BRESCIA. Cremonese was finally too much to handle for Brescia with the goal of Luca Ravanelli (17′), Massimo Coda (32′) and David Okereke (89′). Cremonese was vastly superior in terms of ball possession (62%) and that was among the factors of its victory.​

The match was played at the Stadio Mario Rigamonti stadium in Brescia on Sunday and it started at 4:15 pm local time. The referee was Livio Marinelli who had the assistance of Gaetano Massara and Federico Longo. The 4th official was Gianluca Grasso. The weather was overcast clouds. The temperature was cold at 11.14 degrees Celsius or 52.05 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 51%.​

Match Statistics​

Ball possession

Cremonese had a strong ball possession 62% while Brescia was struggling with a 38% ball possession.

Attitude and shots

Cremonese was more pushing with 40 dangerous attacks and 25 shots of which 5 were on target. This is one of the reasons why Cremonese won the match.​

Brescia shot 15 times, 1 on target, 6 off target. Talking about the opposition, Cremonese shot 25 times, 5 on target, 10 off target.

Cards

Brescia received 3 yellow cards (Giacomo Olzer, Massimo Bertagnoli and Andrea Cistana). On the opposite side, Cremonese received 3 yellow cards (Alessandro Tuia, Matteo Bianchetti and Charles Pickel).

Standings

After this contest, Brescia will stay with 13 points like Sampdoria to sit in the 15th place. Talking about the opposition, Cremonese will have 22 points like Modena to hold in the 4th place.

Next matches

In the next match in the Cremonese will play away agasint Bari 1908 on the 6th of April with a 5-0 head to head statistic in favor of Bari 1908 (1 draw).

Brescia – Formation

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

The manager Daniele Gastaldello decided to play with the following team: Luca Lezzerini (6.6), Andrea Papetti (6.8), Andrea Cistana (7.0), Massimiliano Mangraviti (6.6), Lorenzo Dickmann (7.1), Riccardo Fogliata (6.7), Tom Van De Looi (7.0), Michele Besaggio (6.4), Giacomo Olzer (6.3), Gennaro Borrelli (6.4) and Gabriele Moncini (7.0).

The home team had on the bench: Matthieu Huard, Mohamed Fares, Birkir Bjarnason (6.4), Flavio Bianchi (6.7), Corrado Riviera, Elia Maccherini Tonini, Lorenzo Andrenacci, Nicolas Galazzi (6.8) and Massimo Bertagnoli (7.0).

Substitutions

Brescia made 4 changes: Michele Besaggio for Massimo Bertagnoli (46′), Gennaro Borrelli for Flavio Bianchi (67′), Riccardo Fogliata for Nicolas Galazzi (67′) and Giacomo Olzer for Birkir Bjarnason (77′).

Best player: Lorenzo Dickmann​

Following our analysis, the most impressive player for Brescia was Lorenzo Dickmann.

His rating is (7.1) with 32 passes (81% accurate) and 3 key passes. He was won 1 duel out of 2. He performed 8 crosses.

Cremonese – Formation

Cremonese started with a 3-5-2 line-up (3-5-2).

Giovanni Stroppa played with: Andreas Jungdal (7.5), Valentin Antov (8.2), Luca Ravanelli (8.8), Matteo Bianchetti (6.7), Leonardo Sernicola (6.7), Charles Pickel (7.0), Michele Castagnetti (7.7), Cristian Buonaiuto (7.3), Luca Zanimacchia (7.5), Massimo Coda (7.3) and Franco Vázquez (7.9).

The following players were sitting on the bench: Michele Collocolo (7.0), Daniel Ciofani, Alessandro Tuia (7.3), Luca Valzania , Paolo Ghiglione (6.8), Gianluca Saro, Giacomo Quagliata, Žan Majer (7.0), Luka Lochoshvili, Frank Tsadjout, David Okereke (7.7) and Andrea Bertolacci.

Substitutions

Cremonese made 5 changes: Charles Pickel for Michele Collocolo (46′), Matteo Bianchetti for Alessandro Tuia (46′), Massimo Coda for Žan Majer (81′), Cristian Buonaiuto for David Okereke (74′) and Leonardo Sernicola for Paolo Ghiglione (72′).

Best player: Luca Ravanelli​

The most impressive player for Cremonese was Luca Ravanelli.

His rating is (8.8) with 1 goal, 89 passes (88% accurate) and 1 key pass. He was won 9 duels out of 12.

Results of the day

These are the results of the day in the Serie B.​

• Brescia – Cremonese – 0-3
• Spezia – Ternana – 2-2
• Palermo – Cittadella – 0-1
• Lecco – Parma – 3-2