No surprise: Trapani-Reggina will be played behind closed doors in Capaci. A communication from the Amaranth club announced the “ban on the sale of entrance tickets for all sectors of the sports facility and the simultaneous dispute of the match behind closed doors in the absence of the public”. The note specifies that what was communicated is “arranged by the Prefecture of Palermo”.
This is nothing new for Trapani’s matches, which had already played in the Palermo area and without spectators in the previous two championship outings. Not good news for a Reggina that would have had a good following of fans, but for the amaranth the goal of a sixth consecutive victory does not change. The match against the grenade will be the first of another week in which there will be three matches in one week. After Sunday’s match, the Italian Cup match is scheduled for Wednesday 7 October at the home of Igea Virtus, before the potential direct clash with Vibonese on the 11th.
Considering the breadth of the amaranth rose, it might be inappropriate to talk about a tour de force, but the packed calendar will allow everyone to feel a little bit important. Even those who play less. It has been said in many ways that in this championship Reggina are masters of their own destiny. The ranking and the absolute values say so, but for things to go well it will be important to preserve the awareness that everyone can be fundamental. Until now, Marchionni’s team has been the protagonist, but without absolute protagonists at the individual level. After six official matches it is difficult to identify a single player who has stood out in terms of performance. Partly because everyone did well and partly because the average level guarantees the possibility that every Sunday there will be a different decisive man.
Perhaps we only talk a little more about Toscano, but because finding a class of 2008 who turned out to be so “ready” was anything but obvious even though his peer Fazio is also doing excellent things. To date, Marchionni has used 22 players in the Reggina championship and has scored 15 goals (an average of 3 per game) with 10 different scorers. All the forwards used have already found the goal (Guida scored in the Cup), but the top scorer is the midfielder Abonckelet with 3 goals, behind him Rotulo, Toscano and Alma with 2. The only attacker is the latter, but he always scored as a substitute. The best assist-man is Rossetti, who played three games as a starter. All data that shows how Reggina’s strength lies not in the eleven, but in the sixteen who go on the pitch and also in the almost thirty of the squad with a possibility of choice that has no equal breadth in the category.
