Abba Pineto aggravates Garlasco’s crisis at the PalaRavizza which has never been questioned

Lomellini careless and imprecise, the guests only need 75 ‘to close the match. Ranking alarming, but the calendar can help

PAVIA

There may be two ways to read the current prolonged and unconvincing moment of Volley 2001 Garlasco beaten at home yesterday in three sets and an hour and a quarter by Abba Pineto after similar treatment received eight days earlier in Prata di Pordenone.

You can take refuge in the corner kick of a very complicated calendar phase against top-tier opponents with decidedly superior technical figures. Or you can run the risk of passing for vaguely ungenerous and, after a series of non-matches like the last two, but also others previously in this second round, underlining both a clear regression compared to the tests in December. Above all, a too rapid surrender and a simultaneous mental short circuit of the team at the first arising of difficulties in games that have perhaps already been previously cataloged as not suitable for drinking.

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But yesterday’s first and third set against the strong Abba Pineto had a plot that is difficult to accept and the second lost to the advantages with a couple of choices that can be reviewed in the topical and decisive moments seems instead to confirm that of closed and impossible matches. there aren’t any, as long as you believe in it and don’t get the opposite in your head in advance. Another confirmation comes from the three-point victory captured by Savigliano away to San Donà di Piave, another mid-high ranking team and next opponent of the Volley 200

1 Garlasco al palaRavizza. And Bologna also won at the tie break at home with Montecchio Maggiore, while Fano won the direct clash with ViviBanca Torino away from home and, little by little, he moves away from the battle for salvation. Brugherio also wins by three points in Belluno confirming that, in the queue, they are all more alive than Garlasco.

The hot potato was and remains in the hands of coach Vittorio Bertini whose roster, since he took over from Marco Maranesi, has been relegated with two points in six games, of which five have been lost. The good thing is that, from now on, there will be no more clashes with the big names. Yesterday’s breaking latest news ends in a few flashes, starting from Bertini’s time out at 3-9 after a pipe from Bertoli son (Bertoli father, an Olympic blue totem, runs on the bench).

Garlasco is often in trouble in reception, he has a partial return with Crusca on 7-10, but he misses a lot and is a guest escape (11-16, 13-20 and Bertini’s second time out) and 15-25 quick. He always plays evenly in the second set, as if there were another Garlasco on the pitch. Pineto struggles, gets busy (11-8 and Bertoli’s time out on Magalini’s pipe), Volley 2001 also has the ball set at 24-23, but here the spell ends with a couple of unclear choices that solve the problems of Pineto (25-27). The third set exists until 6-6, then 10-17, 13-21, 15-25 and Garlasco who has pulled the plug for quite a while .—

Fabio Babetto