No hits between FC Südtirol and Renate

Coach Giovanni Stroppa fielded the same team against the Lombards that had beaten Giana Erminio 2-1 last Saturday. Only Piergiuseppe Maritato was preferred in attack over Ettore Gliozzi. In addition to the permanent regulars Hannes Fink and Fabian Tait, there was a third South Tyrolean, Michael Cia, in the starting lineup. In front of around 1300 spectators, Renates Scaccabarozzi caused the first excitement with a long-range shot (7th), but then the guests increasingly made themselves comfortable in their own half and left the initiative to the FCS. He repeatedly came dangerously in front of the goal thanks to the eye-catching Tulli, but the Sturmtank was either too imprecise in the finish (11th) or failed at the opposing keeper (14th). Maritato also had the supposed lead (26th), but failed to put the ball in the goal, as did Cia shortly before the half-time whistle (45th). With the score 0-0, which was flattering for Renate, we went into the locker room.

Renate looks like a new woman after the tea break Both teams started the second half unchanged, but it seemed as if there was a different visiting team on the field: Renate started one attack after the other and was very unlucky in the 56th minute when returning Ekuban had a double chance first to FCS -Keeper Miori and then failed at the post. Tiori (61'), Di Gennaro (68') and Scaccabarozzi (75') missed further excellent opportunities for the Lombards, but FC Südtirol was able to keep the score thanks to several strong saves from Miori and a bit of luck. In the final phase, the White-Reds once again appeared in front of the opponent's goal, but Mladen's aim from a corner was too imprecise (87th), so all in all it remained a draw that was fair enough. FC Südtirol not only failed to wrap up their first home win in over two months, but also to make up ground in the table. With 16 points after eleven games, Giovanni Stroppa's team is currently in seventh place, three points behind the play-off places.

FC Südtirol – Renate 0-0 FC South Tyrol (3-5-2): Miori; Mladen, Tagliani, Bassoli; Tait, Furlan, Bertoni (84. Kirilov), Cia, Fink (69. Bandini) ; Maritato (63. Gliozzi), Tulli On the bench: Lukas Demetz, Brugger, Alex Demetz, Melchiori, Girasole, Spagnoli. Renate (3-5-2): Castelli; Di Gennaro, Riva, Teso; Sciacca, Scaccabarozzi (86. Graziano), Malgrati, Chimenti, Anghileri; Ekuban, Valotti (46. Napoli) On the bench: Moschin, Solini, Romanò, Soldi, Kondogbia

An overview of the remaining matches on matchday 11 Pro Patria – Reggiana 0-0 Cuneo – Pro Piacenza 0:2 Pavia – Bassano 1:1 FeralpiSaló – Lumezzane (Saturday, 20.30 p.m.) Cremonese – Padova (Sunday, 14.30 p.m.) AlbinoLeffe – Giana (Sunday, 15 p.m.) Pordenone – Alessandria (Sunday, 15 p.m.) Cittadella – Mantova (Sunday, 17.30 p.m.)

The table 1. Cittadella 21 points 2. Pavia 21 (+1 game) 3. Reggiana 20 (+1 game) 4. Bassano 19 (+1 game) 5.Alessandria 17 6. Cremonese 16 7. FC Südtirol 16 (+1 game) 8. Pordenone 15 9. FeralpiSaló 15 10. Giana 13 11. Padova 13 12. Pro Piacenza 13 (+1 game) 13. Lumezzane 13 14. Cuneo 13 (+1 game) 15. Mantova 11 16. Renate 9 (+1 game) 17. Albino leff 7 18. Pro Patria 1 (+1 game)

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