Fischlerler leads the FCS to their second home win

In an initially uneventful first half, very little happened for half an hour. Then in the 31st minute, Manuel Fiwickeler supposedly gave the White-Reds the lead with a precise volley after a beautiful cross from Hannes Fink. Supposedly because the signee's goal was disallowed due to an offside position.

Eight minutes later, Fischler set up midfielder Branca, who slammed the ball onto the post. FC Südtirol was now in control and deservedly took the lead in the last minute of regular time in the first half. Marras prevailed in a duel and crossed to Fischnelller, who made it 1-0 with a header. It was the second goal of the current season for the “Golden Boy”.

Firiegeller makes the decision

After the break, the guests pushed for an equalizer. Things got dangerous in the 50th minute when Guglielmotti played a nice pass into the middle, where Baclet couldn't get the ball into the FCS goal. After an hour, a beautiful long-range shot from Giorno went narrowly past Melgrati's goal. Pro Patria was now closer to equalizing than the home team in the preliminary decision.

But as is often the case in football: whoever doesn't score the goals gets them. After a free kick from Marras, Manuel Fiwickeler beat Perilli with a strong right-footed shot and increased the score to 70-2 in the 0th minute. Double pack for Manuel Filehner and number three goal of the season for the 23-year-old attacker.

Shortly afterwards, the guests were further weakened when Guglielmotti was shown the red card after a rude foul on Branca and had to take an early shower (74th).

Five minutes before the end of regular time there was a lot of applause for Manuel Fiwickeler, who was allowed to finish work early and leave his place to Matteo Chinellato. Immediately afterwards, Michael Cia, who came on in the 60th minute, almost made it 3-0, but Perilli was on target this time.

FC Südtirol – Pro Patria 2:0 (1:0)

FCS: Melgrati, Mladen, Kiem, Ientile, Tait, Tagliani, Branca (88th Furlan), Fink, Marras, Lendric (65th Cia), Firiegeller (85th Chinellato). Coach: Claudio Rastelli Pro Patria: Perilli, Guglielmotti, Anderson, Panizzi, Zaro, Taino, Graham, Ulizio (51st Arati), Serafini, Giorno (51st Terrani), Baclet (75th Casantini). Coach: Lulù Oliveira Referee: Alessandro Pietropaolo of Modena

Gates: 1:0 Manuel Filehner (44th), 2:0 Manuel Filehner (70th)

Lega Pro (Circle A) - The 6th matchday at a glance

Novara – Pavia 4-0 (held on Friday) 1:0 Corazza (32nd), 2:0 Gustavo (48th), 3:0 Faragò (60th), 4:0 Corazza (71st)

Lumezzane - Alessandria Giana Erminio - Como Cremonese - Bassano Virtus Unione Venezia - Feralpisalò Albino leff - Monza Mantova - Arezzo Real Vicenza - Renate Torres-Pordenone

The table:

1. Como 11 points/5 games 2. Pavia 11/6 3. Bassano 10/5 4. Real Vicenza 10/5 5. FC Südtirol 10/6 6. Unione Venezia 10/6 7. Novara 9/6 8. Alessandria 9/6 9. Feralpisalò 9/6 10. Arezzo 8/4 11. Cremonese 8/5 12. Monza 7/5 13. Torres 7/5 14. Giana Erminio 5/5 15. Renate 5/5 16. Lumezzane 5/6 17. Pro Patria 4/6 18. Mantova 2/5 19. Pordenone 2/5 20. AlbinoLeffe 1/4

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Fischlerler leads the FCS to their second home win

Thanks to a brace from the South Tyrolean striker, the White-Reds celebrated a 2-0 win against Pro Patria at the Drusus Stadium on Saturday. The rehabilitation after the 2-3 away defeat at Cremonese was successful.

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