After the daring victory in the beautiful city of Fano, SIECO is called to repeat itself in front of its public on Saturday 22 April at 20.30 for a decisive GAME TWO.
Sold out. The Palasport is Sold-Out with just over one thousand and one hundred tickets sold in just a few hours. A hundred fans from the Marches are also expected, ready to lend a hand to their favorites.
If the fearless were to win, it would be Serie A2, otherwise the first lucky one to walk the “stairway to heaven” will decide with the beautiful match three, scheduled for Tuesday 25 April at 19.00 again in that of Fano.
The team between the two that does not pass this playoff would still have the possibility of fighting for promotion by returning to the PlayOff phase starting from the Semifinals but it is still too early to know the name of the opponent.
Everything goes smoothly in the blue-and-white house. Coach Nunzio Lanci is preparing for the difficult challenge in the best possible way after having thoroughly analyzed the first leg: «In Fano we played a very good match despite not being continuous in service. Excluding that fantastic series by Marshall at the end of the first set, we weren’t able to worry too much about the reception of the Fanesi and this allowed them to build their game better. We also suffered from the contribution of an extraordinary Petrarca who, despite having arrived for a few days, has further increased the potential of an already excellent team. For our part, we were just as good at staying attached to the race even in times of difficulty, demonstrating how fantastic and tenacious our group is. It is precisely with these considerations in mind that we are preparing for Saturday’s challenge. On our side we will have the home crowd and the awareness that one last effort could take us to heaven ».
If you are one of those who have not been able to obtain the entrance ticket, the alternative is to follow the race from the website www.impavidapallavolo.it.
The referees designated to direct this very delicate competition are Messrs. Vecchione Rosario (Salerno) and Grassia Luca (Frascati).
