FCS before compulsory task

After the hard-fought 2-1 away win against Giana Eminio and the expected cup exit against Cittadella, the focus is now fully on the home game against Renate. And for good reason: the White-Reds have been waiting for complete success in their own stadium since September 13th - a sobering result.

The long-awaited victory in front of the home crowd should therefore be achieved against Renate. The Lombards are currently in 16th and third-to-last place in the table - but a look at the last two games shows that Renate should not be underestimated: against the former third-placed Pavia There was a valuable 0-0 draw last Sunday, and one Sunday before FeralpiSaló, then in sixth position in the table, were swept off the field 4-2.

Caleb Ekuban returns to Drusus Stadium The Lombards also have a striker in their own ranks who is likely to be particularly motivated: Caleb Ekuban pulled on the FC Südtirol jersey in the 2013/14 season, but was unable to live up to expectations as a 19-year-old at the time. The beefy attacker has hit the mark twice with Renate so far, and now his path will take him to the Drusus Stadium again.

At the FCS, the appearances of the ailing Crovetto, Lima and Girasole are still questionable. Coach Giovanni Stroppa will probably only decide at short notice who might be considered for use. Otherwise, Stroppa will more or less trust the team that brought a “threesome” to South Tyrol against Giana last Sunday. The FC has also planned for a win tomorrow so that they can stay in wait for the play-off places. The game kicks off at 18 p.m. in the Drusus Stadium in Bolzano.

The possible setups: FC South Tyrol (3-5-2): Miori; Mladen, Tagliani, Bassoli; Tait, Furlan, Bertoni, Fink (Cia), Crovetto (Fink); Gliozzi (Maritato), Tulli Renate (3-4-1-2): Castelli; Di Gennaro, Riva, Teso; Sciacca, Chimenti, Melgrati, Anghileri; Scaccabarozzi; Valotti, Ekuban

The 11th matchday at a glance FC Südtirol – Renate (Saturday, 18 p.m. in the Drusus Stadium) Pro Patria – Reggiana (Saturday, 14.30 p.m.) Cuneo – Pro Piacenza (Saturday, 15 p.m.) Pavia – Bassano (Saturday, 15 p.m.) FeralpiSaló – Lumezzane (Saturday, 20.30 p.m.) Cremonese – Padova (Sunday, 14.30 p.m.) AlbinoLeffe – Giana (Sunday, 15 p.m.) Pordenone – Alessandria (Sunday, 15 p.m.) Cittadella – Mantova (Sunday, 17.30 p.m.)

The table

1. Cittadella 21 points 2. Pavia 20 3. Reggiana 19 4.Bassano 18 5.Alessandria 17 6. Cremonese 16 7. FC South Tyrol 15 8. Pordenone 15 9. FeralpiSaló 15 10. Giana 13 11. Padova 13 12. Cuneo 13 13. Lumezzane 13 14. Mantova 11 15. Per Piacenza 10 16. Renate 8 17. Albino leff 7 18. Pro Patria 0

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FCS before compulsory task

No breather for the FC Südtirol professionals: This Saturday, with the game against Renate, an extremely demanding week comes to an end, after all the white-reds are on the pitch for the third time in seven days.

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