It is victories like those that Reggina achieved against Nuova Igea Virtus that certify the strength of a team. The Amaranths, up until now, had almost always played on velvet, leveraging a technical-tactical figure evidently superior to all the opponents they had met up to now. The only exception was the away match in Modica, the only match where the victory was not very clear. The fifth success in five championship matches was, however, the result of a perfect interpretation of a match that could have become slippery.
Ferraro’s team had managed to field tactical themes capable of limiting the virtues of Marchionni’s. The high pressing made the construction of the game complex.
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