A well-deserved victory for Picerno, who for the first time in his history overtook Iacovone thanks to a goal from Coda, his team’s Man of the Match. A match in which the Lucanians easily controlled the fruitless attacks of the Ionian Rossobluses. Taranto, who continues not to score and has obvious problems in terms of play. Viterbo will need a lot more next Wednesday. Picerno has three gold points for a good position in the playoffs. In the first half, dubious action immediately takes place in the Taranto zone with a Mazza free kick, the Ionian striker Bifulco falls to the ground, but the referee says to continue. Big protests from Taranto, who, however, must accept the referee’s verdict and continue the match. He is immediately injured in the ranks of Picerno Novella, who must make way for Setola. The match was fairly balanced right up to the first real emotion of the match when Lucan striker Santarcangelo gets ahead of Evangelisti from the corner of Setola and bothers the rescuer Vannucchi. Shortly thereafter, Tommasini instead of Taranto headed the ball from a good position after a cross from Mastromonaco. A few minutes pass, and Ceccarelli from a good position could have completed successfully, but he just rises from a good position. The phase of the match where Picerno seems to be pushing harder, and in fact due to a corner, Esposito Kuda anticipates Formiconi and puts Picerno ahead. Immediately after that, Taranto tries to react, but in fact does not score. In the second half. Now the tops and flops of the game. There are really few opportunities in the second half. Picerno is limited to testing before Taranto, poor ideas and structure of the game. Enter Diaby, who was soon replaced due to a technical choice. Capuano tries with three strikers plus Bifulco with the addition of Nocciolini, but the music doesn’t change. Quite a calm ending for Picerno, who brings home three important points in the playoffs. It’s a late night in goal for Taranto, but also comes a defeat that complicates the rescue plans of the rossoblù team. Now the highs and lows of the game
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