Excellency. Ponte Buggianese in trouble. Salvation is really far away

Once again the final minutes were fatal for the Ponte Buggianese, defeated 3-2 on the pitch FucecchioAfter going down 1-0, and then coming back thanks to goals from Martinelli and Granucci, the red and whites had to surrender to Sciapi's goal, which came almost at the end, when many thought that the equaliser was about to materialise at the Corsini stadium.

The Pontigiani continue to navigate the very dangerous waters of Group A of Excellencies, waters where they risk drowning and ending up in Promotion. The penultimate place, with an eight-point gap from Certaldo and Perignano, tied in the fifth-last position in Group A, is quite worrying when they leave three days to go in the regular season. "Unfortunately we are here to comment on another defeat - declared the red and white manager Gianni Sensi -. This time too it came in the final minutes, almost a curse. Against Sporting Cecina we were condemned to a stoppage by a penalty, awarded two minutes from the ninetieth. In Fucecchio instead the goal of the mockery came in full recovery. Luck does not seem to be on our side, also considering how the goal scored by Sciapi came. This time too we did not deserve to lose, that's for sure".

Now for the Ponte Buggianese it becomes even more difficult to straighten out the rankings and try to catch up with the playout. "Now we have two teams ahead of us, who already have an eight-point advantage. The mathematics do not condemn us yet, but the situation is really getting difficult, also considering the matches we have to play from now until the end, which are not at all easy. In fact, on Sunday we play Cenaia, who are second, and who are aiming to stay there to play the playoffs in the best possible way. Then we have the clash with Certaldo, who have had a great second half of the season, and who could also aim for direct salvation, given that they also have to play against Cuoiopelli. And finally we will also have to deal with Camaiore. Our destiny is in our hands, however. Salvation is really uphill".

Simone Lo Iacono