Sangio ends up KO in the 94th minute. Bonura pays: sacked

SANGIOVANNESE 1 ORVIETANA 2

SANGIOVANNESE (3-5-2): Patata; Fumanti, Chelli, Santeramo; Bargellini (10' st Gianassi), Nannini, Foresta (32' st Della Spoletina), Cenci (10' st Romanelli), Pertica (32' st Rotondo); Nieri, Gaetani (19' st Bocci). Subs: Gioli, Acanti, Pardera, Lombardi. Coach Bonura

ORVIETANA (3-5-2): Formiconi; Ricci, Berardi, Mauro; Paletta (36' st Congiu), Sforza (32' st Coulibaly), Fabri, Simic (21' st Esposito), Petritaj (1' st Caravaggi), Panattoni, Caon (32' st Darboe). Subs: Rossi, Bologna, Proia, Barbini. Coach Rizzolo

Referee: Iheukwumere of the Eagle

networks: 6' st Caon (O), 40' st Rotondo (S), 50' st Panattoni (O)

Footnotes: Cenci cautioned. Santeramo sent off in the 16th minute of the second half for a shot when the ball was far away

SAINT JOHN – At the last dive Panattoni gives the three points to Orvietana sending Sangiovannese and its coach Marco Bonura, fired after the match, to hell. In the next few hours the club will make official the name of the replacement, the most popular profile is Loris Beoni but the former coach of Montevarchi and Riccione might not accept such a difficult situation. Another name circulating is that of the Tifernate David Ciampelli who coached Anconitana, Jesi, Porto d'Ascoli and Trestina in the category. The next few hours will be decisive. "An inevitable dismissal - commented Giuseppe Morandini - but both on this occasion and on others I saw a team without bite". Coming to the match, the first half only gave yawns to the approximately 250 fans who flocked to the Fedini. In the second half, in the 6th minute, Caon headed Orvietana into the lead, who also hit the post a minute later. Ten minutes later, Sangio remained in inferiority due to the expulsion of Santeramo (forbidden blow to the face) but despite this they equalized with a right-footed shot from Rotondo in the area but, right in the final menus, Panattoni from in front of the goal gave the victory that tastes like salvation for the Umbrians.

Massimo Bagiardi