Barbara D’Urso, Francesco Facchinetti and Elettra Lamborghini are already warming up their voices for the Granata Party which will take place on June 13th in Trapani. The Sharks are one step away from Serie A, only a victory at Paladozza this Friday is missing to achieve the much desired promotion. In front of them they will find an increasingly bruised Effe, given that Mark Ogden with a battered hand is added to the absent Aradori and Freeman who has just recovered from a few days of fever. The race will be live on Rai Sport starting at 9pm.
WHAT WORKS
Despite being at a disadvantage for most of the minutes, Trapani never let Effe escape definitively and in situations in which the opponents took off, they immediately mended the gap. In addition, the performance seen in race 2 was more choral, with the contribution of more team members in addition to the usual Alibegovic and Notae.
WHAT IS NOT WORKING
The start of the game, which had been fundamental in game 1, in the second game saw coach Diana’s men a little more stuttering and unable to dampen Fortitudo’s inertia, in addition an offensive blackout in the third quarter also risked of being a big problem, which did not turn out to be such given the same effect on the Bologna bank.
THE MAGIC MOMENT
The most continuous and the driving force behind Trapani was Amar Alibegovic who put Effe’s long department to the test throughout the second match. Teoman’s son finished the game with a double-double of 17 points and 10 rebounds.
THE KEY DUEL
The key duel for Game 3 will be between two players who have remained fairly silent so far in the series: Matteo Fantinelli and Stefano Gentile. They are the directors of the two teams and for now they have remained behind the scenes pulling the strings, but the limelight could come in the third act of the series.
BM’S PREDICTION
The forecast is always in favor of Trapani and clearly now with the match point in hand the chances for Fortitudo to be able to reopen the series are close to zero.
In the photo Gentile (Ciamillo Castoria)
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