FC Südtirol: The old story continues against Pordenone

The result of 1:3 was ultimately too high, that much can be said. FC Südtirol was an equal opponent for the runners-up, who now have eight wins in a row, and at times even the team that dominated the game in the Drusus Stadium. But the guests gave the FCS the best example of efficiency, as they always made the best possible use of the few chances they had. For FC Südtirol, after another game without a win (no game was won in the second half of the season), the play-off dream is becoming more and more distant. The gap is now seven points. The first big chance of the game went to Tulli, who danced his way to the edge of the opponent's penalty area but finished too centrally from a good position. Pordenone then appeared dangerously in front of Coser twice, but first Bassoli scurried in on a Strizzolo cross, then Coser defused a long-range shot from Strizzolo in the follow-up. Afterwards, the FCS achieved a slight visual superiority, but the guests took the lead with Strizzolo, who scored 1-0 with a dry shot after a quick counterattack.

Gliozzi misses a hand penalty The White and Reds reacted immediately and had the equalizer on the line, but Gliozzi showed nerves when he took a hand penalty. Afterwards, Gliozzi took center stage again a few times: first he put a header just wide of the goal before he acted too impetuously in the penalty area after a nice pass from Cia. So it happened that Pordenone made it 2-0 before half-time when Cattaneo delivered a long pass with a powerful shot into the top corner.

Kirilov misses the goal, Strizzolo brings about the decision Shortly after the restart, substitute Kirilov had a great chance to bring the FCS back into the game. After an arc from Cia, the striker directed the ball towards the corner of the goal, but Pordenone keeper Tomei reacted brilliantly. On the other side, Strizzolo did better, was spot on at a corner and made it 3-0. The FCS got a consolation goal with a remarkable Spagnoli goal - but it wasn't enough.

FC Südtirol – Pordenone 1:3 FC South Tyrol (3-5-2): Coser; Gavazzi, Tagliani, Bassoli (46. Kirilov); Bandini, Girasole, Bertoni, Cia, Crovetto; Gliozzi (63rd Spagnoli), Tulli (63rd Fink) Pordenone (4-3-1-2): Tomei; Boniotti, Stefani, Pasa, Martin; Buratto (90th +1 Ingegneri), Pederzoli, Mandorlini; Cattaneo (84.Berardi); Strizzolo (73rd Filippini), Berrettoni Gates: 0:1 Strizzolo (32nd), 0:2 Cattaneo (45th), 0:3 Strizzolo (58th), 1:3 Spagnoli (78th)

The other games on the 24th matchday Lumezzane – Mantova 3-2 Giana – Cittadella 0:1 Pro Piacenza – Pavia 1:2 Reggiana – FeralpiSalò 3-0 Alessandria – Bassano 1:2 Cuneo – Pro Patria 2:1 Padova – Renate 1-0

Table 1. Cittadella 53 points 2. Pordenone 46 3.Bassano 43 4. FeralpiSalò 41 5.Alessandria 40 6. Pavia 39 7. Reggiana 37 8. Padova 35 9. FC South Tyrol 34 10. Cremonese 31 11. Cuneo 28 12. Giana 27 13. Lumezzane 26 14. Per Piacenza 25 15. Renate 25 16. Mantova 22 17. AlbinoLeffe 15 18. Pro Patria 2

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