Defining it as a decisive match is undoubtedly exaggerated given that we are only on the seventh day, but for the Bakery, beating on Sunday at 17 Trapani could mean turning the season around. Because it would be the second consecutive success after the beautiful victory last Sunday in Mantua and at the same time it would allow the red and white to stretch over the Sicilians and reach a quiet area of the ranking. And considering that the next home match (after the very tough away match against Treviglio) would be the rear of Biella, the path of Campanella’s team would certainly look better.
It is therefore important to repeat the great team test fielded on the Mantua terrain, because only in that case the probability of victory would increase exponentially. For a couple of weeks Piacenza has been proving to have come out of a complicated period, presenting a good level of basketball on the pitch. Against Trapani we need confirmation, even if on this occasion perhaps, for once, it is likely that the red and white leaders would also be willing to put aside the good game by focusing mainly on the result. Trapani has players who know the championship and the importance of the match well: it will not be easy to get to grips with it even if 2B Control in the last five races has only won one, at Orzinuovi’s house which closes the standings.
The club has well impressed the importance of the meeting and also knows how important the contribution of the public can be on similar occasions. For this reason it has decided to offer free admission to all red and white supporters who want to follow the challenge. A further sign for the staff and the team: the match against Trapani is a match to win.
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