Final result: Monza-Frosinone 0-1
Waxes 6 – No particularly difficult interventions, except the diving save on Gagliardini in the final.
Lirola 6 – A lot of work on the defensive level but also some interesting ideas going forward. Solid.
Romagnoli 6 – He keeps a good watch on both Djuric and Pessina’s insertions.
Okoli 6.5 – Rocky in contrasts, even risking something in disciplinary terms. He has to deal with a client who is anything but simple like Colpani.
Zortea 6 – It can be seen at times, but he is the author of a couple of interesting initiatives which however do not have the desired effects.
Barrenechea 6.5 – Play with maximum concentration and a lot of competitive spirit. It is essential to contain Monza’s counterattacks. From the 42nd st: Reinier sv
Brescianini 6.5 – Always dynamic and reactive, he was the protagonist in some counterattacks that put Monza in a corner.
Valeri 6.5 – In the first half he carries out numerous attacks on the left-handed lane, driving the opposing scorers crazy. A little less incisive in the second half.
Soulé 7 – Fundamental contribution in the economy of the match, recovers balls and is ready to take on suggestions from his teammates. He hits a sensational post in the second half. From the 45th minute: Baez sv
Harroui 7 – Great contribution, especially in the first part of the match. He is the author of the assist for Cheddira’s 1-0 and of a personal conclusion that only a miracle from Sorrentino manages to defuse. From 27th st: Gelli 6.5 – Enters the game very well and contributes to holding the game at the end.
Cheddira 7 – He is immediately ready to send the Canaries’ first chance into the net. A goal that is worth a lot even if it is the Moroccan’s only real goal. From 42′ st: Cuni sv
Eusebius By Francesco 7 – He fields a team that knows how to be immediately aggressive, scoring the first goal and legitimizing the advantage with a very confident first half. In the second half the team knew how to suffer and capitalize on Cheddira’s goal which gave a big hand in terms of safety.