Having confirmed their competitive streak, Torres are now looking for a home win, a first since the opening matchday. Tomorrow at 2:30 PM, they'll be playing at the Vanni Sanna stadium against Vis Pesaro, a team currently in tenth place, their last place in the promotion playoffs.
Coach Alfonso Greco sums up the match: “Vis Pesaro is always a difficult team to face. We don't make calculations and we play with a strong mentality, looking to get the full result with a careful performance and taking advantage of the good moment after the draw at Ascoli and the victory at San Benedetto.”
Perugia is on a bye week due to Rimini's exclusion, while Sambenedettese is playing in Ravenna. It seems like a good opportunity to break away from their two direct rivals. "We're not making any calculations, but the schedule is getting shorter now, so we have to try to get the most out of it."