SASSARI. The Sardinian teams of the D series are biting the brake but on Sunday, for the resumption of the championship after a month of rest, several matches will be missing. Milk have in fact been postponed …
SASSARI. The Sardinian teams of the D series are biting the brake but on Sunday, for the resumption of the championship after a month of rest, several matches will be missing. In fact, Latte Dolce-Arzachena and Aprilia-Muravera have been postponed, as well as Giugliano-Cynthialbalonga, to which Monterotondo-Vis Artena is added. This is the situation in the island teams.
Torres. On Sunday the rossoblù will be on the field for the last round of the first leg against Atletico Uri in an away match at almost zero kilometers. It is played in Usini (the 300 tickets on sale for Sassari supporters have been pulverized) and for Torres the goal is fixed on 3 points, even more obligatory after the half disappointment at the end of the year with the home team in recovery with the Vis Artena. And after these 90 ‘by no means simple the key appointment on the field of leaders Giugliano. Probably the debut of the newcomer Alessandro Gurini, defender of 2003. (sa.u.)
Atletico Uri. Few would have bet that Atletico Uri would ever have played a Serie D match against Torres. Massimiliano Paba’s team managed to give their best with the big teams and proved it by inflicting the only defeat on leaders Giugliano. “The challenge against Torres will be a great stimulus for us, a very important challenge from all points of view: for the team, the club and our fans – says the president Gianpiero Pilo”. (f.c.)
Carbonia. Three away games in one week for Carbonia. It starts on Sunday with the trip to Santa Maria Capua Vetere, with the Gladiator, for the last day of the first round. On Wednesday the recovery in Artena, the Sunday following in Sassari the first return with Sweet Milk. «We are recovering the injured – says the president Stefano Canu – Kore, Agostinelli and Mastino, and all the others are available. Of course, we haven’t played for over a month and we have had new entries, so we don’t know how well we are but I count on the boys’ desire to change the season ». (c.f.)
Lanusei. On Sunday with Cassino he will make his debut on the bench of Lanusei Oberdan Biagioni. The club hopes that starting from Monday 24 January the football federation will grant a new transfer window, the third, because it must absolutely replenish a remodeled squad after the departures of Gualtieri, Ravanelli, Raimo, Darboe, Mastrone, Meladandri and Vari. Mister Biagioni wants to start with a victory. (a.b.)
Sweet Milk. After more than a month of abstinence from 90 ‘, the Sweet Milk has to wait a little longer. The Biancoceleste championship was supposed to restart with the home derby with Arzachena, but the emeralds struggling with Covid had to declare a forfeit. The last game played was dated 18 December, in the derby lost to Torres. In the meantime there was the farewell of the defender Patacchiola, replaced by Gianluca Gualtieri, from Lanusei. (sa.u.)
Arzachena . Arzachena will have to wait a little longer to make their league debut in 2022. After the postponement of the away match against Vis Artena (scheduled yesterday afternoon), the official postponement of the match against Latte Dolce, scheduled for Sunday at Vanni Sanna di Sassari, for the positivity of some members of the team group in the emerald house. Arzachena had closed 2021 with a streak of convincing performances that had brought them to the full playoff area.(p.m.)
Muravera. Francesco Loi, the coach of Muravera, for the demanding trip to Lazio against fourth-placed Aprilia Racing, would finally have had all the players in the squad available. But the game will not be played, postponed due to the positivity at Covid found in the team group of the Lazio company. In December, Muravera strengthened with the purchase of midfielder Andrea Demontis (class ’95), arrived from Sanremese, of central defender Francesco Mileto (1995), experienced player, former Juve Stabia (Serie B), Messina, Akragas ( Lega pro), and goalkeeper Antonio Oliva (‘2000), formerly of Fasano. (a.b.).