There Recanati with a goal in each half he surpassesArezzo 2-0 this afternoon at the Nicola Tubaldi in the eighth day of Group B of the third series, claiming a third win in a row, moving the Marches into sixth place. The Tuscans suffered a second defeat in a row, paying for a distraction in defense and an inability to capitalize on scoring chances. For the home side, Giovanni Pagliari has to deal with the absence of the suspended Veltri, who will join Re, Gomez and Raparo. After several days of building his team in a 4-4-2 formation, he reverted to the old formation, relying on a 3-5-2 formation in which he confirmed the defensive trio of Ricci, Ferrante and Peretti ahead of Meli. . Mane and Longobardi on the outside lines, Prisco in the control room supported by Morrone and Carpani supporting the attacking duo of Sbaffo and Melchiorri. On the other hand, Paolo Indiani will have to make do without the suspended Settembrini, who will join Moretti in Masetti, Polvani and Castiglia. He sticks to a 4-2-3-1 formation but rotates a few players, with Lazzarini and Poggesi preferred to Renzi and Coccia on the wing. In the center of the field next to Mavuli we see Damiani, not Bianchi. In the back three there is room for Guccione, Gaddini next to Pattarello behind Gucci. Recanatese converted the only opportunity they had in the first half: Sbaffo, caught with a kiss from Melchiorri and left guiltily alone by the opposition defense, fired a powerful left-foot volley that finished off to the right of Trombini. Arezzo, for its part, missed opportunities to score, with the first two matches ending 0-0. 7′ Gaddini, served by Guccione, appears in front of Meli and his left-footed shot is blocked. In the 19th minute, shortly before the opponents took the lead, Gaddini missed Pattarello’s cross from the right. The visitors came very close to leveling the score through Gucci in the 40th minute, but his header was cleared by Meli. To this, however, must be added the ability to turn the action around and attack deep into Marche’s players, who often confuse the opposition’s central defenders. Arezzo created difficulties at times, relying on the resourcefulness of Guccione and, above all, Pattarello. At the start of the second half, Indiani tried to rebuild his team with three changes: Renzi, Iori and Bianchi took the place of Chiosa, Damiani and Gaddini. Arezzo immediately came close to leveling with Guccione after Pattarello’s cross from the right, but his header went wide of the goal. Recanatese came close to doubling the lead shortly after Ferretti fired wide from Prisco’s cross. The Tuscans press, earn corners, fatally exposing themselves to the opponent’s counterattacks, Carpani takes advantage of this at the tip of an offside call, masterfully served by Melchiorri, and makes the score 2-0. Marchigiani goes close to a third goal, first with Melchiorri giving no power to his right foot and then with a superb effort from Sbaffo deflected off the crossbar. Here are the best and worst moments of the match
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