A name, Lorenzo. A surname, Galeotti. A characteristic, being giant. And a message, simple and unequivocal: «I want the Scudetto». Avellino opened it and read it, studied it and memorized it. But probably not fully understood. As for the RenateCristiano is probably already preparing some blackboards for explain to Napoli and his companions how to stop him. He seems to be a central defender by profession, preferably in a three-man defence. It looks like a disguise.
And in the meantime, what is Ancona doing? He cuddles his jewel, willingly climbs onto his shoulders and flies to the Scudetto final. Replacing De Michele’s goal was an illusion for Avellino. Playing a second half almost perfectask the non-paying spectator for exception: George named, Talozzi surname, doorman by profession. By making you live an unforgettable evening for all of Anconaat the center of the storm due to the affair linked to the failure of the first team to register in Serie C. And in a Riviera delle Palme “closed” to the public only partially (and thank goodness…), Bilò enjoys one historic Scudetto final.
DOORS OPEN OR CLOSED?
«Sensational in the Scudetto semi-final! They will play the game of life behind closed doors». Take and erase, forget. «So much for closed doors…» we hear from an anonymous source. What changes compared to usual? Parents, grandparents, uncles, friends and girlfriends moved from the east to the west grandstand. Virtually nothing. But it’s great news, no discussion. Legend has it that someone a Civitanova Marche is rejoicing. Any clues? Two colors, black and blue. It’s Pulcinella’s secret…
And while De Michele (at dawn for Avellino) e Galeotti (at sunset for Ancona) they open and close a substantially balanced first half (1-1), even the western steps share the stakes. The order is the same. Before “Wolves, wolves, wolves», clearly in a loud voice and clearly green-white shore. By straightening the antennas you can even hear someone howling… Then the most classic of choruses: «Ancona, Ancona, Ancona». Always shouting, almost as if wanting to give voice to the organized red and white fans. If Bilò’s boys are among the four strongest in Italy, part of the credit goes to them too. Iconicthe frame is unforgettable away against Benevento. Serie A stuff…
Shot of the grandstand of the Riviera delle Palme in San Benedetto del Tronto
FIFTY SECONDS
Further study is necessary Lorenzo Galeotti, the giant. On the left arm the captain’s armband, two feet lower as God commands. Giant always and forever, a little in the first half (powerful break for the equalizer) and a little, actually very, very much, in the second half. Within about fifty seconds it wreaks havoc. First he strikes a sensational pole (36′), then he remembers that he is extraordinary and nothing, does the extraordinary (37′). Schiavoni’s corner he is almost perfect, as is the left-handed player (but what save did Pezzella make?) in the middle ground between Galeotti’s two conclusions.
AND the turning point. Definitely expected, equally certainly late. Meanwhile Talozzi doesn’t risk anything, Bilo gets practically all the changes right and Guides he almost closes it. Details, in hindsight. Details because the red and white part of the west stand, shortly after Papagno’s final whistle, starts a chorus that is worth more than anything else: «We’re going to the final». The event is one not to be missed: San Benedetto del Tronto, Tuesday 18 June e against Renate.
THE SCORESHEET (being updated)
ANCONA-AVELLINO 2-1
GOALS (0-1, 2-1): 30′ De Michele (Av), 46′ Galeotti (An), 37′ st Galeotti (An).
ANCONA (3-4-2-1): Talozzi, Parioli (21′ st Cilla), Carlini, Schiavoni, Galeotti, Bassi (1′ st Tranquilli), Magini, Latini (21′ st Montagna), Garavalli (31′ st Guideri), Abagnale, Pepa (44′ st Maraschio). Available Ruzzi, Pierangeli, Fazzano, Altieri. Annex Bilò.
AVELLINO (4-3-3): Pezzella, Urciuoli, Mancini, Amiranda (38′ st Napolitano), Catalano, Giunto, Chipak (1′ st Garofalo), Dini (23′ st Bianco), D’Onofrio (23′ st Coppola), Baldari (36′ st Manzo), De Michele (1′ st Lanzone). Available Marini, Cecere, Paraggio. All. Mill.
REFEREE: Papagno of Rome.
ASSISTANTS: Bianchi of Rome 1 and Agostino of Rome 1.
FOURTH MAN: Petraglione of Termoli.
WARNED: Magini (An), Lanzone (Av).
