3	7
3. Palermo	3	4:1	7
4. Frosinone	3	3:0	7
5. Carrarese	3	3:1	5
6. Venice	3	4:3	5
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FCS grades: Kofler & Co. in top form

FC Südtirol impressed across the board in their 3-1 home win against Sampdoria. Here are the FCS players' grades.

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