Excellence, the black and whites away to try to extend their lead. Sansepolcro for the escape. There is Terni for Armillei

It won’t be a classic top-of-the-table clash like last Sunday’s, but we believe that in some respects for the Sansepolcro today’s commitment, in the third return leg of theUmbrian excellence and still away, could paradoxically prove to be more complicated. The black and whites are in fact playing on the synthetic pitch of the “Orlando Strinati” stadium to face the Terni Football Club, without a doubt the great disappointment of a championship which should have seen the red and green team as the great protagonist, after having come close to winning last year promotion in D, which faded in the play-offs. But evidently every summer we start from scratch and the logic on paper – often for a series of reasons or unfavorable combinations – is not always reflected on the field. Indeed, the Terni Fc finds itself just above the play-out zone (at a safe distance, that’s for sure) and is coming off three consecutive losses, two of which at home. On the other side, there is a Sansepolcro which in 8 games has put together 6 wins and 2 draws, so also pay attention to the law of large numbers, not forgetting that Narnese hosts Umbertide Agape at home and is therefore ready to overtake them.

For the hosts, the three points are needed for safety, then there is still time to get back on track, but the result has become as vital as air. To complicate matters, the absence due to disqualification of the experienced striker Mario Pacilli and the midfielder Eridion Dida, moreover ex on duty. In Sansepolcro, the only one out (also behind the board) is the under-quota Diego Merciari, defensive winger, for whose replacement mister Armillei has more than one solution in mind; at the same time, here is Riccardo Valori in attack, who had to miss the double challenge against Cannara. In short, another Sunday that will lay bare the ambitions of the Biturgian team.

Claudio Roselli