VENICE – We need to be clear, there’s no point in beating around the bush. Vuelle needs more than a miracle to avoid the descent to A2.
Having said it a thousand times to Carpegna Prosciutto, it’s not enough to win in Mestre against Reyer Venezia because Sacchetti’s boys also have to hope for a series of lucky matches.
Paper and pencil, write down what has to happen: first of all Treviso has to lose at the PalaVerde against a Tortona team arithmetically in the playoffs and which can only finish seventh by winning and hoping for a knockout for Trento against Virtus Bologna, which in turn it has to take home the full spoils to close the Serie A regular season in first place. In short, a defeat for Nutribullet is not so impossible, given that Bertram Yachts could finish 7th and not 8th, without considering the different technical values on the field with the Piedmontese clearly favored compared to the Venetians.
Pistoia, Varese’s next opponent, must win to maintain at least 6th place in the ranking against an Openjobmetis team that is already mathematically safe, despite the KO against Treviso yesterday in Masnago.
If Varese, Treviso and Pesaro arrive on equal points, Carpegna Prosciutto would still be relegated. This means that the Marche region will only be saved in the event of Varese’s victory in Pistoia and Treviso’s defeat in Casale Monferrato against Tortona, taking Pesaro’s success in Venice for granted – which is not to be taken for granted.
UMANA REYER VENICE – CARPEGNA PROSCIUTTO PESARO
Worse for Vuelle, the match against Reyer couldn’t start.
All bad and so bad that you don’t even need to know what’s happening on the other fields. Nothing succeeds at Vuelle, Venice does what it wants. Mc Duffie tries to give Pesaro confidence but it’s not enough, the first siren sounds at 27-20, the already uphill road becomes almost impossible. And Treviso already has an 11 point lead over Bertram.
