Turris-Monterosi, salvation can come with a victory

An appropriate combination of results would be needed but already tomorrow there Turris could cross the finish line of salvation. Almost unexpected, at some stage of the season. However, the feat would – necessarily – require a victory against Monterosi, in turn hunting for precious points to remain hooked to the playout train and avoid that -9 from the fifth from last which would preclude access to the survival play-offs. Then it would be necessary – inevitably – to listen to the other camps: in the event of a victory against the Lazio team, the Corallini could celebrate salvation in the event of Monopoli’s defeat in Crotone, or if Potenza and Virtus Francavilla (who would then face each other in last day) should not go beyond a draw.

In short, victory was the only objective for the Corallini team. While in the city the air is almost electric. «We perceive that there is great anticipation on the part of the fans and the city – so mister Menichini on the sidelines of Liguori’s finishing -, as indeed on the part of all of us. It will be a difficult match, like all. I know Monterosi well, he has the same – great – motivations as us, so it will be tough. But we prepared calmly, as we have been doing for weeks.”

On the Monterosi: «It started badly but with Scazzola It’s having a great performance. He is making a good journey, despite inevitably paying for the previous difficulties. He manages to find the ball with a certain continuity and this makes him a dangerous opponent. I know the group of veterans I had last year: people with character and charisma. Emotion from ex? It’s always nice to meet guys with whom you’ve experienced exciting moments: the first year we made the playoffs and came out without losing, the second we achieved salvation amidst many vicissitudes. I will always have great memories of these guys.”

Victory objective: «We must try to get the most out of these two matches. Without ifs and buts. Training? I will decide ultimately.”

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