Pianese ready to restart immediately. After the Pesaro defeat, now Pontedera

A bitter, very bitter defeat, the one suffered by Pianese at the Benelli stadium in Pesaro, which came to fruition in the dying seconds, in a handful of minutes. After holding out, numerically inferior, until the 90th minute, the Zebrette had to bow to Di Paola's conclusion from 25 meters, on which Boer could do nothing, and to Orellana's goal that came with the team completely unbalanced in pursuit of a desperate draw. The original sin, however, was the expulsion suffered by Nicoli, a naivety that in the end weighed heavily and not a little on the result. Another discordant note was the ugly accident happened to Frey, who was forced to leave the field early on a stretcher (the extent of the problem and recovery times will be known in the next few hours).

La defeat, however, has not upset the standings of the Amiatini: Simeoni and his teammates, with their 47 points, are still eighth; the distance of Carpi, Gubbio and Rimini has remained unchanged (all three have lost), only Perugia has gained a point, but is still at -7. If, having mathematically achieved safety with six days to spare, Pianese's objective is the play off, the finish line is still there, within reach. The important thing is that now, Formisano's team, quickly puts the defeat behind them and looks immediately, with conviction, to the next challenge, the home game on Friday against Pontedera (kick-off at 20,30:XNUMX).

"We need to see what led to that red card and what led to perhaps not being able to take the lead – the words of mister Formisano –. We take the solidity, the balance and the way we were on the pitch until the expulsion. For the end of the championship, we must certainly become more cunning. Let's not forget that we are a very young team and we must grow through experience".