The match played this afternoon at the Ettore Manucci Stadium ended in a draw between Pontedera And Olbia, the 37th day of the group is valid. In the third series: 2-2 final. As a result, the Sardinians are mathematically relegated. A verdict that materialized today but has taken shape over the course of a disappointing season. The Tuscans, for their part, had their worst match of the season, failing to defeat a team now doomed to Serie D. In the hosts, Massimiliano Canzi has to make do without Angori, stopped by a shot inflicted by Gubbio, who is sent into the lineup. longtime goalkeepers Ciocci, Stancampiano and Marrone. Calvani’s 3-4-3 starting formation wins the second round, Guidi defends with Espeche and Martinelli. Perretta and Ambrosini were supported on the flanks by Ignacchiti and Lombardi. Delpupo and Benedetti in support of Peli. On the other hand, Oberdan Biagioni will have to make do without the suspended Ragazu, Bianchimano and Montebunoli, as well as the injured Motolese and Rinaldi. The 3-5-2 in front of Van Der Want has room for Palomba, Bellodi and Fabbri, Arboleda and Catania on the outside, with Mameli, Bianchi and Zanchetta supporting Ricceri and Scapena in midfield. The visitors took the lead in the 5th minute: Fabbri was able to catch a corner from Catania. The Tuscans’ response was entrusted to the ideas of Delpupo, who equalized in the 20th minute when he received Perretta’s cross from the right, surprising the shaky opposition defense. This continues without much shock until the end of the first half: first Catania fails to hit the goal from outside, then Ambrosini, fortunately, makes it 2:1, trying to cross, he surprises Van Der Want. Pontedera continued his lazy and inactive behavior, allowing Olbia to equalize with Catania, who destroyed the immobile Granata defense to make it 2-2. For the remainder of the match, Pontedera would be clumsy and not very decisive, but never dangerous, and would end up facing less than airtight opposition defenses. Here are the best and worst comparisons:
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