Black eagle, non-stop flight “Beware of the second round”

BOLLENGO

The Ivrea black eagle is a steamroller. The 7-a-side football team is first in the Uisp Ivrea over 40 championship standings. The team of honorary president Tony Cuomo finished the first round in first place with full points: nine wins in as many matches, with an advantage over the second, the Bellavista, by six points. Nine points from the third, the Pavonese. The president and coach Gianni Altamura was satisfied with this goal: «We started the season with the aim of reaching the first two teams in Group A and thus being able to compete in the regional phase. The team started the season in the best way and after the first halfway point they are in first place with a good margin of advantage over the second, the Bellavista. Analyzing these nine games then, the most difficult matches were those against Eporedia and Bellavista, both won 4-3, but very painful and fought until the last second. The second round began on Monday, but our match against Settimo Vittone was postponed to next week – says Altamura -. The second halfway point will be more complicated, because everyone will want to try to beat us and we will have to be good at maintaining the advantage gained over the pursuers. The championship will end the week of 13 June when we will face Canottieri – comments Altamura – and to be able to finish first we must continue to play as a team, as we did in the first round ». The Black Eagle plays its home games in Bollengo and five years ago, when it reached the regional stage, reaching the final, it would be fantastic to be able to improve that milestone, already historic for Canavese Uisp 7-a-side football. This is the rose. Goalkeepers: Davide Piscopo and Samuel Boscolo. Defenders: Gianni Altamura, Andrea Bortolato, Luca Campestre, Roberto Mordenti and Marco Pison. Midfielders: Marco Marengo, Walter Go, Yuri Barisone, Paolo Di Sarno and Enrico Agnesod. Forwards: Alessandro Agostino (top scorer with 26 goals), Alessandro Moschetta, Gianluca Actis Perino and Paolo Bernardini. –