The first tour goes to Vicenza. Vecchi’s team wins in Taranto thanks to Ferrari’s first-half goal. The Venetian side missed three scoring opportunities to Vannucchi, with the Rossoblu goalkeeper earning man of the match honors and still keeping Taranto in the game for the return leg. Taranto, who receives applause from the public for his dedication and generosity. In the first half, the pace immediately becomes quite high thanks to Vicenza, who approaches the match with great determination. Taranto is no exception, but their players show certain emotions. The visiting team breaks the deadlock to take the lead, with Ferrari heading past Vannucci from Ronaldo’s perfect cross. Taranto does not seem stunned by the missed goal and immediately tries to react, especially to the incursions of Orlando, who seems to be in a good mood. The end of the first half is heating up. Vicenza have the ball to double their lead but Greco, alone in front of Vannucchi, is mesmerized by the Ionian goalkeeper, who strikes home after a perfect pass from Della Morte. Immediately after this, it was Zonta who caused Taranto’s first real emotion with his low blow, repelled by Confente. Taranto tries to disturb the visiting goalkeeper before the referee’s whistle, and Luciani copes with this right at the gong with an excellent shot, warming Confente’s hands. Vicenza were very dangerous in the second half: Greco appeared in front of Vannucci, but the Rossoblu goalkeeper again saved the shot superbly. The visitors are still close to doubling their lead through Ferrari, who, served by Costa, has a shot from close range that is blocked by Vannucci. Taranto is trying to change his appearance with Fabbro on the field and without Ferrara. We switch to 4-2-3-1. The Rossoblu are trying to think about football, but they are not creating much danger in the Confent. It was only towards the end that De Marchi equalized, but Confente overcame himself by deflecting Orlando’s superb pass into the corner. So it all ends with a victory for Vicenza, who will now have an added advantage when they return to Menti last Saturday. It wasn’t a particularly stellar performance for Taranto, even if there was plenty of second-half generosity. Now the peaks and valleys of the game
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