Two points divide Cosenza from their next opponent, Casarano. The Apulians, whose fans are linked by a solid friendship with that Bruzia, are the revelation of this start. However, the last period has caused the certainties acquired at the beginning of the season to falter. The three consecutive defeats have opened a breach that Di Bari’s group hopes to plug on the banks of the Crati. The negative streak has mitigated the excellent work done so far by Vito Di Bari’s team. Buscè’s team, therefore, will have to pay close attention to a deeply wounded opponent. The Silanes, in particular, must pay close attention to the opponent’s advanced sector.
The Casaranesi include one of the two top scorers in group C, former Crotone player Cosimo Chiricò, who has scored eight goals so far. A serious threat for the rossoblù rearguard, once again under accusation for the goal conceded in Altamura. The other special observer of the Wolves will be Giancarlo Malcore, Cosenza’s old transfer target in the Serie B years, protagonist of four goals in these first months of the tournament. Dametto and his associates must keep their eyes wide open against the fearsome opposing goal duo. Buscè’s team only once managed to lower the shutters in their home matches. He did it against Potenza after always conceding at least one mark against Salernitana, Catania, Giugliano and Atalanta. On the contrary, Casarano has always scored at least one goal away from home.
Designation. Saturday afternoon’s match will be directed by Giuseppe Vingo. The referee from Pisa has never met the rossoblù in his career. However, he has a precedent with Casarano, relating to 2020. In January of that year, in fact, the Apulians drew the away derby 0-0 against Taranto. At Marulla there will also be assistants Andrea Romagnoli from Albano Laziale, Cristiano Robilotta from Sala Consilina.
