Draw and draw between Monopoli and Cerignola in the Apulian derby. The Monopoli brand was more visible and decisive in the first half, and in the second half it was Cerignola’s credit for believing in him and equalizing the score. So much Monopoly bitterness for two truly wasted points. Cerignola scored a point in the game with the chiaroscuro tendency. In the first half of the game, the match was characterized by the fact that the opening minutes were dominated by the throwing of firecrackers and smoke bombs by the Cerignola fans who flocked here to Monopoli. A few minutes later we are back in the game and it is Monopoli who gets the first opportunity as D’Agostino moves towards the center and strikes to save Krapikas. The green-whites remain dangerous as Borello troubles Krapikas with a shot wide of the post. Cerignola responds a few seconds later with Sosa, who hits the post to the right of Perina with a great shot. The rest of the half is characterized by high intensity and little emotion until the Monopoly goal sequence arrives. Action from the right by Viteritti, who makes a good cross, where Santaniello very quickly got ahead of Ligi and sent the ball through, with Krapikas looking unsure between the posts. This is how the first half ends. Monopoli immediately doubled their lead in the second half, with Starita quickly repeating Borello’s good pass into the net. A few seconds pass and Cerignola immediately reduces the gap, while D’Ausilio surprises the Monopoli defense and beats Perina on the way out. The momentum of the match changes, with Monopoly looking scared and Cerignola gaining courage. However, it is Santaniello who has the opportunity for the Monopoli trio, but his shot into the box from Borello’s cross is wide of the goal. Cerignola returns to take control of the game and equalizes through Coccia, who, alone in the box, surprises Perina with a header from Russo’s cross. The rest of the match will involve a lot of fatigue and several illegal shots. There are no more emotions. It ends in a draw with great bitterness for the Monopoli fans that they did not win the match despite the double lead and Cerignola’s pride in coming back from a match that seemed lost. Now the peaks and valleys of the game
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