Gelbison-Reggina 0-1
Scorers: 45′ st Barillà.
Gelbison: Courier 6; Semeraro 6, Viscomi 6, Urquiza 6, Scognamiglio 5.5; Fernandez 6 (14′ st Coscia 6), De Martino 6, Chironi 6 (14′ Uliano 6); Kosovan 6, Ferreira 5.5 (22′ st Castro 5.5), Liurni 6.5 (31′ st Russo 6). All. Agovino 6.5.
Reggina: Lagonigro 6; Giuliodori 6, Adejo 7, D. Girasole 6.5, Distratto 6; Fofana 6, Laaribi 6 (14′ st Macrì 6.5) ; Edera 5.5 (41′ st Barillà 7), Mungo 6 (50′ st R.Girasole sv), Palumbo 5.5 (14′ st Sartore 5.5); Ferraro 5.5 (27′ st Driving 6). All. Sorci 6.5.
Referee: Costa di Busto Arsizio 6.
Notes: Booked: Semeraro, Kosovan, Edera, Giuliodori, Distratto, Macrì, Guida, Scognamiglio. Recovery time: 2′ and 7′. Corners: 5-3
Reggina transformed the most difficult match of recent times into its ninth consecutive victory. It was decided by Captain Barillà who, upon returning from injury, scored a decisive penalty with time almost up. Scognamiglio’s handball in the area was clear on the development of a corner which generated the decisive episode to defeat an excellent Gelbison.
Amaranto rewarded for a careful match, in which they did not shine but used their heads in managing a challenge in which the absences of Ragusa and Di Grazia had an impact. Reggina thus continues their comeback in the standings: they are now second, -2 from the top occupied by Igea Virtus and on par with Savoia (next Sunday there will be a direct clash at the Granillo).