Rowing, obstacle Lazzate the synthetic and the unleashed Berberi the biggest pitfalls

VOGHERA

The Vogherese is expected tomorrow from a high-ranking clash, on the synthetic ground of the Ardor Lazzate. The Rossoneri, with high morale for the four consecutive victories, currently occupy fifth place, while Lazzate, who must recover a game, is only one length away, at 12 points. In view of the away match from Brianza, Mr. Giacomotti has no particular training problems. The Rossoneri coach has in fact the entire squad and will be able to carefully evaluate the choice of the starting module and the relative interpreters, with the certainty represented by the four-man defensive line; as far as midfield and attack are concerned, the Vogherese technician has so far adopted several options, alternating the solution of the rhombus midfield, with De Stradis playmaker behind the two strikers, and the option of a four-man midfield, with the presence of two high outside players with markedly offensive characteristics. It seems unlikely to resort to 4-3-3, used in the first half with the Seventh, a system in which Bahirov had struggled to adapt in the role of lateral striker.

In front of Voghe, there is an ambitious Lazzate, which aims at the top positions. The most fearful element of the Brianza area is certainly the Albanian striker Oltjan Berberi, 35, who scored six goals in the league out of the 11 overall scored by the team; alongside Berberi, coached by Giacomotti in Lomellina, is Luca Artaria, a 30-year-old forward, who moved from OltreVoghe to D in 2015-16. Lazzate strengthened during the current championship with the addition of Libero D’Onofrio, a 31-year-old winger who arrived from Pont Donnaz (D), with six career titles of Excellence behind him; strengthened the midfield with the inclusion of Stefano Baldan, 30, from Castellanzese (D), many years as a protagonist in the top amateur category. Two purchases of a higher category that testify the desire to excel of Roberto Bonazzi’s team. This morning Voghe will support the usual finishing at the Parisi. –

ALESSANDRO QUAGLINI