The match played this evening at Gavigna Nocini has come to an end. Virtus Verona AND Fiorenzuola, the ninth day of Group A of the third series is in effect: 1-0 in favor of the home team. The Venetians achieved success within their friendly walls, which was missing in the 2-1 victory over Alessandria in the 2nd round, projecting themselves into the upper zones of the table, reaching Triestina and Mantua, inflicting the Emilians a seventh defeat. A setback that was not entirely deserved for the Rossoneri, who had been playing convincingly for a long period of time. We loved the resourcefulness and personality of Fiorenzuola, who seemed to be reborn spiritually with Francesco Turrini replacing Andrea Bondioli in the news this week. In Luigi Fresco’s starting 3-4-1-2 formation, he does not field Ruggiero on the left hand next to Faedo and Cabanca in the back three defending the Seabees. Preference is given to Toffanin in midfield, Demirovich next to Metlika, and Daffara and Manfrin outside. In attack, instead of Zigoni, Manedo is used along with Casarotto. On the other hand, Francesco Turrini switched to a 4-3-3 formation on his debut, with Oddi winning the second round and Silvestro serving as a right-back. Di Gesu preferred Di Quinzio in the center of the field, new players in attack – Omoregbe and Ceravolo, in an attacking trident with Morello. The first 45 minutes were quite locked down, with short and aggressive teams taking turns to gain territorial dominance. the teams were very attentive to the defensive phase, while their attacks showed low accuracy in the game, resulting in few scoring opportunities being created in the first part. Dangerous hosts: in the 34th minute, Casarotto, caught by Cabianca, appeared on the edge of the penalty area and his left-footed shot went wide of the goal. In the 41st minute, the visitors responded with a shot from Ceravolo, who, following Omoregbe’s cross, instinctively parried Sibi’s shot. The match was livelier in the second half, with Fresco switching to a 4-3-1-2 to overcome the tactical difficulties encountered in the first half, but it was Fiorenzuola who showed the most conviction, winning many corners. Virtus relies on Manfrin’s initiatives to monitor Casarotto’s constant movement in the opponent’s penalty area. In the 19th minute, Stronati brings the ball forward from Morello’s corner, but Sibi counters it, on the other side Demirovic is the first to strike from an excellent position with an overhead header. crossbar, after which Toffanin guiltily left only thanks to a weak shot from Fiorenzuola. The match remains open, in the 36th minute Sibi again saves the result with a beautiful bicycle kick from Sek. Just when the match seems doomed to a legitimate 0-0, the sequence that decides the match three minutes from time: Silvestro beats Cetera, prompting Silvestri to concede a penalty, coolly converted by Casarotto. Here are the best and worst moments of the match:
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