At the last minute: FCS misses their next win

The FCS drew 1-1 at home against Como on Saturday. With a win, the White-Reds would have climbed to third place because Reggina lost to Pisa at the same time. However, a penalty goal from Como's Alberto Cerri in the 91st minute prevented this. Qualifying for the Serie A playoffs remains a hot topic. Ultimately, the gap to ninth place is still five points.

One thing is certain: Relegation is already within reach for the FCS on matchday 24. With 39 points, the gap to the playout zone is 13 points. The White-Reds have already collected these in five second half games alone.

Fabregas at the Drusus Stadium The fans in the Drusus Stadium saw a tough game against Como for a long time. Somewhat surprisingly, Cesc Fabregas was in the starting line-up for the guests, who arrived with almost 400 fans. The Spanish world and European champions were skillfully kept in check by Tait & Co. The 65-year-old was substituted in the 35th minute.

The game was much better overall in the second half. The FCS went ahead 69-1 thanks to a goal from defensive tower Giovanni Zaro (0th). In the 90th minute, Como received a penalty after a foul by Andrea Masiello. The guests converted this into a not undeserved final score of 1-1. In stoppage time, FCS coach Pierpaolo Bisoli was also sent off for repeatedly complaining. The highlights No spectacle Both teams neutralized each other in the first round. The spectators in the Drusus Stadium don't see any spectacles in the first 45 minutes. FCS leadership After a corner, the ball landed in Como's goal in the 69th minute. Tait accepts the original cross and heads it towards the goal. Zaro is in the right place and pushes the thing over the line. Last minute drama Penalty for Como in the 90th minute. After a throw-in, Masiello fouls Gabrielloni in the penalty area. The referee immediately blows his whistle. A somewhat harsh but probably justifiable decision. Cerri sinks it from the point into the right corner. This is the 1:1 equalizer for Como. FC Südtirol continues next Saturday with an away game against bottom team Cosenza.

FC South Tyrol – Como 1:1 FCS (4-4-2): Poluzzi, Curto, Masiello, Zaro, Celli, De Col, Tait, Belardinelli, Casiraghi (from 83. Fiordillino), Rover (from 83. Cisse), Mazzocchi (from 58. Odogwu). Coach: Bisoli

Como (3-4-1-2): Gomis, Binks, Scaglia, Odenthal, Ioannou, Bellemo, Fabregas (from 65. Baselli), Vignali, Da Cunha (from 65. Blanco), Cerri, Cutrone (from 83. Gabrielloni). Coach: Longo

Gates: 1:0 Zaro (69th), 1:1 penalty kick Cerri (91st)

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The results Encounters 11.02.23 Cagliari

1:0 Benevento

11.02.23 Frosinone

3:0 Citadel

11.02.23 FC Sudtirol

1:1 As an

11.02.23 Bari

2:1 Cosenza

11.02.23 Union Brescia

0:1 Modena

11.02.23 Genoa

2:0 Palermo

11.02.23 Ternana

1:1 Parma

11.02.23 Ascoli

1:0 Perugia

11.02.23 Brescia

0:2 Pisa

11.02.23 Venice

2:1 Spal

The table SP G U V TV P 1. Frosinone 24 17 3 4 39:13 54 2. Genoa 24 12 7 5 26:17 43 3. Baric 24 10 9 5 40:26 39 4. Brescia 24 12 3 9 34:24 39 5. FC South Tyrol 24 10 9 5 27:26 39 6. Cagliari 24 9 8 7 28:26 35 7. Step on 24 8 10 6 35:25 34 8. Parma 24 9 7 8 30:26 34 9. Modena 24 10 4 10 35:32 34 10. Palermo 24 9 7 8 27:29 34 11. Ternana 24 9 7 8 25:28 34 12. Ascoli 24 7 8 9 27:30 29 13. Venice 24 7 6 11 28:33 27 14. As 24 6 9 9 26:34 27 15. Cittadella 24 6 9 9 19:29 27 16. Perugia 24 7 5 12 25:30 26 17. Union Brescia 24 6 7 11 21:36 25 18. Col 24 5 9 10 28:32 24 19. Benevento 24 5 8 11 20:27 23 20. Cosenza 24 5 7 12 20:37 22

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At the last minute: FCS misses their next win

FC Südtirol dramatically missed their fifth win in the fifth match of the second half of the season. A late goal prevented the total euphoria in the Drusus Stadium.

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Serie B Italy	SP	TV	P
1. Frosinone	16	31:14	34
2.Monza	16	21:12	31
3. Cesena	16	24:17	30
4. Venice	16	28:13	29
5. Palermo	16	25:11	29
6. Modena	16	24:11	29
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