Grades: 2 FCS professionals leave the Samp stars in despair

Adamonis 6 He looked a little unlucky when equalizing at 1:1, but was slightly disturbed on the line by Raphael Odogwu. In the finish, he held on to the three points for FC Südtirol. Giorgini 5,5 Allowed Oudin to finish in the penalty area, which resulted in the equalizer. A gross lack of attention. Got a yellow card and was therefore substituted at half-time. Pietrangeli 6,5 The central defender is growing together with FC Südtirol. He is getting better and better, and has stopped his occasional slip-ups. He is a force to be reckoned with physically. Joy 6,5 After his weak performance in Cremona, he was allowed to play from the start again and this time he did a decent job. Experienced and solid. Molina 7 One of the best. He set up the South Tyroleans' lead brilliantly and showed great class with his pass to Merkaj. He had a heated duel with Sibilli. And won convincingly. Pyyhtia 6 After his dream start with 3 goals in the first 4 FCS games, the Finn, who had previously been injured for a long time, has lost some of his energy. He is no longer quite as dynamic. Praszelik 6,5 The midfield engine of FC Südtirol. Involved in Merkaj's opening goal, always in the thick of the action. Casiraghi 7,5 Converted his 16th (!) penalty in a row in Serie B with nerves of steel that were more than impressive. The penalty came from his corner. Missed the chance to make it 3-1 with a lob in injury time. Difference-maker. Sampdoria could use one too. Simone Davi 6 Lost sight of Sibilli when the score was equalized at 1:1. The Leiferer player didn't look good. Shortly before half-time, he had the chance to take the lead again, but was stopped by Samp goalkeeper Cragno. Odogwu 7,5 This left the Sampdoria defenders in despair. Former Serie A professional Ferrari had to go to the showers with a red card before half-time after two yellow fouls on the FCS attacking tank. The Italian-Nigerian set up the 2-1. Merkai 7 Half a mark deducted because he tried to finish himself in injury time instead of passing to the free Rover in the middle. With the 3:1, FCS would have won the direct match against Sampdoria on its side. Otherwise, however, he offered an outstanding performance with the opening goal, total commitment and heart. Like a new born under Castori thanks to the system with 2 strikers. Kofler 6,5 A 19-year-old from Rabland flexed his muscles against the great M'Baye Niang, former striker for Milan and vice-African champion. The Senegalese was not seen in the second half because of Ferrari's red card, but also because of Kofler. He came on at half-time for Giorgini, who had been given a yellow card, and left nothing to chance at the back. Barreca 5,5 Replaced Simone Davi on the left wing, but revealed some weaknesses. Still has a significant training deficit. Martinis 6 Came on for the exhausted Pyyhtiä after 69 minutes. A little later, Sampdoria saw the second yellow-red card. Rover without a note Against 9 Sampdoria players, Castori brought on the former Inter youth player for the yellow-carded Molina to strengthen the FCS offense. He won the corner before the penalty. Mallamo without a note Replaced Praszelik in the 84th minute, 2 minutes later Casiraghi took the corner that resulted in the penalty. Mallamo's header led to a handball by Gerard Yepes. Castori 7 He kept a cool head in a heated relegation match and (almost) always made the right decisions. He took Giorgini and Molina off after they received yellow cards and won the match with two players more.

Serie B Italy	SP	TV	P
1. Sassuolo	30	62:27	69
2. Step on	30	50:28	60
3. Specia	30	45:22	55
4. Cremonese	30	48:33	48
5. Catanzaro	29	36:31	43
6. Juventus Stabia	30	35:35	43
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Grades: 2 FCS professionals leave the Samp stars in despair

On Saturday, FC Südtirol faced cult club Sampdoria Calcio. The white and reds celebrated a 2-1 victory and were able to celebrate three extremely important points.

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