Drusus Stadium should finally become a fortress again

On Sunday, the White-Reds will make another attempt to overcome this annoying home barrier. But this task doesn't get any easier, and that for two reasons: Firstly, Cremonese is an unpleasant opponent who is one point ahead of the FCS in 7th place in the table. On the other hand, the problematic turf in the Drusus Stadium in Bolzano is certainly not getting any better in this cold season. It has been known for a long time that the strong White-Reds cannot push their style of play to the limit.

Nevertheless, Fink & Co. go into the game with a series of four games without defeat and therefore with increased self-confidence. The fact that the spectators cannot expect an offensive spectacle is due to the attack lines, which have so far been operating in economy mode: both teams only scored 13 goals in twelve games. At FC Südtirol, coach Giovanni Stroppa has to do without a central defender Sebastian Mladen, who was forced to take a break due to a yellow card suspension is. Otherwise, the trainer has plenty to draw from - the South Tyrolean trio Cia-Tait-Fink is also likely to be involved again from the start after their recent good performances.

At Cremonese, FC Südtirol meets an old friend. Walter Zullo put on the white and red shirt in the 2009/10 season and briefly returned to the FCS in the second half of last season, but without leaving a lasting impression. At the Lombards he has found his regular place in central defense.

Lega Pro, 13st matchday

FC Südtirol – Cremonese (Sunday, 15 p.m. in the Drusus Stadium) Pro Piacenza – Bassano (Saturday, 14 p.m.) Alessandria – Giana (Saturday, 15 p.m.) Cuneo – Lumezzane (Saturday, 15 p.m.) Pavia – Mantova (Saturday, 15 p.m.) Pro Patria – Padova (Saturday, 17.30 p.m.) Cittadella – Reggiana (Saturday, 20.30 p.m.) AlbinoLeffe – Renate (Sunday, 17.30 p.m.) FeralpiSaló – Pordenone (Sunday, 17.30 p.m.)

The table:

1. Cittadella 23 points 2. FeralpiSaló 21 3.Alessandria 21 4. Pavia 21 5. Reggiana 20 6.Bassano 20 7. Cremonese 20 8. Pordenone 19 9. FC South Tyrol 19 10. Giana 17 11. Cuneo 16 12. Padova 14 13. Per Piacenza 14 14. Lumezzane 13 15. Mantova 12 16. Renate 9 17. AlbinoLeffe 8 18. Pro Patria 2

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Drusus Stadium should finally become a fortress again

A football team's own stadium can be compared to the living room of a home: familiar, safe, a kind of oasis of well-being. However, FC Südtirol is currently not feeling at all comfortable on home soil: the White-Reds have been waiting for a three-pointer in their own stadium since September 13th.

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