FC Südtirol on Sunday at Cia-Klub Como

Cia was about to return to “his” FC Südtirol in January before the move fell through at the last moment. Now the 24-year-old blonde will stay in Como until the end of this season and will try to trip up his former local club with the “Lariani” on Sunday.

Como, which plays its home games at the 13.602-seat Giuseppe Sinigaglia Stadium, is currently in 13th place in the table. The blue-whites are coming off a negative streak, as the club from Lombardy has lost all of their last three games. Including the last home game, the one against Feralpisalò (0:2). In the home statistics, Como is only in 14th place, in 12 games there were only 14 points for the club, which was founded in 1907.

Vecchi's team scored 13 points away from home FC Südtirol is not an away superpower, but the province's only professional club is in seventh place in the away statistics. Coach Stefano Vecchi's team scored 13 points in eleven games abroad.

The White-Reds draw self-confidence from the fact that they have been unbeaten since January 13th and have always scored points in the last four championship games. And of course also from the fact that the club has collected 22 points in a total of 40 games and is third in the table, only four points behind Lecce and five behind Trapani. However, both clubs from southern Italy played one (Trapani) and two more games (Lecce) than the white-reds. In order to stay in touch with first place, the Vecchi squad in Como needs the “threesome”.

However, this also requires an increase in performance. Last Sunday, little went together against second-to-last Treviso, but in the end the FCS still celebrated a happy 2-1 home win. “Fortuna”, the goddess of luck, shouldn’t be put under too much strain by the third-placed team.

The first leg at the Drusus Stadium between FC Südtirol and Como ended 0-0. It was one of only two goalless games in which the FCS was involved (the home game against San Marino also ended 0-0).

This is how they will play:

Como (4-2-3-1): Perucchini; Luoni, Schiavino, Migliorini, D. Donnarumma; Giampa, Verachi; Gammone, Tremolada, Schenetti; Mendicino. On the substitutes bench: Micai, Benvenga, Marchi, Lisi, Scialpi, Cia, A. Donnarumma Coach: Giovanni Colella FC South Tyrol (4-3-3): Marcone; Iacoponi, Cappelletti, Bassoli, Martin; Furlan, Bertoni, Branca (Uliano); Campo, Maritato, Thiam. On the bench: Grandi, Kiem (Tagliani), Panzeri, Uliano (Branca), Turchetta, Fink, Testardi. Coach: Stefano Vecchi Referee: Daniele Martinelli of the Rome 2 section (Mosca-Croce)

The 26th matchday at a glance (Sunday, 14.30:XNUMX p.m.):

Como - FC South Tyrol Cuneo – Tritium Lecce – Lumezzane Reggiana – Cremonese Trapani – Portogruaro (14.00 p.m.) Treviso – Pavia Virtus Entella - FeralpiSalò Carpi – San Marino (Monday, 20.45 p.m., live Rai Sport 1) Free to play: albino leff

The table of the 1st Division, Group A:

1. Trapani 45 points (-1 game) 2. Lecce 44 3. FC Südtirol 40 (-2 games) 4. Virtus Entella 36 5. Carpi 35 6. San Marino 35 (-2 game) 7. Lumezzane 34 8. FeralpiSalò 34 (-1 game) 9. Pavia 33 10. Cremonese 30* 11. Albinoleffe 30** (-1 game) 12. Portogruaro 27* (-2 games) 13. Como 24* (-1 game) 14. Cuneo 24 (-1 game) 15. Reggiana 22 (-1 game) 16. Treviso 12* 17. Tritium 10 (-2 games)

* -1 penalty point ** - 5 penalty points

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FC Südtirol on Sunday at Cia-Klub Como

On the 26th matchday of the 1st Division Lega Pro, the White-Reds will meet Calcio Como 14.30 on Sunday from 1907 p.m. This is the club of a former South Tyrolean crowd favorite, namely Michael Cia.

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