MILAZZO – MODICA 2-1
MARKERS: 24′ Maimone; 35′ The Sword; 95′ Franchina.
MILAZZO: Piccioni 7, Salvo 7.5 (93′ Locantro 7), Franchina 7.5, Foti 7.5, Dama 7 (83′ Ozawje 7), Cassaro 7, Bucolo 7, Gatto 7, Diallo 7 (78′ Ferrè 7) , La Spada 7.5 (96′ Presti sv), Corso 7 (73′ Scolaro 7). All. Bognani. (12 Morabito, 13 Iannello, 16 Salamone, 17 Kari).
EDIT: Pontet 6.5, Mollica 6, Magliano 6.5, Cacciata 6.5, Cappello 6 (80′ Success 6), Incatasciato 6, Maionese 6.5, Palmisano sv (12′ Rossi 6), Arquin 6, Idoyaga 6 ( 69′ Sapalo 6), Vitelli 6 (83′ Messina 6). All. Ferrara. (12 La Licata, 15 Rallo, 17 Kondila, 18 Triolo, 19 Susino).
REFEREE: Bogo of Oristano 8
MILAZZO – Milazzo takes away the “title” of battleship from Modica and becomes the only leader of the Eccellenza championship. Bognani’s team with a goal scored in full stoppage time sends a strong signal to the championship and now, even if it is premature to say, everyone must beware of the Mamertines. On a day that was not favorable on paper for the rossoblù, all the predictions were reversed. Gioiosa defeated Vittoria, and with the success Gatto and his associates found themselves alone at the top of plus 3. The decisive episode in the final: in the last minute of injury time from a throw-in the ball reached Locantro who served Ferrè, good at finding Franchina in the area who has no difficulty in scoring only in front of Pontet. After the goal, Modica’s Maimone was sent off for protests.