The intersections of the last 180 minutes in terms of playoffs and playouts. With many teams playing each other, some in one direction, some in another, an entire season. Rimini looks up. The red and whites stopped thinking about the play-offs to avoid relegation a few rounds ago. But there is tenth place to defend and the race, with two races to go until the end of the regular season, is still very much open. In this sense, it is useful to compare the calendar of the competitors. The last two obstacles to jump for Rimini are Virtus Entella and Gubbio. The Ligurians want to close the score with salvation as soon as possible and, objectively, they think little about climbing positions with a view to the playoffs in these last two matches. Gubbio, on the other hand, practically has the promotion play-offs in their pocket. There is only the best possible position to take. Behind Rimini, and with the hope of undermining the red and whites’ tenth place, Lucchese and Pineto are ready to go all out, tied at 44 points, therefore three points behind Troise’s team, when there are potentially still six points that you can put in your pocket. The Tuscans are waiting in the penultimate round for the Carrarese team who just a few days ago gave three slaps to the Romagna red and whites. Then the trip to Ancona, to close the circle, will not be the simplest with the Marche players racing to save a very complicated season. The last two rounds of Pineto, however, begin on the road. And it will be a face-to-face match with Spal that will open the proceedings in a few days at the ‘Mazza’ in Ferrara. Not a small duel considering that the Emilians could also be able to get back into the game for tenth place, resurrected in the last period by Di Carlo’s return to the bench. Pineto will then travel to Sardinia at the last minute to face Torres. It is also useful to take a look at Spal who will also be in Sardinia for the last ninety minutes of the season, but to face Olbia. In short, the game is still open. Rimini is ready to play it having the advantage of being able to be the judge of their own destiny. No small feat to try to reach the second goal of the season.
