The FCS goes to Monza on Saturday

FC Südtirol's record in the last ten games is very good, as the White-Reds have only suffered one defeat since Adolfo Sormani took over and have been undefeated since the turn of the year. The last defeat was against Giana Erminio at the Brianteo Stadium. And that's exactly where Firiegelr & Co. have to go on Saturday in the away game against Monza.

Monza has been waiting for a win for almost two months. The last complete success for the club from Lombardy came on December 7th. After that, Monza only picked up three points in six games. Coach Pea has to deal with a constantly changing squad and it is not easy to keep the motivation high in the club, which is badly hit by crises. 21 players left Monza in the winter due to financial difficulties. That's why the trainer will send a completely different team onto the field than the one that suffered a 0-1 defeat in the first half of the season.

Nevertheless, Monza is a strong home team and is only two lengths behind FCS in the table. It will be a very special game for Walter Zullo, who moved from Monza to FC Südtirol just a few days ago. Just like for the former FCS professional Francesco Uliano, who moved from Pordenone to Lombardy and will now play against his former colleagues from FC Südtirol.

As far as the FCS squad is concerned, Coach Sormani has to do without Campo and Furlan. It is questionable whether Manuel Fiwickeler will be used. And Fabian Tait is also struggling with an injury, but will most likely grit his teeth. After serving his suspension, Novothny returns to the starting line-up.

In the nine previous meetings between FCS and Monza, there have been four wins for the South Tyroleans, two successes for Monza and three draws.

Monza – FC Südtirol, the possible lineups.

Monza (3-5-2): Chimini; De Bode, Lucarini, Costa; Pugliese, Ferrara, Uliano, Cazzaniga, Corduas; De Vita, Torri. Replacements: De Lucia, Berchicchi, Pessina, Bollini, Toskic, Grandi, Gaeta. Coach: Fulvio Pea.

FC South Tyrol (4-3-3): Melgrati; Tait, Mladen, Tagliani (Zullo), Martin; Mazzitelli, Bertoni, Branca; Marras, Novothny, Firiegeller (Cia). Replacements: Miori, Allegra, Zullo (Tagliani), Kiem, Fink, Cia (Filehner), Chinellato. Coach: Adolfo Sormani.

Lega Pro (Group A) – Matchday 23 Alessandria - Giana Erminio (Sunday, February 1st, 14.30:XNUMX p.m.) Arezzo - Renate (Sunday, February 1st, 14.30:XNUMX p.m.) Bassano Virtus - Pordenone (Sunday February 1st, 18 p.m.) Como - AlbinoLeffe (Sunday, February 1st, 16 p.m.) Cremonese - Novara (Saturday January 31, 16 p.m.) Feralpisalò - Pavia (Saturday, January 31, 19.30:XNUMX p.m.) Lumezzane - Torres (Saturday, January 31, 14.30:XNUMX p.m.) Monza - Fc Südtirol (Saturday, January 31st, 16 p.m.) Pro Patria - Real Vicenza (Sunday, February 1st, 12.30 p.m.) Unione Venezia - Mantova (Friday, January 30, 20.45:XNUMX p.m.)

The table:

1. Pavia 43 points 2. Bassano Virtus 41 points 3. Novara 40 4.Alessandria 38 5. Como 36 6. Feralpisalò 36 7. Real Vicenza 34 8. FC South Tyrol 34 9. Monza 32 10. Unione Venezia 30 11.Torres 30 12. Renate 29 13. Cremonese 29 14. Mantova 29 15. Arezzo 27 16. Giana 24 17. Lumezzane 21 18. Albino leff 16 19. Pro Patria 13 20. Pordenone 13

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The FCS goes to Monza on Saturday

After two draws in a row, the White-Reds would like to finally get all the spoils again today from 16 p.m. in Monza and thus get three points. The 23rd matchday of the Lega Pro will take place.

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