Ravenna, illusion vanished. Forlì’s appeal rejected. Carpi remains in the lead at +4

Appeal rejected. The great illusion lasted until yesterday lunchtime. The sports judge rejected Forlì’s appeal (which will appeal to the Sports Court of Appeal), which asked for a forfeit victory against Carpi due to the irregular position of the player Cecotti in the match lost 2-1 on Sunday at Cabassi. With 2 days to go until the end of the regular season, everything remains as before. Ranking unchanged, i.e. Carpi leaders with 4 points ahead of Ravenna. For the Giallorossi – fresh from 5 consecutive victories with 15 goals to their credit and none to their credit – all that remains open is the path of mathematics and the incentive to end the season in style. The 3-0 achieved last Sunday at Certaldo (20th ‘clean sheet’ of the season out of 30 matches played), saw Gian Maria Rossi as the protagonist between the posts. The goalkeeper from San Bartolo played the second match of the season, which however became the first official one after the ‘debut’ with Pistoiese which was canceled due to the withdrawal of the Tuscan team: “The match against Certaldo was a match in which we risked little. We are We started out contracted, but then we came out and kept it in the safe. Having finished with another clean sheet is a good thing for the goalkeeper, for the defense and for the whole team. We’ve been together for 9 months, we’ve been working a lot and I think it’s a gratification.” Rossi then commented on his approach and the situation of the Pistoiese case: “The emotion before an event is always there. I think it’s also normal. If I wasn’t, I probably wouldn’t be able to do this job anymore. When you’re on the pitch , you enter the match and you don’t think about anything else, but the adrenaline you need to be careful doesn’t fade. Having canceled the match against Pistoiese, it was my debut that was created by the withdrawal of a team from the championship , it is a particular situation, not to say absurd. However, we take note of it, we move forward and work with our heads down. We will try to go to Fidenza to beat San Donnino, then, whatever happens, we will think about it in the end.” And finally the future. Which remains top secret for the thirty-seven year old fullback from Ravenna, who has returned to the fold after 13 years away from home: “I have my future clearly outlined, but for the moment I’m keeping it to myself, because I’m focused on the last matches”.