The 4th day of Group C of Serie C has been archived. These are the results:
Potenza-Sorrento 1-0
Taranto-Trapani 0-0
Crotone-Messina 2-0
Monopoli-Juventus Next Gen 0-0
Casertana-Turris 0-0
Catania-Picerno 0-0
Bold Cerignola-Giugliano 3-1
Cavese-Avellino 1-1
Team Altamura-Benevento 0-2
Latina-Foggia 0-0
Below is the TOP 11 of TuttoMercatoWeb.com who opts for 4-3-3:
Marconi (Turris): in cauda venenum, one might say, given that he makes his two most difficult saves towards the end of both halves. Excellent on Carretta, in the 90th minute he avoids a defeat that would have been mocking by flying into the corner on a beautiful conclusion by Falasca.
Guerini (Crotone): Messina attacked a lot, especially in his area, but immediately understood that it was not his day. Attentive, focused, always in the right place at the right time and precise with a couple of decisive defensive diagonals. Won the duel with the fearsome Pedicillo, someone who had done very well in the previous days.
Berra (Benevento): goes well beyond his defensive role, as he runs for miles throughout the match to contribute to the offensive phase. And when a draw with the goalposts seemed to be the final result, here comes the winning move for three already platinum points for the Giallorossi team.
Silvestri (Trapani): one of the summer market hits, a player who did very well last season in Cesena, contributing to the championship victory and who in Lega Pro is synonymous with guarantee. Another performance of absolute importance on the pitch of a Taranto that, in fact, has almost never kicked towards the goal.
War (Picerno): coming off an excellent season, he is repeating himself by confirming himself as a pillar of the red and white rearguard. In Catania it will be very tough for everyone, also thanks to him the guests managed to take home a precious point without conceding goals. Decisive in various circumstances and always lucid in managing delicate moments.
Citarella (Cavese): absolutely positive match for the white and blue midfielder, an all-rounder with a thousand lungs destined to be an immovable starter until the end of the season. And only a great intervention by Iannarilli denied him the joy of a long-distance eurogoal. Well-deserved applause at the moment of substitution.
Flowers (Taranto): it was not a good match, the one against Trapani, yet the performance of a player who sang and carried the cross accompanying the maneuver without ever neglecting the non-possession phase stands out. Gautieri gave him confidence and he knew how to repay it in the best way.
Pocket (Cerignola): there is a lot of him in the beautiful comeback against Giugliano that is worth the first place in the standings with 10 points. It is true that Barosi is rather clumsy in the circumstance, but he had the merit of scoring the hat-trick and guessing a mocking trajectory that allowed the home team to close the match.
Silva (Crotone): a goal of exquisite workmanship, with the opponent left on the spot with a nice feint and a ball in the corner that was unstoppable for the Messina goalkeeper. Once again he is the perfect finisher of the choral game on which mister Longo is insisting so much.
Gori (Avellino): his goal avoids another defeat that would have probably been fatal for coach Pazienza. Cavese’s goal, which came just before the Cesarini zone, had the feel of doom. He, on the other hand, has an incredible fighting spirit and, at the last gasp, he grabbed the equaliser. Could this be the key episode to restart after a shockingly negative start?
Splashes (Power): on a throw from the back he is good and courageous in anticipating Del Sorbo and placing the ball in the now unguarded goal. A goal that is only apparently simple, an action that certifies the great desire of the group to bring home the victory.
Gaetano Auteri (Benevento): a good ranking and a team that, against Potenza, played sparkling football while against San Nicola showed maturity and patience winning it in the Cesarini zone but all in all with merit. The classic dirty victories that make the difference in the long run.