A precious and fundamental victory for Avellino’s progress. Three points that allow the Irpinia team to move up the standings and are a sign of continuity after the great success against Potenza. Casertana, who has created too little to bother the Avellino defense and who returns home with zero points and many question marks given the stability and quality of the team. Avellino took an early lead in the first half, with Sgarbi scoring his fourth league goal from Armellino’s pass and quickly surprising Venturi at his feet. Casertana tries to react, but seems to lack the necessary clarity. At half-time, Seliento, the home team’s captain, was forced off with an injury and Carretta came on, switching to a 4-3-3 formation. The music doesn’t seem to change, however, and Avellino calmly controls the match, nearly scoring a second goal for Varela, who shoots weakly from a great position and doesn’t bother Venturi. In the second half, Gori had an immediate chance to double the lead, but his take was not too far off. Casertana tries to react and raise his center of gravity, but doesn’t really create scoring chances. The only real opportunity was Taurino, who took over in the second half with a diagonal shot that ended wide and was also deflected for a corner. At this moment, a whirlwind of changes occurs that benefit Avellino. But first thing Sgarbi comes close to doubling the lead thanks to a good position, well served by the usual Tito: a safe shot and the ball to the back. Soon after, as soon as he entered the field, Marconi scored the second goal for Irpinia with a superb header from Tito’s perfect cross. Marconi will still have possession for the three, but his shot is blocked by Venturi. There was little else in the final other than Palmiero’s chance for the visitors with a shot into touch. Casertana slowly fades away and then Avellino deservedly takes the three points. A second win in a row for a team that seems to have gained more confidence and balance. A tough defeat for Casertana in a derby that was hoped to be much different. Now the peaks and valleys of the game
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