Seven days that condense an entire season; one last series to achieve salvation and therefore remain in the top flight. This is what awaits Repower Sanga Milanand similarly the O.ME.PS Battipagliawhich starting tomorrow will give life to the last playout series of the season.
Game 1 will be played in Battipaglia on Sunday 12 May at 7.30 pm while the second chapter of the series will take place at the Bocconi Sports Center on Tuesday 15 April at 8.30 pm. A field factor that therefore favors the Campania team who won three games in the regular season against the two of the Orange team. However, the two victories of the Milanese team came against Battipaglia and this will make a match made sportingly dramatic by the context even more interesting.
The first match between the two teams dates back to the second day of the regular season and since then both teams have changed a lot; just think that the two top scorers of that match, Pellington for Repower and Monteiro for Battipaglia, are no longer part of their respective rosters. Even Battipaglia will be able to count on Yurkevichus who had started the season with the Orange uniform. Present in the series instead is Ferrari Calabro, which probably represents the emotional leader of the team. And if Repower has included Vintsilaiou in the control room, Battipaglia can also count on a new playmaker compared to the first match between the two teams: Domenger who is maintaining very interesting averages (8.5 points and 2.2 assists in the regular season).
Angeliki Vintsilaiou on the eve of Game 1 declared: “Regular Season and Playout They are completely different sports! They have changed a lot since we last faced them! And we have also added an excellent player under the boards. I think whoever will have more desire to win, he will be mentally more ready, he will have a good chance of doing it. We are all full of enthusiasm and we want to do our job! The season is already long and we want to do everything we can to end it positively on our home court! a team we respect a lot. I like playing games with clear objectives and pressure, of course I’m a little stressed, but once I get the ball rolling I know it will pass.”
