Garlasco returns to win in the most complicated match and now he sees positive

With Montecchio 2 precious points, coach Maranesi breathes and wants another salvation shot against the rear Brugherio

GARLASCO

In the game on paper perhaps less drinkable than this final round of the first round in the White group of the men’s A3 series, Volley 2001 Garlasco captures an important home victory against Sol Lucernari Montecchio.

“Finally, we needed it” exclaims coach Marco Maranesi on the sidelines of the painful, but desired, comeback victory at the tie break. “Technically, the first set is the one we played best ever, putting on the pitch what we had prepared this week, knowing well, for example, that Montecchio Maggiore was very strong on the block, then we suffered a bit also because at these levels, when you let your opponents run away by four or five points, it becomes very difficult to recover ». Also in this race, Garlasco alternated very positive moments with amnesia: «We are like that, we light up a little, we switch off a little. If the reception works, then everything works both in the setting and in attack, otherwise we get into difficulties ».

other points are needed

Against Montecchio Maggiore, Maranesi was unable to field Filippo Resegotti who broke a finger of his hand. And the central Giampietri who had been reconfirmed in the starting sextet after the positive test seven days earlier also lost. The player, in a block action, brought back the classic “bagging” of three fingers. Christmas will not offer breaks for the players of coach Maranesi who will still be on the field on Sunday, although it is Boxing Day, for the away match on the field of Gamma Chimica Brugherio which will close the first round. Garlasco seeks salvation points. “In the last few races we have probably left three or four points on the road, but I am slowly seeing both collective and individual growth and this is the path we must continue to take, trying to limit the empty passages and mistakes every time” concludes Maranesi confidently. . –

Fabio Babetto