FC Südtirol can no longer win in the Drusus Stadium

Giovanni Stroppa was able to rely on his recovered goalkeeper Achille Coser against Cremonese, but had to do without the suspended Sebastian Mladen in central defense. Shortly before the start of the game, the playmaker Hannes Fink, who was intended for the starting eleven, was injured, and captain Alessandro Furlan took his place in midfield. The White-Reds coped well with Hannes Fink's injury shock and were the dominant team from the start. However, the home team did not create any compelling chances to score before the half-time whistle, despite clear field superiority. Girasole caused the first upset in the eleventh minute when he supposedly made it 1-0, but his goal was canceled due to an offside position. The FCS continued to push, but apart from a Kirilov stumble (27th) and a Cia header (30th), not much emerged in the first 45 minutes.

Cremonese takes the lead, FCS noble joker Gliozzi equalizes After the half-time break, Cremonese took command and had dangerous opportunities through Maiorino (51') and Crialese (53'), but FCS goalkeeper Coser excelled both times. In the 61st minute, the white-red number one was powerless: After a corner, Brighenti shot from behind, his deflected shot landed in the net behind keeper Coser and gave the visitors the lead. Coach Stroppa reacted immediately to the deficit and brought joker Ettore Gliozzi into the game for Alessandro Furlan. The 20-year-old Sturmtank immediately brought a breath of fresh air into the game. Although his first shot on goal was missed by keeper Ravaglia (69th), he scored the much-celebrated 1-1 equalizer with a penalty kick just five minutes later. In the final seconds, Michael Cia could have scored the lucky punch in favor of the FCS, but the Montanan missed the Crovetto cross from point-blank range. So it remained 1:1 and a point, which didn't really help either team.

FC Südtirol – Cremonese 1:1 (0:0) FC South Tyrol (4-3-3): Coser; Tait, Tagliani, Bassoli, Crovetto; Furlan (65. Gliozzi), Bertoni, Cia; Girasole, Tulli, Kirilov (82. Spagnoli) On the substitutes bench: Miori, Brugger, Bandini, Melchiori, Fink, Lima, Maritato. Coach: Giovanni Stroppa Cremonese (3-5-2): Ravaglia; Zullo, Russo, Marconi; Guglielmotti (65. Gambaretti), Bianchi (92. Gargiulo), Perpetuini, Djiby (80. Eguelfi), Crialese; Brighenti, Maiorino. On the bench: Galli, Briganti, Magnaghi, Forte, Ciccone, Pacilli Coach: Fulvio Pea Gates: 0:1 Brighenti (61st), 1:1 Gliozzi (74th/foul penalty)

Lega Pro, 13st matchday FC Südtirol – Cremonese 1:1 Pro Piacenza – Bassano 1:1 Alessandria – Giana 1-0 Cuneo – Lumezzane 2-0 Pavia – Mantova 2:2 Pro Patria – Padova 0-0 Cittadella – Reggiana 2:1 AlbinoLeffe – Renate 1:0 FeralpiSaló – Pordenone 2-1

The table: 1. Cittadella 26 points 2. FeralpiSaló 24 3.Alessandria 24 4. Pavia 22 5. Cremonese 21 6.Bassano 21 7. Reggiana 20 8. FC South Tyrol 20 9. Pordenone 19 10. Cuneo 19 11. Giana 17 12. Padova 15 13. Per Piacenza 15 14. Mantova 13 15. Lumezzane 13 16. AlbinoLeffe 11 17. Renate 9 18. Pro Patria 2

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FC Südtirol can no longer win in the Drusus Stadium

Even in the sixth home game of the season, the FCS was denied its second success in front of its own audience. The white-reds drew 1-1 against Cemonese and failed to significantly reduce the gap to the playoff places.

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