Water polo: play-off semi-final second leg of the Serie B championship. First time at the Naiads this year for Paolo Malara’s Pescara who must beat Muri Antichi Catania tomorrow (2.30 pm) to extend the series, after the knockout in game 1 suffered in Sicily.
First key moment for the Pescara Swimming and Water Polo season, tomorrow afternoon
at 2.30 pm he faces the Muri Antichi at Le Naiadi in game 2 of the play-off semi-final of the championship
Serie B. The biancazzurri have only one result available: they must win to rebalance the
point won by the Catania team three days ago in their pool, before going on to play for the winner
Sicily this Saturday.
The extra weapon comes from the return to Le Naiadi, in fact for the first seasonal appearance after a season in which the Delfino always played its home matches in Avezzano. The public’s push can be the real added value of this season finale, provided that the boys in the pool repeat the performance seen in Catania, eliminating those few but decisive empty passes that compromised the result in a match essentially balanced.
Everyone is available for Mister Paolo Malara, who will go to training after this evening’s training
issue the list of those called up. In the meantime, on the eve of the match, assistant coach Lorenzo Cacciagrano speaks
“We are convinced that we have what it takes to get to game 3” explains the coach. “We know we only have one result available, but if we repeat Saturday’s performance and with the help of our fans, we can do it. We finally play Le Naiadi, our home, and this may be a factor. Some carelessness seen on Saturday must be avoided in the pool: you must remain concentrated for all four halves. The Ancient Walls have demonstrated their goodness. They are a team with many solutions, as demonstrated by the many changes made during the match. But if we can get to the good stuff, anything can happen.”
The match will be broadcast live on the Pescara Nuoto e Facebook page
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