Ternana-Brescia 0-0, report cards: Andrenacci and Mangraviti are the wall, Favilli is never dangerous

TERNANA

Giannarilli 6 – He must come out at the start to anticipate Moreo with a short back pass from Mantovani; – the only interference in the entire match, when he watched his teammates from behind without getting his gloves dirty.

Diakite 6 – In the first half, he pushes to the right, goes to the cross and always supports his teammates. However, in the second half, he falls sharply, unable to make himself dangerous on the sides of the opposite zone.

Sorensen 6 – Attentive in closing and good in anticipation, the defender almost never suffers from Moreo’s physicality, yielding something in terms of centimeters. Despite this, he manages it well and without worries.

Mantovani 6 – A terrible back pass, which, fortunately for him, Moreo cannot intercept, then builds up over time, becoming the master of the situation.

Hammer 6 – Shyer than usual, he almost never comes forward except for a couple of bad crosses. At the same time, he is not inferior in defense, also showing a couple of excellent interventions. From 58′ Celli 6 – He puts himself in the place of his partner, caring first of all about the protection of his territory.

Cassata 6 – He has a big chance on his feet, but he finds the massive Andreacci blocking his path. This is a test of substance, trying to give dynamism to those who, however, do not seem to follow it. From 67′ Proietti 6 – Enter the field to give material to the median when Lucarelli decides to change form to try to win.

Takkio 6 – He is the director of the team, all actions begin with his feet. He sets the pace without making mistakes, but he can never get Ternana to change pace. From 57 ‘Agazzi 5.5 – He comes in due to his partner’s injury, putting his race and determination at the service of the cause.

Palumbo 5.5 – He tries to light the fuse with his left, but only fires blanks. He tries a free kick but fails, then tries the outside with the same result.

Part 5 – Inaccurate, like when a horizontal pass launches an opponent’s counterattack – but outside the match he doesn’t have time to turn on the light and eventually wanders around the field. Definitely not his best game of the year. From 74 ‘Moro St

Falletti 5.5 – Lucarelli used him from the start to try to exploit his unpredictability, but Brescia’s defense keeps a good defender who will press him as soon as he has the ball, limiting the attacking danger.

Favilli 5 – Too isolated forward, he exhausts himself in a lonely pressure that does not bring results. He never shoots on goal, not only because of his own fault, but also because he does not get playable balls. From 74′ Donnarumma St

Cristiano Lucarelli 6 – Third 0:0 in a row, his Ternana is no longer able to win and score. Despite this, there is still a playoff zone, the results are on his side – only one defeat in the last ten.

BREScia

Andrenacci 6.5 – Not very busy, but when challenged, he excels, as he did in the beginning when he saves the result on Cassata with great reflex.

Jallow 6 – A good match for him, he often goes to the bottom looking for favors for his teammates. However, he falls at a distance, preferring to garrison his territory in the second half.

Mangravity 6.5 – Cancel Favilli without allowing the striker to ever become dangerous by repeating himself in the final on Donnarumma. Try yourself in the role of a leader in defense in difficulty due to the absence of Cystana.

Adorni 6 – Careful play, essentially. He is second to none, putting his experience to the service of the group and unraveling a couple of situations that could become dangerous.

Huard 6 – He starts quietly, defensively first, then rises in the second half with great running skills and a couple of interesting balls in an area that his teammates can’t use.

Bisoli 6 – It happens in flashes: in the first half, you need a great ball for Jallow, who then gets rejected by a cross, then in the final he tries to set an example by reaching the end twice. In between there is a lot of stuff with little-known work that keeps Brescia out of trouble.

Van de Looy 5.5 – Cloté trusts him with the keys to the midfield, tries to interrupt the opponent’s initiative by moving to the counterattack, but is always too sedate. It also tries to infer from outside, but fails.

Ndoy 6 – He defends himself and tries to start again using his physical skills. often putting himself at the service of his comrades. His trial was a sacrifice. From 64′ Benali 5.5 – Enter to revitalize the offensive department with your imagination, a decidedly unfortunate goal

Olzer 5.5 – A bit of an attacking midfielder, a bit of an attacking winger, he never finds the right position to make himself dangerous, except for a header midway through the first half, which, however, missed over the bar. From 72 ‘Labojko sv

Moreo 5.5 – Tries to counterattack with the opponent’s defenders, but almost never manages to finish the physical duel. In the second half, he gets the right moment, but the header does not even reach the goal.

Aye 5.5 – Lots of movement, but nothing more. With little presence in the area, he prefers to walk up and take the ball from outside or a trocar, greatly reducing his danger level. From 72 ‘Bianchi St

Josep Clote 6 – Set up a purely defensive game based on counterattacks, the main thing is not to lose points. The show on offer isn’t the best, but mission accomplished.