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The 36th matchday in Group C of Serie C has ended. These are the results:
Brindisi-Sorrento 2-0
Monterosi-Giugliano 3-1
Potenza-Foggia 0-3
Casertana-Picerno 2-1
Latina-Turris 1-2
Audacious Cerignola-Virtus Francavilla 3-0
Catania-ACR Messina 1-0
Monopoli-Taranto 1-2
Avellino-Benevento 1-0
Juve Stabia-Crotone 1-1
Below is the TOP 11 of TuttoMercatoWeb.com who opts for the 4-3-3:
Paleari (Benevento): only at the end does he have to surrender to Sgarbi’s conclusion. Previously he had confirmed that he is one of the best goalkeepers in the entire Lega Pro, above all due to his innate ability to always convey confidence to his teammates.
Riggio (Taranto): the goal is still making the rounds on the web internationally, it’s not every day in Lega Pro you see a goal from midfield. An amazing volley, it only took him a second to realize that the goalkeeper was badly positioned and he mocked him with a dream trajectory that was worth yet another success for Capuano’s team.
Anastasio (Casertana): he is in excellent psychophysical condition and demonstrates it throughout the match, his constant participation in the offensive phase allows the falchetti to create a flurry of opportunities. He tries twice from distance, almost scoring.
Cocetta (Turris): post by De Felice, the defender did well to pounce on the ball first, scoring the opening goal on the always difficult Latina pitch. In the final, many balls arrive in the Campania penalty area and he proves to be almost unbeatable in the air.
Antonacci (Foggia): he entered in the 85th minute and was immediately the protagonist, once the result had been achieved he found the desire and strength to throw himself into attack, turning Marino’s crossbar into the goal of the final 0-3 in Potenza.
Labriola (Brindisi): since Losacco arrived on the bench, the Apulian team has been producing a good game and is honoring the championship. Another victory, unfortunately for the blue and whites only useful for statistical purposes. He is the one who unlocks it with a precise right foot, taking advantage of the spaces left by the Sorrento defenders.
Vinicius Di Stefano (Crotone): confirmed in the position of director in the 4-3-2-1 so dear to Zauli, he has the dual task of moving the ball and keeping the center of gravity high to keep the opponents away from his own penalty area. He sacrifices himself and interprets what the coach requests perfectly.
Buglio (Juve Stabia): if Bellich was able to maintain his reputation as a goalscoring defender, he also owes it to this midfielder who gave him a wonderful assist. Well done at overcoming Crialese and guessing the perfect cross. Usual all-out battle race.
Sgarbi (Avellino): he explodes Partenio 10 minutes from the end with a magnificent and uncatchable conclusion for the excellent Paleari. A ballistic feat that sends the green and white people into raptures and allows them to gain second place and fuel the enthusiasm of the square.
Apulian (Turris): 5 minutes from the end the goal that could change the Campania team’s season, also aided by a now softer calendar. Giannone takes the free kick, he guesses the perfect trajectory with a courageous volley.
Eusepi (Monterosi): he rises to seven in the top scorers thanks to a nice brace against Giugliano, goals useful to fuel that dream of salvation that seemed like a mere utopia a couple of months ago. Cold from the spot, good at the start following a positioning error by the Giugliano defence.
Michele Pazienza (Avellino): The club was good at conveying confidence in him when there was talk of an exemption from many quarters. He leads a battleship, and we all agree, but in such a complex group it is never easy to grab second position. He had just returned from the scoring spree against Picerno and Turris (10 in 180 minutes), now the 1-0 against Benevento which clearly suggests who will be the super favorite in the playoffs.
