Three golden points, grenade kissed by luck

Someone up there lent a hand. And yes, because if Toro managed to emerge from the Bentegodi match with the three points, it was only due to a concentration of lucky coincidences all linked together, stuff that if it isn’t worth a 6 in the Superenalotto, it’s close. Jurc’s team played a soft, listless match, full of errors and without giving the slightest idea of ​​wanting to win. There are no shots on goal, half the field is exceeded sporadically and when it happens it does not lead to any danger for Montipò’s goal. It was Verona who tried much harder in the second half, and found victory with a goal awarded by a throw-in by Tameze. Or rather he believes he will find it, but at that point, frankly, no one would have had any doubts about the final result. Not even Juric, who at a certain point made first Savva and then Dellavalle debut in Serie A, now giving the game up for lost. And instead, it was precisely with the substitutions that he won: first Lazaro from the right puts a ball into the middle which Pellegri, also a recent addition, misses but the little Cypriot boy, full of enthusiasm, hits with the tip of his foot past Montipò. Verona gave up, convinced that they had achieved their goal of salvation, but they made a mistake, not only because of the draw. A blackout was born from that draw, Lazaro again serves Pellegri in the area six minutes later, the striker, hit by the public’s protest during the week, tries something very difficult, and it goes well for him: not far from the back of the pitch, he looks for the conclusion , Montipò commits the omelette, the ball passes under his legs and after hitting the opposite post, it hits the first one again and goes home. It’s not over, though. Toro found themselves ahead without any merit, by chance, but despite this, they closed themselves in their own area like a team without objectives against a highly motivated team, and only due to the coincidence of Henry’s push on another substitute, Dellavalle, they could not rejoice for a draw which, certainly, would not have been deserving, on the contrary.