BRESCIA – REGGINA | Sunday 3pm
Maybe no one expected, given what had happened during the break, that Brescia could win easily against Spal. Yet Clotet’s team showed character, even if now the commitment against Reggina on Sunday, again at home, is certainly an important test. In the meantime, there is one thing to point out: the communiqué of the home ultras ‘against’ the ownership also because of the management of tickets. In fact, the guest sector has been pulverised in less than a day and many Reggina fans will be in other places at Rigamonti. In short, as has happened in most away matches in northern Italy, Pippo Inzaghi’s team could ‘play at home’.
Reggina, however – who will play a friendly at the Granillo against Inter on 22 December – arrive at this challenge after the draw against Benevento, which left several after-effects for what was Cannavaro’s team’s equalising goal that effectively squandered the double advantage that the amaranthos had built in a perfect first half. There is a desire to return to victory on the shores of the Strait also because there is a bitter taste in the mouth given the draw of Frosinone and the defeat of Genoa that could have given a different ranking.
Menez, Reggina striker
The Prediction
The certain thing is that there should be at least one goal per team. Then on paper Reggina has an important and valuable squad with elements like Menez who can make the difference. The prediction leans slightly towards the amaranth, although in the end the match could also end in a draw.
Brescia v Reggina likely line-ups
- BRESCIA (4-3-1-2): Andrenacci; Jallow, Papetti, Adorni, Mangraviti; Bisoli, Viviani, Van de Looi; Aye, Ndoj; Moreo.
- REGGINA (4-3-3): Ravaglia; Pierozzi, Gagliolo, Cionek, Di Chiara; Hernani, Majer, Fabbian; Canotto, Menez, Rivas.
POSSIBLE RESULT: 1-1
