Victory in the heart-warming Sardinian Derby and the opportunity to start racing again. This will be the goal Torres AND Olbia, who will meet each other this afternoon at ‘Vanni SannaSassari (match start 16). After eight successive results (six wins and two draws), the Rossoblu were defeated in the last round by Rimini (3-1) and are called upon to respond to continue to keep pace with league leaders Cesena, who defeated Pontedera and six in the distance. Failure, the one that occurred in Romagna, when in the first half three goals were conceded in ten minutes after Fischnaller’s instant advantage. On the other hand, there will be Olbia, who are second to last (+3 from last-placed Fermanagh) and are in a deep crisis: they have only three points in their last ten games and have not scored in seven matches. A shake-up is needed in the Whites’ ranks to return to winning ways and move closer to the safety zone, which is six points away from the last defeat to Vis Pesaro (0-1). On friendly soil, Torres has so far proven himself to be a roller coaster with ten wins, two draws and zero knockouts, while Gallura’s side have taken just two points from their last nine away matches. That trend at Olbia also needs to be reversed, with Torres looking to put his last start of the season behind him and maintain his unbeaten home record. This season’s precedents show that the Rossoblu always win: 1-0 at home in the Coppa Italia Serie C and 0-3 in Olbia in the league. Vanni Sanna is a full house for the derby, which will also be broadcast free on Rai 2 and will bring much more than three points.
Source: Tutto Mercato Web
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