Fantasy football, the flops of the 10th day: Juve collapse, Medel madness against Napoli

Another round of the championship has ended. Another day where, in addition to the bonuses, there were several malus and insufficient performances that also hit unexpected protagonists, usually players who often give joy to the fantasy coaches.

MISFORTUNITY AND INGENUITY

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The unhealthy tradition of own goals continues. If Sirigu was very unlucky and redeemed the unfortunate deviation with some decisive saves, Askildsen (rating 3 – 5 credits) also combines an own goal to an already negative performance in an attempt to anticipate Zapata. Ingenuity, finally, on the part of Ricci (grade 3 – 12 credits) who intervenes in a sprawling manner on Barella, earning a severe but fair red. The young director sins of excessive enthusiasm and lack of experience with an intervention that, in fact, closes the match managed by Inter with the centers of Dimarco and D’Ambrosio.

FOLLIA MEDEL, MALE GAGLIARDINI AND TOURÈ

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Bologna collapses against Napoli and returns to suffer many, too many goals: there are seven in the last two games. Skorupski (rating 2.5 – 9 credits) can do little about the goals conceded. It is unthinkable, however, that a footballer with such experience as Medel (rating 4.5 – 8 credits) would commit a folly by taking the ball with his hands in the penalty area. A gift that Napoli exploits by making from the spot with Insigne. Finally, mention for two players who find space but do not affect although they have the qualities to do so: Gagliardini (grade 5 – 12 credits) and Traorè (grade 4.5 – 16 credits) do not leave their mark against Empoli and Juventus, aggravating their performance with the penalty of a yellow card.

FLOP JUVENTUS

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The bianconeri, after a good string of positive results, fall within the friendly walls under the blows of Sassuolo. There are four players who have not particularly shone and to whom, perhaps, many fantasy coaches were hoping to find important bonuses. In defense de Ligt (grade 5 – 20 credits) does not give great certainties. Bad also the contribution of Rabiot (grade 5 – 15 credits) which confirms a complicated start to the season, without flashes. Disappointing expectations Chiesa (grade 5 – 29 credits) and Morata (grade 4.5 – 26 credits): both had to do more, instead they fail to turn on, bringing home bad grades and zero bonuses.