FCS grades: The scorers stand out

Adamonis 6 Powerless to stop the two goals conceded, he was otherwise rarely tested. When he was, the goalkeeper—recently invited to the Lithuanian senior national team—was there to help.

Giorgini 6,5 He provided the assist for Molina's goal, which gave the team a temporary 2-1 lead. He also had his side under control defensively.

Pietrangeli 6 He played well in the center of defense, but the goal that made it 2-2 remains a question mark. Pietrangeli felt he was in charge of Cerri and left the goal-scorer Torregrossa to Tait. Could the goal have been defended with a bit more fighting spirit? Very likely.

Joy 6 Returned to the starting lineup. Defended well.

Frederick Veseli.

Molina 7 His dream goal while outnumbered gave FCS dreams of victory. It's his credit that the right flank is generally the more stable for the White-Reds. However, he was a bit hesitant against Zanon before the 0-1.

Belardinelli 5,5 The winter signing didn't have a good performance. He was lost along with the rest of the team in the first half.

Praszelik 5 He picked up two completely unnecessary yellow cards and left his team with 2 men on the pitch after 66 minutes. That shouldn't have happened.

Casiraghi 6 After receiving a second yellow card, he made way for Tait for tactical reasons. Not his best game up to that point, but not a bad performance either. Solid is the best description.

Barreca 5,5 He struggled against Zanon and consequently stayed in the dressing room at halftime. He disagreed with Odogwu about the assignment for the 0-1 goal, although Barreca bears less of the blame than Odogwu.

Odogwu 6,5 Even without scoring, he would have deserved a solid 7 – had he not looked so awful in the 0-1. Therefore, a deduction. It seemed as if Odogwu was just standing around in his own penalty area for the sake of a cover. With a bit more effort, he could have prevented the goal. Positive: He was involved in both FCS goals. Merkaj's goal is 80 percent his fault. He also played an active role in the 2-1.

Raphael Odogwu was worn out.

Merkai 7 His 6th goal of the season came out of nowhere, but breathed new life into the White and Reds. Merkaj has been barely recognizable for weeks and is now FCS's top scorer. Who would have thought that after his miserable first half of the season?

Simone Davi 6 Came in at halftime and had Zanon much better under control than Barreca had before.

Pyyhtia 6 He replaced Belardinelli at halftime and was more noticeable. However, the Finnish U21 international is currently far from the strong form he enjoyed in his first FCS game.

Tait 6:XNUMX There are both ups and downs for the captain, who is slowly but surely working his way back. At the 2-1, he laid off Giorgini, whose pass was converted by Molina. However, he cannot be absolved of all blame for the goal that made it 2-2 – even though Torregrossa did a very clever job with his backheel.

El Kaouakibi without a note Came on for the right side in the final phase.

Kofler without a note A few minutes of action in midfield. Now the Rabland native is off to the U20 national team.

Castori 6 He reacted at halftime after a weak first half. The substitutions were the right ones, and with a bit of luck, his White and Reds could have won the game despite being outnumbered.

Serie B Italy	SP	TV	P
1.Monza	14	20:9	30
2. Frosinone	14	26:13	28
3. Modena	14	21:9	26
4. Cesena	14	20:14	26
5. Venice	14	25:12	25
6. Palermo	14	21:10	23
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FCS grades: The scorers stand out

FC Südtirol drew 2-2 at home against Carrarese after conceding a late goal. Here are the FCS players' grades.

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