Hellas Verona defeated FC Südtirol 6-0

Both Verona and the FCS are currently in training camp in Ridnaunertal. Chinellato returned to the team for the White-Reds, while strikers Hannes Fink and Tagliani were sidelined. The new additions Melgrati and Mladen celebrated their debut in the FCS jersey. Superstar Luca Toni, who became a father for the second time yesterday, was missing from Verona.

Coach Rastelli started with the central defense pair Kiem-Ientile, Tait was supposed to take on the playmaker role and in attack he relied on the Campo-Fiwickeler-Cia trio. And this was immediately extremely dangerous, with the wonderful pass from Manuel Fiwickeler to Michael Cia, who also scored, but referee Minelli canceled the goal for offside. In the 7th minute, Hellas Verona also reported for the first time. Jankovic outplayed goalkeeper Melgrati and passed to Gomez, who only hit the crossbar. A minute later it was Jankovic again who outsmarted the not entirely innocent Melgrati with a long-range shot to make it 1-0. After a long-range shot from Furlan, Rabusic presented himself in the White-Red penalty area, but was fouled by Ientile. Gomez converted the penalty to make it 2-0. South Tyrol was struggling and also conceded the 18:0 in the 3th minute thanks to a converted free kick from Halffredsson. Things were about to get worse. In the 33rd minute, Kiem deflected a freeing shot from Ientile into his own goal to make it 0-4. Five minutes later, Marques made it 5-0 with his header after a Jankovic corner, and shortly before half-time Hallfredsson made the half-time score 6-0.

After the break, Chinellato and Bertinetti came on for FCS. Already in the 46th minute, Fischneller played Michael Cia free in the penalty area, but the Montana striker shot over the goal. Verona slowed down a gear and South Tyrol naturally came into the game better. In the 68th minute, Cia missed the opponent's goal again and Hellas Verona won 6-0.

The Italian Cup begins on August 10th

The next FCS game is also the first competitive game of the season for the white-reds. On August 10th, South Tyrol will meet Teramo in the first round of the Italian Cup Tim Cup at 17 p.m. in the Drususstadion in Bolzano.

Hellas Verona - FC Südtirol 6:0 (6:0)

Hellas Verona (4-3-3): Nicolas (46. Gollini); Martic (46. Gonzalez), Marques (63. Rodriguez), Bianchetti (82. Cappelluzzo), Agostini (63. Lazaros), Obbadi (46. Valoti), Tachtsidis (46. Donati), Hallfredsson (46. Ionita), Gomez Taleb (63. Fares), Rabusic (46. Nenè), Jankovic (46. Chanturia) Coach: Andrea Mandorlini

FC South Tyrol (4-3-3): Melgrati (70th Miori); Mladen (46th Bertinetti), Kiem (70th Pacifico), Ientile, Martin (79th Brugger); Furlan (63rd Melchiori), Tait, Branca (78th Cremonini); Campo (46. Chinellato), Firiegeller (60. Marras), Cia (71. Canotto) Coach: Claudio Rastelli

Referee: Minelli from Varese (Avellano, Lo Cicero)

Gates: 1:0 Jankovic (8th), 2:0 Gomez (15th, penalty kick), 3:0 Hallfredsson (18th), 4:0 own goal Kiem (33rd), 5:0 Marques (38th), 6: 0 Hallfredsson (45.)

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Hellas Verona defeated FC Südtirol 6-0

After the 0-4 defeat against Spezia, FC Südtirol also lost the second test match of the season on Thursday. This time there was even a 0-6 defeat against Hellas Verona in Stange. The A-League team scored all six goals in the first half.

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