Gir. D: Porto Cervo raises its head against Berchidda, Ittiri Sprint merciless against Palau
L’Arzachena he had to settle for just one point in the match at the highly rated home team Campanedda, but thanks to Castelsardo’s slip, they secure first place in the standings with a six-point advantage over the team coached by Mr. Borrotzu. The equalizer from the league leaders, who went behind in the first half, was scored by Zela, who scored from eleven metres. The Sassari team remain in the running for a play-off place, with 63 points in their pocket, equal to Monte Alma.
The Castlesardoas already mentioned, leaves its feathers in the burrow of the Mount Alma, which prevailed with a clear 2 to 0 final. The red and blue, thanks to these three very important points, thus move to just one point away from second place.
Tris externally for the Badesiwhich does not grant discounts to Folgore Tissi: the 3-0 gained within the 90′ of play bears the signatures of Ehichioya, with an assist from Cagnoni, Mura, who scored directly from a free kick, and Cagnoni, who headed in the beautiful cross from Gugbreaker.
Extreme success in terms of salvation for the Siligowhich beats the Plaguesnarrowly, with the final result of 2 to 1: the hosts broke through with goals from Luca Mura and Ortu.
Instead, the match ends in a draw, but with four goals in total Valledoria And Oschirese: the hosts win the decisive point for survival thanks to goals from Marco Piras and Roberto Seu. The hosts maintain a two-point lead over their direct opponents.
Very heavy victory also forIttiri Sprintwho won three golden points by beating the Palau with a sumptuous 5 to 2 final: locals Moro, Andrea Simula and Cuccu scored three times.
Success to be remembered also forOlmedowhich wins the comparison with the Saint George Perfugas: victory won by Pinna and Livesi.
Breath of fresh air for the Porto Cervowhich beats the Berchidda with a clear 4 to 0 final and the race towards salvation resumes: the success brings the signatures of Fabio Reynozo Lucente, Spano, a brace for him, and De Santis, who scores from eleven metres.
