Game one according to Alessandro Campo: FCS meets Reggiana

The FCS has been unbeaten in three games. Three games in which goalkeeper Micai did not concede a goal and in which Kiem & Co. regained defensive security. The storm is still going well: Dell'Agnello and partner are the most dangerous in the entire league with 25 goals. However, the FCS only won 4 out of a possible 19 points away.

Piazzi speaks clearly

“We don’t want to dismantle or downsize the team. Every player who leaves the club is replaced with another player. We have clear goals and will certainly not retreat now that we have finally found some continuity again. We have to carry on together, focused and confident. We have the necessary potential,” says sports director Luca Piazzi, referring to the departure of the best FCS player, Alessandro Campo.

In the first game of 2014, Coach Rastelli will have to do without injured defender Simone Iacoponi alongside Campo. Cappelletti will take his place on the right wing, while Tagliani and Kiem will start centrally and Bassoli will probably start on the left wing. Furlan and Pederzoli have secured a regular place in midfield. Vassallo was in bed with a fever and therefore Fink or Branca could come into play instead of the lively Palermitan. Corazza, Dell'Agnello and Turchetta are said to be swirling in the storm.

FCS still unbeaten against Reggiana

Reggiana played in Serie A and B in the 1990s and is now in the third division for the sixth consecutive season. This year the dark reds can be found in the middle of the table. Reggiana's top scorers are ex-FCS striker Valerio Anastasi and Elio De Silvestro with four goals. In the home game against the South Tyroleans, Reggiana coach Battistini will have to do without the suspended Dametto and Bandini.

The first leg between the two teams ended 1-1. FC Südtirol has never lost against Reggiana. The two teams met five times and the points were shared in four games. The only win comes from last season, when the FCS won 3-0 at home.

This is how they will play:

Reggiana (4-2-3-1): Bellucci; Piccinelli, Solini, Cossentino, Possenti; Viapiana, Parola; Rampi, Alessi, Cais; Anastasi (Ruopolo). On the substitutes bench: Leone, Capitanio, Arati, Cavion, Sandri, Brunoro, Ruopolo (Anastasi). Coach: Pierfrancesco Battistini

FC South Tyrol (4-3-3): Micai; Cappelletti, Kiem, Tagliani, Bassoli; Furlan, Pederzoli, Fink (Branca); Turchetta, Dell'Agnello, Corazza. On the bench: Tonozzi, Rubin, Martin, Molinelli (Innocenti), Vassallo (Bastone), Branca (Fink), Ahmedi. Coach: Claudio Rastelli

Referee: Juan Luca Sacchi from Macerata (Bellagamba-Camillucci)

The 16th matchday at a glance (Sunday, 14.30:XNUMX p.m.): Albino leff - Savona Carrarese – San Marino Como – Virtus Entella Cremonese – Pro Patria Pavia – Vicenza Pro Vercelli – Lumezzane Reggiana - FC South Tyrol Venice – FeralpiSalò

The table of the 1st division, district A:

1. Virtus Entella 33 points 2. Per Vercelli 29 3. Unione Venezia 26 4. Savona 23 5. Albino leff 23 6. Como 23 7. Cremonese 22 8. Vicenza 22 9. Feralpisalò 20 10. FC South Tyrol 19 11. Reggiana 18 12. Lumezzane 16 13. Carrarese 14 14. Pro Patria 12 15. Pavia 11 16. San Marino 10

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Game one according to Alessandro Campo: FCS meets Reggiana

After the short Christmas break, FC Südtirol continues on Sunday. The white-reds meet former first division club Reggiana in the “Città del Tricolore” stadium. The FCS wants to achieve its third win in a row in the first game after the unexpected departure of top scorer Alessandro Campo.

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