The match with Saleri ended with a score of 0:2. Lumezzane AND Pergolettese. A match that seemed to want to turn into an evening of apathetic and boring football, but instead managed to provide emotions. In today’s scenario, on the one hand, Lumezzane controlled the ball, on the other, Pergolettese locked himself in defense and was ready to focus on counterattacks or, in any case, take advantage of any possible mistakes by the opponent. And it was at the last moment that two yellow-blue goals were scored: the first was from the penalty spot, due to a push into the penalty area between Pisano and Scarcella, which was judged by the referee from behind: it was the 43rd minute and Jauhari scored from the line. Sixty seconds later, Parker gets into a good position on the right side of the play, uses the timing of his markers to sprint and hits Filigedda with a vicious low blow. Up to this point, Lumezzane, despite not creating any dangerous dangers, had dominated the game and showed a certain superiority, but after the score was 2-0, the tide of the match changed and the Rossoblu were desperate to find the net. However, it was the visiting defense that became the center of attention, giving the opponent room to maneuver, practically leaving the Rossoblu most of the ball possession, but at the same time blocking all the space in the penalty area. Result? Second clean sheet in a row and six points in the last two races.
Let’s see who was the best and worst in the match.
Source: Tutto Mercato Web
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