United by the certainty that their season will not end this evening, Vis Pesaro And Juventus Next Gen they face each other “Tonino Benelli” stadium to try to improve their position in the standings in view of the post season. Let’s start with the hosts, now certain that salvation will come from the play-outs, who are hoping to overtake Recanatese to have an advantageous position in the double match against the Giallorossi. However, it won’t be enough for Vis Pesaro to overcome the young Bianconeri as Recanatese, at +2 on Vissini, must not win the safety clash at Virtus Entella; even a draw would be in favor of Vis because in the event of a tie on points at 39, Mr. Stellone’s team would place itself above the Leopardians by virtue of the best goal difference in the championship (the head-to-head matches are in fact in perfect parity). A more complicated but certainly more serene situation, but only because here we are talking about play-offs, instead for Juventus Next Gen who on the last day, depending on the results, could rise to fifth place or even fall to eighth. Let’s start with the best scenario for Massimo Brambilla’s boys who in the event of a victory against Vis Pesaro and a misstep by Gubbio, defeated at home against Rimini, would advance to fifth place while if the rossoblù were to draw in this case too the goal difference would weigh in the championship which currently sees Gubbio leading by just one goal. In the event of a draw for the Bianconeri and consequent victory for their pursuers, Pescara and Pontedera would reach Juventus Next Gen at 55, who would be at a disadvantage in both head-to-head matches against their opponents. Obviously we will have to avoid the defeat at the home of Vis Pesaro to even avoid overtaking if Pescara and Pontedera were to win their respective matches. Having concluded these complicated calculations and possible scenarios, let’s move on to the only meeting in the history of these two teams: in Alessandria the match ended 1-1 with the Bianconeri initially in the lead thanks to Rouhi’s goal but recovered in the second half by Di Paola who, thanks to a Daffara’s duck, he scored from a free kick.
HERE VIS PESARO – Mister Stellone must reinvent the side lanes given the disqualification of Mattioli and Peixoto, therefore making room for Da Pozzo wide on the right and Mamona on the left-handed lane. The midfield will once again be composed of Di Paola in the control room with Nina at her side. Pucciarelli and Molina are confirmed in attack and will have the task of supporting the lone striker Nicastro. Filippo Neri’s goal will be screened by the trio of Rossoni, Zagnoni and Gian Marco Neri.
HERE JUVENTUS NEXT GEN – Without Guerra in attack, stopped for two rounds after the red card in the last match played, coach Brambilla will focus on Cerri as an offensive terminal with the confirmation of Sekulov and Nonge in the attacking midfield. In the midfield Hasa and Damiani are still favorites over their respective teammates while on the side lanes Rouhi is confirmed on the left and right duel between Turicchia and Comenencia. Savone, Pedro Felipe and Muharemovic will once again form the defensive trio to protect Daffara.
These are the probable lineups for the match that you can follow via TuttoC.com’s LIVE MATCH:
Vis Pesaro (3-4-2-1): F. Neri; Rossoni, Zagnoni, G. Neri; Da Pozzo, Di Paola, Nina, Mamona; Molina, Pucciarelli; Nicastro Available: Polverino, Mariani, Foresta, Giorgini, Gulli, Iervolino, Karlsson, Loru, Pecile, Rossetti, Valdifiori All. Roberto Stellone
Juventus Next Gen (3-4-2-1): Daffara, Savona, Pedro Felipe, Muharemovic, Turicchia, Damiani, Hasa, Rouhi, Nonge, Sekulov, Cerri Available: Garofoni, Scaglia, Stramaccioni, Mbangula, Mulazzi, Comenencia, Palumbo, Salifou, Perotti, Bassino, Bonetti All. Massimo Brambilla
Referee: Matteo Canci from Carrara (assistants: Elia Tini Brunozzi from Foligno and Marco Giudice from Frosinone). Fourth official: Edoardo Panici of Aprilia
