BENE COSI '
The sixteenth victory of the day was easily the most part predictable, certainly not for the low caliber of the opponent, but more for its attudine to deploy out of the house, a training "lighter" than home games. Nevertheless, today's victory is not to diminish, because it represents another milestone in the quest for continuity that will be essential until the end of the season.
"Today I want to score!"
said, it has clearly stated our microphones in this game he wanted to peel off the "zero" that accompanies it from the beginning of the season on the scoresheet marker and was word: after the initial advantage of the Great Piazza, Thomas Palmas, marking the first goal of the season. The fact that it was made into his own goal, it's just a minor detail: the important thing was to put it in! : D
Seriously, the Great Square is not discouraged after the unfortunate draw, and reacts immediately, taking on the 3 to 1. The Body Sex in opening bars of the first half, but it is still very concentrated, and uses a small defensive blunder of the men of the Beretta, putting on 3 to 2. From this point on, however, the game takes a different turn, and the Piazza Grande at the bottom of your foot presses the accelerator, ending the first time on 6 to 2.
MISSION IMPOSSIBLE
Sportland The office said, as reported by Sportland Channel: Davide Beretta also wants to reach a height of one hundred goals this season. Very difficult undertaking, because it means doing 20 goals in three games (an average of 6.66 goals per game!). Well after today, the goal is much closer: the team plays in the network to send David, and David tries to capitalize on this opportunity, sending the ball behind the goalkeeper 11 times, bringing his total score to 91. Now there are only nine goals in two games, the mission is a little less impossible.
In the second half there was not just history, and the end result, says 14 to 2 for the Piazza Grande. Besides the already mentioned eleven goals from Beretta, goes to the network even with a brace Raciti, and listen, listen, Thomas Palmas.
said, was to speak. :)
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