Casertana's draw at Crotone. It's the second consecutive clean sheet, good news for the falchetti who remain sixth but nibble a point off Taranto, which will be playing at Pinto in Caserta on Saturday. The red and blues started well, but then became too blunt for the rest of the match against a Crotone that couldn't find success despite Zauli's return. A return that didn't quell the protest of the “Scida”, which booed the players of president Vrenna before and after the match.
A more than bold start by Casertana (followed by a hundred fans), who benefited from the climate of protest and the atypical situation experienced by Crotone. In this phase of transition, the falchetti tried to wedge in, dominating the game in the first ten minutes and immediately creating several goal opportunities with Curcio and Tavernelli just after two minutes, then again with the former Triestina striker with a curved right-foot shot deflected to the corner by Zanellato. In the second half, a glaring mistake by Montalto and Crotone was dangerous, especially in the end.