Atalanta-Fiorentina 2-3 report cards: Belotti scores a brace, Hien disappointing. Nico Gonzalez and Lookman promoted

Marco CARNESECCHI 5.5 – For the first goal he could have done better, while for the other two he is totally blameless.

Rafael TOLOI 5.5 – As Gasperini likes, he plays very high and often plays the role of first director in the Goddess’ offensive maneuvers. In the coverage phase he often risks risky interventions and there is a lot to adjust also in terms of understanding with his teammates.

from 74′ Berat DJIMSITI 6 – He offers discreet guarantees to the Goddess in the last part of the match.

Isak HIEN 4.5 – He goes into difficulty every time Fiorentina attacks, almost always losing his man. He was caught by Belotti on the occasion of the first goal and also on the occasions of the other two goals by the visiting team he could have done better.

Giorgio SCALVINI 6 – He scores a great goal from outside the area but is a sieve in defense. He is unable to stop the opponents’ offensive actions and Nico Gonzalez is lost during the goal of the momentary 1-2 for Fiorentina. At the end he was taken out with a knee injury which worried both Atalanta and Italy.

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Emil HOLM 5.5 – He makes many mistakes in the setup phase and is not synchronized with his teammates: this fact infuriates Gasperini quite a bit.

from 57′ Aleksey MIRANCHUK 6.5 – He comes in and delights the crowd at the Gewiss Stadium with classy plays, but he lacks malice in front of goal. However, the portion of the match played by the Goddess joker was more than positive.

Teun KOOPMEINERS 5 – He offers the worst version of himself in what could be his last match with the Atalanta shirt: the Dutchman reveals himself to be impalpable and almost listless. In the second half he raises his level with quality plays, but his performance remains very deficient.

EDERSON 6.5 – After Lookman and De Ketelaere he is the best of his team: he fights in midfield and recovers many balls by snarling at his opponents’ ankles with great intensity.

Matteo RUGGERI 5.5 – Like several teammates, he sacrifices the defensive phase a little too much for the offensive one. However he doesn’t even emerge in the latter.

Mario PASALIC 5.5 – He hits the crossbar, even though everything was stopped for offside. Otherwise his performance is colorless.

Charles DE KETELAERE 6.5 – A wonderful assist is needed for the momentary 1-1 goal scored by Lookman. The Belgian wants to emerge and fights on all balls: he combines determination with class and concludes an excellent season in the best possible way.

from 74′ El Bilal TOURÉ 6 – He comes in and slips away from Martinez Quarta, forcing him to get a yellow card. Next season he could be the added value for this team.

Ademola LOOKMAN 7 – Tarantolato: runs, fights, scores, assists. The Nigerian is in a period of football omnipotence and continues to ride this wave. Today his excellent performance was enhanced by a goal and an assist.

from 57′ Gianluca SCAMACCA 6 – He comes in well and with the right desire, even if at times he turns out to be a little imprecise both in his touches and in his playing times. A great save from Martinelli denies him the 3-3 goal in full injury time.

Coach: Gian Piero GASPERINI 6 – His team doesn’t reach their goal of third place but you can’t point the finger either at his players or his footballing ideas. Today the Goddess was simply a little careless in defense, otherwise she gave quality and much of the credit goes to this gentleman.

Tommaso MARTINELLI 6.5 – He is not to blame for the two goals scored by Atalanta. He shows great personality in the construction of the action and a fair amount of precision. In full injury time he makes a great save, which denies Scamacca the equalizer.

Michael KAYODE 5 – Lookman drinks him and the full-back loses him in several circumstances. He makes several mistakes even with the ball at his feet.

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Lucas MARTINEZ FOURTH 6.5 – He doesn’t always prove to be concentrated in the ninety minutes but makes a providential save on Lookman. He spends the yellow card well.

Luca RANIERI 5.5 – His end to the season was not exciting and this trend was confirmed in this match too: Scamacca takes him to school and gets him booked, he also struggles a lot to stem De Ketelaere’s creativity.

Cristiano BIRAGHI 6 – He doesn’t shine but Nico Gonzalez still needs the assist for the goal that temporarily makes it 2-1 for Viola.

MAXIME LOPEZ 6 – He starts off well, then fades away a bit but in midfield he is an added value for this team: he has quality to spare and doesn’t give up physical clashes.

Alfred DUNCAN 6 – Play a normal game, without excesses and without mistakes.

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NICOLAS GONZALEZ 7 – It is not continuous throughout the ninety minutes but offers pearls that are as impromptu as they are wonderful. He scores a great goal with coordination and gives his teammates kissing passes.

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Lucas BELTRAN 5.5 – He moves little and badly up front: he has no impact on this match.

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Gaetano CASTROVILLI 6.5 – He makes some trivial mistakes, but his is also a game of sacrifice and great plays, such as the assist for Belotti’s opening goal. He is continuing on the path of football rebirth.

from the 66th minute Christian KOUAMÉ 5.5 – Disoriented: he enters but fails to make a significant impact on the match.

Andrea BELOTTI 8 – His brace gives Fiorentina three points. He ends his championship on the rise and these goals could give him energy for next season, where he hopes to be a protagonist again.

Coach: Vincenzo ITALIAN 6.5 – His Fiorentina plays with pride and is not afraid to play like their opponents. This victory does not erase the disappointment of the three finals lost in two years but confirms that the Viola are back on a stable basis in the football of the adults and therefore the three years of this man remain positive, despite the paths of the coach and the Viola are destined to separate.