With Perugia's draw against former league leaders Arezzo, who were overtaken by Ravenna after beating Torres, the Sassari team is alone in second-to-last place. In reality, based on on-field results, they would be last, with just one win and four draws in thirteen matches, but Rimini, who have four more points, started with a 12-point deficit (penalty) and therefore remain behind.
The Sassari club has not yet announced whether Marco Sanna, who has been removed from the Primavera team, will remain on the bench, or whether a new coach will arrive this week, with former Carpi manager Cristian Serpini remaining in pole position.
The next few days feature three direct rivals: Perugia at home, and Livorno and Rimini away. These three crucial matches will shape the development of a championship that has turned into a nightmare.
