The trail of controversy after Race 2 between Fortitudo and Trapani is still very much alive and will tend not to subside until Friday, when the series will move to Paladozza. From the verbal clash between the Granata president Valerio Antonini And coach Attilio Caja to the disputed refereeing choices, the climate is anything but relaxed.
Fear of riots
A situation that risks spilling over onto the public and puts the entire Sicilian expedition on guard, ready to play one or two match points promotion in Bologna. There fear of possible clashes or episodes of urban guerrilla warfare is very strong so much so that the transfer of the supporters Trapani.
Antonini’s request
As reported by TeleSud, the number one of Trapani he would have had a conversation with the Fortitudo management and the Lega president Francesco Maiorana so that the Paladozza matches can take place safely.
In particular, in the event of disturbances in Race 3, scheduled for Friday evening, Antonini he would be inclined to ask for a “closed doors” arrangement in a possible fourth confrontation in the series.
Towards Game 3: Ogden in doubt
If the atmosphere in the stands is becoming more and more incandescent, the parquet is no different. The first two matches of the playoff final series showed intense and competitively “bad” basketball.
Aradori’s absence certainly weighed on the economy of the strong attack, largely led by Mark Ogden. The American, however, risks having to withdraw right at the moment highlight of the season.
Due to a frustrated punch given to a wall in the locker room, the “big man” he had to go to hospital where he received 10 stitches and subsequent bandages.
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