Ascoli beats Brescia 4-3. HIGHLIGHTS

ASCOLI PICENO. Ascoli had a close win over Brescia.

April 2, 2023

ASCOLI PICENO. Ascoli had a narrow win over Brescia.

Ascoli remained with 10 players after Lorenco Simic received a double yellow card in the 63′. Nonetheless, Ascoli still found a way to win this encounter playing only in players.

The match was played at the Stadio Cino e Lillo Del Duca stadium in Ascoli Piceno on Saturday and it started at 2:00 pm local time. The referee was Daniele Paterna assisted by Pietro Dei Giudici and Francesco Cortese. The 4th official was Filippo Giaccaglia. The weather was cloudy. The temperature was pleasant at 18.3 degrees Celsius or 65.01 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 59%.

Match Statistics

Ascoli

4 - 3

Brescia

49 Ball Possession 51

Shots

16 Total 17
8 On Target 7
5 Off Target 7
3 Shots blocked 3

116 Attack 98
53 Dangerous attack 27
157 Ball safe 202

1 Penalties 1
4 Corners 5
1 Off Sides 1

Fouls

13 Total 13
4 Yellow Cards 3
1 Double Yellow 0
1 Red Card 0

Other

5 Substitutions 5

Ball possession

None of the teams had a clear upper hand in terms of ball possession. Ascoli was in possession of the ball for 49% of the time vs. Brescia that controlled the ball for 51% of the time.

Attitude and shots

Ascoli was more pushing with 53 dangerous attacks and 16 shots of which 8 were on target. This is one of the reasons why Ascoli won the match.

Ascoli shot 16 times, 8 on target, 4 off target. Regarding the opposition, Brescia shot 17 times, 7 on target, 7 off target.

Cards

Ascoli received 3 yellow cards (Nicola Falasco, Lorenco Simic and Michele Collocolo). Talking about the opposition, Brescia received 3 yellow cards (Andrea Papetti, Davide Adorni and Tom van de Looi).

Lorenco Simic (Ascoli) was sent off after receiving a second yellow card (63′).

Match Timeline

19'

Nicola Falasco - Yellow

24'

33'

Pablo Rodríguez- sub ->Nicolas Galazzi

39'

Pedro Mendes (goal)

43'

46'

Massimiliano Mangraviti- sub ->Matthieu Huard

47'

53'

57'

Andrea Papetti- Yellow

62'

Massimiliano Mangraviti(var)

63'

65'

Danilo Quaranta- sub ->Federico Dionisi

65'

70'

Davide Adorni- Yellow

75'

Flavio Bianchi- sub ->Florian Ayé

75'

78'

82'

Flavio Bianchi(var)

86'

87'

Tom van de Looi- Yellow

Fabrizio Caligara(penalty)

90'

Dimitri Bisoli (goal)

Fabrizio Caligara(var)

90'

Standings

Team

Pts

Last 5

After playing this match, Ascoli will have 39 points like Como to sit in the 12th place. On the other side, Brescia will stay with 28 points to hold in the 20th place.

Next matches

In the next match in the Serie B, Ascoli will play away with Reggina on the 19th of May with a 7-5 head to head stats in favor of Reggina (5 draws).

Brescia will play away agasint Palermo on the 19th of May with a 3-2 head to head in favor of Palermo (4 draws).

Ascoli – Formation

Ascoli

Nicola Leali 1.Italy

6.8

Eric Botteghin 33.Brazil

6.2

Nicola Falasco 54.Italy

7.4

46'

24'

L. Šimić 4.Croatia

6.6

63'

F. Donati 20.Italy

6.1

Marcel Büchel 77.Liechtenstein

6.8

78'

Fabrizio Caligara 8.Italy

7.4

90'

Michele Collocolo 18.Italy

6.7

53'

Pedro Mendes 90.Portugal

7.8

86'

43'

Federico Dionisi 9.Italy

6.7

65'

Francesco Forte 11.Italy

8.1

86'

47'

Substitutes

Enrico Guarna 13.Italy

L. Bolletta 12.Italy

Danilo Quaranta 5.Italy

6.4

65'

Simone Giordano 21.Italy

6.5

46'

Aljaz Tavcar 44.Slovenia

Federico Proia 28.Italy

Mirko Eramo 27.Italy

S. Giovane 32.Italy

Marcello Falzerano 23.Italy

Cedric Gondo 15.Ivory Coast

6.8

86'

D. Marsura 14.Italy

7.6

86'

90'

Christopher Lungoyi 7.Switzerland

6.4

78'

Ascoli started with a 4-3-1-2 line-up (4-3-1-2).

The manager Roberto Breda decided to play with the following team: Nicola Leali (6.8), Francesco Donati (6.1), Eric Botteghin (6.2), Lorenco Šimić (6.6), Nicola Falasco (7.4), Michele Collocolo (6.7), Marcel Büchel (6.8), Fabrizio Caligara (7.4), Pedro Mendes (7.8), Francesco Forte (8.1) and Federico Dionisi (6.7).

The home team had on the bench: Danilo Quaranta (6.4), Cedric Gondo (6.8), Federico Proia, Mirko Eramo, Simone Giordano (6.5), Davide Marsura (7.6), Enrico Guarna, Samuel Giovane, Christophe Lungoyi (6.4), Luca Bolletta, Marcello Falzerano and Aljaž Tavčar.

Substitutions

Ascoli made 5 changes: Nicola Falasco for Simone Giordano (46′), Federico Dionisi for Danilo Quaranta (65′), Marcel Büchel for Christopher Lungoyi (78′), Pedro Mendes for Cedric Gondo (86′) and Francesco Forte for Davide Marsura (86′).

Best player: Francesco Forte

The most impressive player for Ascoli was Francesco Forte.

His rating is (8.1) with 1 goal, 18 passes (77% accurate) and 1 key pass. He was won 4 duels out of 10.

Brescia – Formation

Brescia

Lorenzo Andrenacci 1.Italy

6.6

Davide Adorni 4.Italy

6.6

70'

Alexander Jallow 18.Sweden

6.3

Matthieu Huard 3.France

6.4

46'

Andrea Papetti 32.Italy

6.5

57'

Dimitri Bisoli 25.Italy

7.1

90'

Tom van de Looi 5.Netherlands

7.1

87'

John Björkengren 23.Sweden

6.4

75'

Nicolas Galazzi 6.Italy

7.1

39'

Marcin Listkowski 29.Poland

7.4

86'

19'

Florian Ayé 11.France

7.4

75'

65'

Substitutes

Luca Lezzerini 12.Italy

Massimiliano Mangraviti 14.Italy

6.6

46'

Fran Karacic 2.Australia

Jakub Labojko 21.Poland

Manuel Scavone 31.Italy

Adryan 16.Brazil

E. Ndoj 8.Albania

6.9

75'

Pablo Rodríguez 9.Spain

6.5

39'

Flavio Bianchi 24.Italy

6.2

75'

Reuven Niemeijer 20.Netherlands

5.2

86'

Brescia started with a christmas tree line-up (4-3-2-1).

Daniele Gastaldello played with: Lorenzo Andrenacci (6.6), Alexander Jallow (6.3), Andrea Papetti (6.5), Davide Adorni (6.6), Matthieu Huard (6.4), Dimitri Bisoli (7.1), Tom Van De Looi (7.1), John Björkengren (6.4), Nicolas Galazzi (7.1), Marcin Listkowski (7.4) and Florian Ayé (7.4).

They had on the bench: Jakub Łabojko, Manuel Scavone, Massimiliano Mangraviti (6.6), Fran Karačić, Pablo Rodríguez (6.5), Luca Lezzerini, Adryan, Flavio Bianchi (6.2), Reuven Niemeijer and Emanuele Ndoj (6.9).

Brescia could not rely on the presence of Emanuele Ndoj (injured).

Substitutions

Brescia made 5 changes: Nicolas Galazzi for Pablo Rodríguez (39′), Matthieu Huard for Massimiliano Mangraviti (46′), Florian Ayé for Flavio Junior Bianchi (75′), John Björkengren for Emanuele Ndoj (75′) and Marcin Listkowski for Reuven Niemeijer (87′).