With four matches remaining, Ravenna FC returns to the Benelli tomorrow aiming for a victory to maintain their momentum and the pride of a squad that, despite a seven-point gap from the top, refuses to give up. Their opponents will be Fiorenzuola—currently bottom of the table but fresh from two consecutive wins that have rekindled survival hopes which, until a few weeks ago, seemed to have vanished.
The Rossoneri, who dropped from Serie C to Serie D and are now in the heat of the battle to avoid further relegation, are a side not to be underestimated, having rediscovered their compactness and motivation. Leading their comeback are several standout players for this level: most notably the experienced striker Ceravolo (born in 1987, with a significant professional pedigree) and former Giallorossi players Ronchi and Gavioli, who return to the Benelli as rivals.
As for Ravenna, they are keen to quickly move on from the draw against Tau Altopascio. It was a bitter result that did not reflect a performance driven by high intensity, in which Marchionni’s side hit the crossbar twice and saw two goals disallowed for marginal offside calls
Coach Marchionni will once again have to contend with some key absences: Lo Bosco remains sidelined, while Rossetti has returned to full training but is unlikely to start. Onofri is also a doubt, though he has been included in the matchday squad.
If catching the league leaders proves mathematically impossible, the goal remains to enter the playoffs in peak condition, maintaining a strong points-per-game average to secure the best possible seeding for the post-season. This will require unwavering focus, intensity, and a hunger for results to ensure that competitive tension remains high. The Giallorossi will once again count on the vibrant atmosphere at the Benelli and the passionate support of their fans to hit the pitch and secure these crucial points.