The Benevento press was very critical of the performance offered by the Giallorossi team against Catania at the “Angelo Massimino” stadium. The header realtasannita.itin particular, reports: “The push of the 20,000 of the “Massimino” of Catania lethally neutralized the Witch of Auteri: the desire of the Etna players to save themselves, and therefore to access the play-offs by winning the Italian Serie C Cup, prevailed over the timid attempt of the Giallorossi to improve one’s final position”.
“Very soon, Mister Zeoli’s Sicilians gave the match their own rhythm and their desire to prevail and direct their championship positivelycompressing tremendously an awkward Benevento without the necessary personality to win the full spoils”it is read. “Just think, on the other hand, that Mr. Auteri has opted for a starting eleven without five starters who have been banned from playing, in order to be able to clear the cards and have the full squad in the first round of the play-offs. The difference compared to the usual chessboard, however, was tangible, because the hosts immediately began to push on the accelerator, in search of the three points”.
“In the second half, the Campania team experienced a worrying phase of eclipse: although they had to make a move to regain control of the match, the Witch has weakened, failing in the long run. The only hint of reaction from Benevento was revealed by Ciano who, after twenty-five minutes of oblivion from his entrance, rang with a free kick from sidereal distance, printed on the top of the crossbar as time expired”.
Cronachedelsannio.itinstead, highlights: “Mister Auteri had announced “war” to the Etna people, presenting the Strega as an exponentially growing team eager to win three points in Sicily to undermine the second position defended by Avellino. Result? A total defeatwith every promise promptly disregarded”.
We’re talking about a performance “among the worst under the management of the Floridia coach: a shy, awkward, often disorganized team. Just a few interesting plots in the first half, which involved Masciangelo and Lanini, then thrown to the winds by the disastrous Bolsius and Karic. In the second half, however, there was a debacle: at the moment in which it would have been necessary to press on the accelerator to resume the match and grab a positive result that would move the table, the Giallorossi gradually faded away.”.
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