Pavia, 4 direct clashes to get back on top But the goalkeeper puzzle remains

Accademia, Club Milano, Base 96 Seveso and Rhodense are the next rivals of the Azzurri on the hunt for safety points

PAVIA

Four matches that will decide the future of Pavia. The calendar proposes as many battles for salvation in the next 4 challenges. After having wasted the opportunity to score points in Gavirate, with the defeat costing the bench to Giuseppe Fiorito, the Azzurri are about to face the teams that occupy the bottom 5 positions with them.

The path

It will start with Sunday’s delicate derby in Sant’Alessio, against an Accademia Pavese relaunched by the away victory against Club Milano. Then Pavia will host the Base 96 Seveso with which I now share the fourth from last place at 18 and will visit the Settimo Milanese, rear but loose cannon, as demonstrated by the success achieved a few weeks ago on the Varzi. The cycle of head-to-head clashes will end with the internal match with Rhodense: 12 points up for grabs that can give a turning point to Pavia’s salvation race which, we recall, has not won in 9 matches in which it has only obtained 5 points, the result of as many draws. , suffering 4 defeats. Four “heavy” races to design the play out area which today sees four teams in just 2 points. If today the numbers say that taking back Gavirate (sixth last and first team that would be saved today) appears difficult given that the Varese players have 6 points ahead of Pavia and Seveso, even 10 over Calvairate (tenth). It is essential for Pavia to conquer victories that have been missing for too long and that in the case will be worth double because against direct competitors in the fight not to relegate. The company is expecting news on the goalkeeper speech. The young Tommaso Picone (2002), who had started the season as third and behind the owner Elia Boari (injured his knee three weeks ago) and who also on Sunday with Varesina reiterated that he is not yet adequate to the responsibility of the role, must be joined an expert element; meanwhile, the former deputy of Boari, Antonio Guarino (2002), who moved to Olginatese in group B of Serie D, is playing very little. –

Enrico Venni