Brescia. Brescia overwhelmed Frosinone with goals with a dry 4-0 win, rising to 9 points and temporarily taking the lead in the Serie B standings with Spezia.
The Rondinelle ran rampant in a one-sided first half (closed 3-0), taking advantage of a Bisoli shot in the seventh minute which turned into an assist for Ante Matej Juric, who had no difficulty in scoring. The Croatian’s double came on 19′ off a corner kicked by Verreth, which the 2002-born striker put into the net.
On 35′ it was Giacomo Olzer who scored on the development of a free kick, taking advantage of a pass from Galazzi. The hosts went to rest on 3-0.
In the second half Maran’s team had no difficulty in managing the advantage, while the ciociari searched in vain and ever more nervously for an improbable recovery: at 12′ of the second half this cost Darboe a direct red card for a reaction foul, a voluntary punch thrown at Verreth.
At 38′ the seal by Gabriele Moncini who scored a penalty whistled by the referee for a landing in the area of Olzer by Gelli. Brescia in numeric superiority then easily closed the match.
At 15:00 next Saturday, an away match in Pisa against the team coached by former coach Pippo Inzaghi.