With 90 minutes remaining in the championship, Campobasso wins group F of Serie D and is officially promoted to Serie C. First place goes to the Molise team, who defeated Angelini of Chieti with a clear 0-2. L’Aquila’s run instead stopped in Termoli: 0 to 0, with a half time given to the locals and several sensational opportunities wasted in the final. Cappellacci’s team will close the regular season at home against Notaresco and from second place will have to attack the play-offs to be at the top of the rankings for the professional repechages.
“I want to highlight the great season of the team, coach, public and city: we are proving that we are ready for the higher category. The company will leave nothing to chance and will take every path to play its cards. But she is ready to leave again to try again if there are no places for the repechage. It’s a shame, we made a bit of a fuss about it, but congratulations to Campobasso,” said rossoblu sporting director Perotti. “After this second round we also have clear ideas about future choices. Regrets? The defeat against Atletico Ascoli and, I believe, also the one against Sora. Cappellacci confirmed? I can’t talk about it now, my personal opinion on the field is very positive: for me it would deserve to give continuity to the project. But the club, together with the coach, will decide.”
Chieti, after the home defeat against the league leaders, remains 2 points away from fifth place, but in addition to having to win the last match on the calendar, they must hope that three of them lose: Roma City, Vigor Senigallia and Atletico Ascoli.
Avezzano wins again, beating Fano 2-0 at Dei Marsi and securing their place in the play-offs, even climbing to third place, overtaking Samb, fresh from yet another gray day (only a draw at home against Roma City) .
Notaresco falls at home against Atletico Ascoli 0-1 in the last home match of the season. Bruno’s team is safe and can go on holiday with their heads held high for having achieved a brilliant survival and having fought for a long time for a place in the play-offs, also expressing good football. “It’s a shame, we would have liked to fight until the end for the play-offs – said coach Alessandro Bruno – . We did well with the big teams and less well with the small ones, but we have one of the youngest teams in the group and I should have done more to make the team competitive even for more important objectives.”
