Serie C, postponed results Cesena, Avellino, Foggia win

The 27th day ends with seven postponements, in all three groups. Here’s everything that happened.

group a

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Legnago’s success over Fiorenzuola (2-1) completes the program of group A: fourth consecutive victory for Donati’s team, which overturns D’Amico’s goal with Giani and Svidercoschi’s penalty despite the entire second half being played with ten men Diaby’s expulsion. Atalanta U23-Renate and Pro Sesto-Alessandria recoveries on Wednesday.

group b

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Cesena continues to fly, achieving their sixth consecutive success against Sestri Levante (3-1, in Vercelli), maintaining their 12-point lead over Torres: Riccardo Forte breaks Pisseri’s unbeaten streak (after 802′) by responding to Shpendi’s initial lead, then the league leaders took the lead in the second half with a great right-footed shot under Kargbo’s crossbar and Donnarumma’s trio. Without great emotions between Gubbio and Entella (0-0): the Umbrians complain about a suspicious handball in the area by Bonini at the start of the second half.

group c

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After four months of abstinence at Partenio-Lombardi, Avellino regained victory at home by overcoming Casertana (2-1) and moved to within one of second place: it all happened in the first half, with goals from Patierno and D’ Ausilio – both assisted by Sgarbi -, then the guests shortened the lead on a penalty with Curcio but were unable to go any further. In the playoff zone, Sorrento returns to success, narrowly beating Francavilla (with Villa on the bench, returning in place of Occhiuzzi): decisive goal from Martignago, who then gets sent off for a hit on an opponent with a far ball. Second victory in five days for Cudini’s Foggia: the Rossoneri, led by the best on the pitch Odjer, move on to Brindisi (2-0) with Santaniello – three goals since he arrived in January – and the striker defender Salines, who reached the mark five. Menichini’s Turris tries to get out of the playout zone, beating Potenza (1-0, match played behind closed doors) thanks to the Bulgarian Hristov’s own goal at the end, after having missed a penalty with D’Auria (save by Alastra) .