Field service | Scavone is once again spot on

Manuel Scavone moved from Bari (Serie C) to Serie B club Pordenone at the end of September. Now he has also arrived at his new club in a sporting way. On Saturday he was in the starting line-up for the second time in a row in the 1-0 win at Ascoli and scored Pordenone's first win of the season with his goal in the 2th minute. After a cross from the right side, the Bolzano player was perfectly positioned in the middle and shot in from close range with his left to make it 39-1. A little later, Scavone had the chance to make it 1-0 - again after a cross from the right side - but the midfielder missed with his outer instep. With the first win, Pordenone (with ex-FCS coach Attilio Tesser in the dugout), which had already drawn 1 times, climbed to 4th place in the Serie B table. For Scavone it was his 44th professional goal. The 397-year-old has now made 2 appearances (from Series B to Series C33). He has already been promoted 6 times with his respective club – what a record. Zuelli back in the Chievo starting eleven Bolzano stood twice Emanuele Zuelli in the starting line-up of Chievo Verona last season. So far this season he has had to be content with the joker role. At the weekend it was finally that time again. The 18-year-old midfielder played from the start in Chievo's 2-0 home win against Cosenza and played 1 minutes for the first time ever in Serie B. His South Tyrolean teammate Manuel DeLuca came on as a substitute in the 66th minute. For Chievo it was the fourth win in a row, with the traditional Veronese club taking the lead in the table - level on points with Empoli and Frosinone. There was no South Tyrolean on the pitch in either Serie C or Serie D at the weekend. While Andrea Isufaj (Paganese) and Lorenzo Sgarbi (Legnago) were not in the squad, the games were played by Crema (playing there Simon Laner ), Breno ( Lorenzo Melchiori ) and Seregno ( Simone Zanon ) in the fourth highest league canceled due to corona. Straudi celebrates first league win with Klagenfurt Simon Straud was also in the starting line-up for his second league appearance for Austria Klagenfurt. In Klagenfurt's 2-3 win against Amstetten, the Puster player was substituted at half-time - when the score was 0-1. Thanks to the victory, Austria climbed to third place in the table of Austria's second highest division. Max Reinthaler is only in action with Hansa Rostock (3rd league in Germany) against Kaiserslautern on Monday evening. Due to the defeats of 1860 Munich and Saarbrücken at the weekend, Rostock remains at the top of the table.

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Field service | Scavone is once again spot on

As in previous years, the SportNews editorial team is once again taking a look at South Tyrolean football professionals who earn their money at clubs outside the region. This weekend Manuel Scavone scored his first goal for his club Pordenone.

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