The final of the 5th edition of the Memorial “Giuliani-Venanzoni-Pastori” was won 4-0 over Borghetto. For 3rd/4th place, Castelfrettese beat Monserra 4-2. Rota’s team also took home the top scorer award with Polenta and the MVP of the match with Bontempi
CUPRAMONTANA, 1 July 2024 – Great evening of football at the Sauro Ippoliti of Cupramontana, who with the triumph of Tre Castelli in the Under 17 final the 5th edition of the “Giuliani-Venanzoni-Pastori” Memorial ends in style, organized by Cupramontana, this year with well 22 teams, including 10 in the Under 17 category.
Castelfrettese 3rd place
The final wait for the 1st place in fact sees the domination of Tre Castelli, who after a triumphal path without ever having lost becomes champion by beating 4-0 the Borghetto (who deserve credit for having fought in the final until the end) with goals (all in the second half) by Alassane Traore, Davide Mencucci, Samuele Volpi and Mevale Konè which gave the final, the cup and the party to the Biancoblu club, celebrated by a beautiful crowd that came to cheer on its champions, giving a beautiful image of sport.
Monserra 4th place
In the final at 7pm valid for the 3rd/4th place, Castelfrettese got the better of Monserra after a very balanced match, which saw the “Frogs” take lead twice between the first and second half with two goals Lorenzo Bontempi before being reached on both occasions by Monserra, first with Nicola Lorenzetti and then with a penalty by Samuele Capitanelli. The decisive moment of the match, however, came midway through the second half, with Alessio Polenta (top scorer of the tournament with 9 goals) who brings his team back in front on 3-2 and the 2nd penalty, this time missed, by Capitanelli, before the final 4-2 by Bontempi, MVP of the match thanks to the hat-trick he scored.
Alessio Polenta top scorer of the tournament with 9 goals awarded by Mayor Giampieri
The final awards were given by Terzo Capogrossi, president of Cupramontana, Enrico Giampieri, mayor of Cupramontana, Valentino Di Guglielmo, sports councilor, and the Mr. Giuliani and Mr. Venanzoni representing the families of Valentino Giuliani and Fabio Venanzoni, two historic managerial figures of Cuprense football.
In the closing ceremony, the 4 teams that reached the final phase were awarded of the Under 17 and Alessio Polenta of Castelfrettese, who was awarded as the tournament’s top scorer after a fantastic run with 9 goals in 6 games.
Now that the competition is over, we can declare this edition a great success, never so rich in teams, the result of the great work and great commitment of the company, in particular of President Terzo Capogrossi and the Head of the youth sector Giuliano Maggi, who allowed the success of this tournament.
Three Castles-Borghetto 4-0
The first attack of the match is by Borghetto, who sees Scarpini’s possible goal of the lead disallowed for offside after 6 minutes from the start. In the 11th minute, the first great opportunity for Tre Castelli, with Traorè who shoots with precision from the edge of the area, finding a great response from Bernotti who sends it to the corner. The first half, after an initial stalemate, continues with Tre Castelli managing possession, building interesting play patterns in attack, and Borghetto trying to make themselves dangerous on the counterattack with Scarpini’s accelerations.
Borghetto 2nd place
During the first half the Tre Castelli (close-up photo) came close to taking the lead several times with Konè who kicked just wide, with Volpi who, served by Konè one-on-one with Bernotti, found the miracle of the Borghetto goalkeeper, and with Piaggesi, who first found a great response from an excellent Bernotti and then kicked high from a good position. The second half began as the first had begun, with the two teams waiting for the right moment to strike. In the 63rd minute Tre Castelli broke the deadlock with a goal from Alassane Traorè, who promptly collected a rebound in the area and managed to beat Bernotti’s wall with his left foot. Two minutes later Tre Castelli immediately found the second goal, with a pass to cut across the area from Piaggesi from the left and Davide Mencucci who, left alone on the other side, only had to tap the ball into the net for 2-0. With the double disadvantage, Borghetto was forced to expose itself and leave space for the offensive ideas of Tre Castelli, who in the 77th minute signed the 3-0 with Samuele Volpi, who entered the area with the ball at his feet and with a powerful right foot shot scored behind Bernotti. The icing on the cake was Mevale Konè who, after a super performance in midfield in all 90 minutes, in the 81st minute won and converted the penalty for the final 4-0, which closed the accounts in the final and started the deserved celebration of Tre Castelli, encouraged throughout the match by an excellent crowd.
Rarely: Traore, Mencucci, Volpi, Konè
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Referee: Alessio Fermani (Jesi Section) Assistants: Factor Search
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