Will there be the second three-pointer of the season against Reggiana?

As part of the sixth matchday of the third Italian league, the FCS will be in action against Reggiana in Reggio Emilia on Monday evening from 20.45 p.m. The club has been owned by former baseball player Mike Piazza since July 1, 2016. Reggiana played in Serie A for three years. In the past season, the “Granata” reached 7th place in Lega Pro, Group A. The big change followed in the summer. Reggiana has a new coach in Leonardo Colucci. In midfield, Andrea Bovo – who played for Salernitana in Serie B last year – and Ettore Marchi, 31 years old and known from his days at Pro Vercelli, strengthen the already well-stocked squad.

The long-term injured Sbaffo, Cesarini and Pedrelli will be missing from the game against FC Südtirol. There is a question mark over Ettore Marchi's appearance as he injured his ankle in the match against Modena, which Reggiana won 2-1. Reggiana and South Tyrol have met eight times so far. The FCS is ahead in this regard and celebrated two victories. The remaining six games all ended in draws.

Reggiana - FC Südtirol, the possible lineups:

Reggiana (4-3-3): Perilli; Mogos, Spanò, Sabotic, Giron; Angiulli, Maltese, Calvano (Bovo); Manconi, Guidone, Nolè. Substitute: Narduzzo, Ghiringhelli, Panizzi, Rozzio, Trevisan, Bonetto, Bovo (Calvano), Lombardo, Falcone, Marchi, Otin. Trainer: Leonardo Colucci

FC South Tyrol (4-3-3): Marcone; Sarzi, Di Nunzio (Baldan), Bassoli, Tait; Furlan (Cia), Obodo (Vasco), Fink; Ciurria, Gliozzi (Sparacello), Tulli. Substitute: Fortunato, Baldan (Di Nunzio), Brugger, Vasco (Obodo), Packer, Cia (Furlan), Torregrossa, Sparacello (Gliozzi), Spagnoli. Trainer: William Viali

Lega Pro, 6st matchday

Ancona - Modena 1-0 Bassano Virtus - Santarcangelo 4:0 Gubbio - Padova 0:1 Maceratese - Pordenone 2:4 Venezia - Lumezzane 2-0 Forlì - Sambenedettese 0:1 Mantua - Feralpisalò 1:2 Parma - Albinoleffe 1-0 Teramo - Fano 2-0 Reggiana - FC Südtirol (on Monday, September 26th)

The table:

1. Venezia 14 points 2. Pordenone 13 3. Sambenedettese 12 (-1 game) 4.Bassano 11 5. Parma 11 6. Feralpisalò 10 7. Gubbio 10 8. Padua 8 (-1 game) 9. Santarcangelo 8 (-1 game) 10. Reggiana 7 (-2 games) 11. Lumezzane 7 12. Albinoleffe 6 (-1 game) 13. FC Südtirol 5 (-1 game) 14. Mantua 5 15. Modena 5 16.Teramo 5 17. Ancona 5 18.Fano 4 19. Maceratese 3 (-1 game) 20. Forli 2

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Will there be the second three-pointer of the season against Reggiana?

FC Südtirol got off to a very promising start in the Lega Pro 2016/17, starting with a 2-0 win against Fano. But that was four weeks ago, and since then the White-Reds have suffered two defeats, followed by two draws.

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