Salernitana-Cerignola, the Granata's report cards

Donnarumma 5.5: He ruined an above-average performance with a gross error on the first goal. A weak shot to the near post that went under his arm. However, he pulled chestnuts out of the fire on other occasions.

Coppolaro 6: definitely improving compared to previous matches, in a couple of circumstances he puts a patch on things by sliding back

Golemic 6: He stoically stays on the pitch until the end despite needing a breather. At times, he truly seems like a superior player. He drops off towards the end.

Frascatore 4: He ruins an excellent match with something that makes no sense and condemns Salernitana to defeat.

Villa 6.5: Master of the flank, Cerignola practically never attacks from his side while he's on the pitch. He comes off exhausted after providing yet another assist.

Ubani 5: At the start of the match, he seemed more in form than in previous outings, making well-timed runs forward but misfiring numerous crosses. He struggled towards the end and was constantly beaten. The 2-3 goal also came from a mistake on his part.

Capomaggio 4.5: A second yellow card, and Salernitana didn't quite understand the situation from that point on. He had been the usual midfield lion, albeit with a slow pace.

Tascone 6.5: He knows Raffaele's tactical dictates by heart, and his introduction for the 2-0 goal is a real highlight. On the rise.

De Boer 6: Slow pace, but also quality and physicality to serve the team. He has a good chance to score, but the goalkeeper blocks it.

Ferrari 5: A lot of willpower and two high-quality plays, he generously takes a few free kicks. However, he almost never manages to create any real threat in front of goal.

Ferraris 6.5: Half a point less because, with Salernitana in full control and the score at 2-0, he squanders a three-on-one opportunity with a pass that's as foolish as Frascatore's final play. His third consecutive goal, the best one, is disallowed.

Varone 5.5: He alternates good blocking with a few errors when he needs to control the ball. He doesn't seem to be at his best yet either.

Quirini 4.5: He introduced himself to the Arechi crowd with an excellent sliding tackle, then ruined everything with the foul that led to the penalty.

Anastasio 6: He's fresh, but he gets burned twice in his pace. He gets the hang of it in the long run, but he doesn't shine.

Raffaele 4.5: At times, we saw the best Salernitana of the season. Despite what his colleague might say, Cerignola were under pressure. The changes were absolutely questionable.

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