Boca Livorno flies to the final, 50 minutes of pure adrenaline with 15 goals – Livornopress

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April 29, 2024

Livorno 29 April 2024 – Boca Livorno flies to the final, 50 minutes of pure adrenaline with 15 goals

Fifteen goals, five yellow cards, a penalty and forty minutes of pure adrenaline: in a packed PalaBastia, Boca Livorno snatched the pass for the playoff final of group C thanks to the crackling 9-6 given to Mattagnanese BSL and, above all, to the four goals from an amazing Andrea Perciavalle who thus reaches one hundred and sixty-four goals with the blue and gold shirt.

THE RACE.

Faced with the beautiful view of the Via Mastacchi facility, Boca Livorno has the merit of immediately stepping on the accelerator, surprising the Florentine team right from the start; Perciavalle takes care of blowing the cap on the match with a brace that literally knocks out the Florentine team in the space of a few minutes: first the number ten is good at intercepting an erroneous clearance by De Gennaro to deposit the first goal in the goal to zero, then he is glacial in the action which sees him as the protagonist together with Catania in a counterattack which finds the red-green rearguard unprepared. Bartoli scores the hat trick by recovering the ball in midfield and closing the triangle with Perciavalle, shortly after it’s Boca again with the newly introduced Sardi taking advantage of a short clearance from Becchi on Pedani’s slash.

Only at this point does Mattagnanese wake up from the sleep of the first part of the match and manages to build the action that allows Naldi to shorten the distance: from the flag De Gennaro serves Gravina, the five in the white jersey is quick to favor the oncoming player Naldi who beats under measure; four to one.

Again Gravina and Naldi complete yet another turnaround resulting from a stolen ball in Catania. Boca four, Mattagnanese two. The hosts become dangerous again in Becchi’s area and find the goal again with Pipeschi’s flat shot, De Gennaro’s outside post acts as a starter for the new +4 Boca by Guerriero: Del Greco throws it long for Bartoli, the class of ’89 bowls in the area for the defender who scores.

The emotions continue with Eddaoudy’s goal and Gravina’s free throw promptly defused by an excellent Del Greco. Lepori also tries on the development of a free kick, Becchi rejects. However, the Gialloblù captain himself found a way to make amends at the end of the half with a solo that made it 7-3 for Boca.

The second half opens in the same way as the first half ended: Pedani takes the corner directly on Becchi, the goalkeeper doesn’t hold back and it’s child’s play for Perciavalle to score his very personal hat-trick. Despite the five goal difference, the two teams continue to press on the accelerator, leading Perciavalle, Bartoli, Gravina, Guidotti, Eddaoudy, Nardi and Catania to shoot and making the afternoon at PalaBastia particularly entertaining. The Florentines have the merit of believing in it to the end thanks also to Gravina’s free kick and the highly contested penalty masterfully converted by Secchioni: on this occasion it is clear how Bartoli, later sent off for a second yellow card, blocks Nardi’s blow with his chest. Two minutes from the siren De Gennaro restores parity with the complicity of Pipeschi, but fifty-six seconds from the siren Perciavalle explodes PalaBastia with the goal that definitively closes the score and gives Boca Livorno qualification to the final.

Next Saturday we return to the field for the first leg of the final which will give access to the national phase and which could give Boca Livorno another day of glory: facing them will be Futsal Prato who got rid of Real Casalgrandese last night with a overall 7-3. Bartoli was disqualified for the red card he received yesterday afternoon, the good news will be the return of Pisconti.