From Kofler to Tait: The FCS grades

Poluzzi 6 Again, two goals were conceded, and again he was unable to do much about it. Brescia's strong header defender Adorni was able to climb up into the penalty area unchallenged when the score was 2-0. The visitors shot at goal twice and scored twice.

Kofler 6 He had a bit of stage fright on his season debut, but ultimately he did his job without making any mistakes and let the Brescia players feel his physical strength. Defensively attentive, you can't expect miracles from the 19-year-old from Rabland when it comes to opening the game.

Ceppitelli 5,5 Didn't look good in the 0-2, even though Simone Davi made the decisive mistake. Otherwise, the former Serie A professional didn't put in a bad performance in the center of defense against a team that was very withdrawn.

Cagnano 6 He made one or two attempts to move forward, but ultimately without success. With his strong left foot, he had every opportunity to be even more forceful in attack.

Raphael Kofler (back) played solidly.

Molina 5 The outstanding player of the first matches was unrecognizable against Brescia. Completely unremarkable, coach Valente took him off after 66 minutes. He looked tired and exhausted. Arrigoni 6 Returned to the starting lineup and pulled the strings in midfield as usual. But he was hardly able to get past the visitors' tight defense.

Kurtic 6 Took control of the South Tyrolean midfield and constantly pushed his team forward, but the Slovenian also had difficulty creating chances against the deep-lying opponents. He was thwarted by a brilliant save by Brescia keeper Lezzerini just before the penalty kick.

Simone Davi 5 Until the lapse before the 0-2, the Leiferer was one of the best. He never really recovered from this mistake. The serious mistake weighs heavily, because until Brescia's second goal, there was always the feeling that FC Südtirol would turn things around. He will also get over this setback. He remains indispensable for FCS on the left wing.

Tait 5:XNUMX The captain is still searching for form. Effortful and committed as always, but currently lacking the strength and freshness to play to his strengths. Hardly any drive towards the goal. The international break will do him good to fully recover.

Casiraghi 5,5 Against an opponent who sat so deep, the White-Reds would have needed one of his strokes of genius. This time, that didn't happen. Quite the opposite: as the game went on, South Tyrol's difference maker deteriorated more and more and was finally substituted after 66 minutes.

Odogwu 6,5 He fought alone against the entire Brescia defense and did a good job. He was able to keep hold of many balls, repeatedly laid off for his teammates, worked tirelessly in the center of the attack - mostly without support. He coolly converted the penalty to make it 1:2, which is little consolation. He deserved this defeat the least of all. Best FCS player on the pitch.

Mallamo 6 Came after the 0-2 and revived the South Tyrolean offensive game.

Praszelik 5,5 Was involved in the penalty, but was often a bit sloppy in the final phase.

Rover 6 His move on the right side created a chance for Odogwu, which was then followed by a penalty.

Merkai 6 Tested keeper Lezzerini and fought against defeat with everything he had.

Giorgini 6 Replaced Kofler in the final quarter of an hour.

Valentine 6 He was surprised that Brescia were playing so deep. His FC Südtirol dominated the game, but was unable to convert their dominance into goals. The coach can't do much about the mistake that led to the 0-2 defeat. No luck in the game, but better than last time in Pisa.

Serie B Italy	SP	TV	P
1. FC South Tyrol	1	8:2	3
2. Carrarese	1	3:0	3
3. Sampdoria	1	2:0	3
4. Ascoli	1	2:1	3
4. Avellino	1	2:1	3
4. Catanzaro	1	2:1	3
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From Kofler to Tait: The FCS grades

FC Südtirol suffered its second consecutive defeat against Brescia on Saturday evening. Here are the grades of the FCS players.

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