The report cards. Vitali does his best, Gagliano and Ubaldi struggle in attack

Vitals 6. The calm before the storm is nothing to him. Management and little else. But that storm at the beginning of the second half is beyond repair.

Cinquegrano 5,5. There are no dangers to run in the first half. On his side Guiebre never gets too close. The defensive mesh widens in the second half and he also falls into it.

Megelaitis 5,5. It is probably him who keeps Zecca in the game on the first goal of the Sardinians, the one that he himself scores in a desperate attempt to anticipate Fischnaller. The five minutes of darkness of Rimini are also his in ninety all in all not bad.

Gorelli 6. He uses his usual not exactly elegant, but ultimately effective ways to ensure that everything runs smoothly in the first half. Sooner or later he will remember that he shouldn't have received a yellow card in the first half, or he will have to start begging Buscè to review the 'rules' (1' st De Vitis 5,5. He comes in and immediately finds himself in the middle of a storm. And he doesn't come out of it exactly well).

Hares 5. When Torres, after 45 minutes of nothing, decides to change gear then it's trouble. And the usual hesitations.

Falbo 5. If there is one player among the red and whites who keeps Diakite in the game on the second goal of Torres, it is him. Not to mention that Zecca on his side calls the shots. A decidedly complicated return to the field, at least in the first 13 minutes of the second half (13' st Semeraro 5. He doesn't do anything much better than his teammate whose place he takes, unfortunately).

Accounts 5,5. He puts everything he has into the defense phase, but the impression is that as the weeks have passed since his arrival he has lost the offensive verve he showed right away.

Langella 5,5. Few ideas for the attacking companions, or at least very few, only calibrated in order to reach the destination.

Small 5,5. Perhaps he is the only one who rises in tone as the minutes pass and this is already a point in his favor. But he too is always more looking back than forward.

Gagliano 5. The only shot towards Zaccagno's goal in the first half is his. For the rest it's a dark day in his Sardinia (9' st Cioffi 5,5. Maybe a couple of accelerations, but nothing that can remain in the eyes).

Ubaldi 5. He finds a few good balls at his feet, but he never manages to be truly dangerous (9th minute of the second half Paris 6. In the end he always tries, even if he doesn't have a devastating impact on the match).