Ravenna FC is pleased to announce the entry of Dr. Matteo Forlini, Ophthalmic Surgeon, as the new Silver Partner of the club. This agreement further enriches the yellow-red sponsor portfolio and strengthens the bond with valuable local entities that share a commitment to the quality and well-being of the community.

Dr. Matteo Forlini, Eye Surgeon, has been a point of reference for visual health for years, and thus becomes a fundamental partner for Ravenna FC. His professional approach and attention to detail perfectly align with the club’s values, which are committed to always offering the best to its fans and the city of Ravenna.

With the entry of Dr. Matteo Forlini, an ophthalmic surgeon, among the partners, Ravenna FC continues to grow and enrich itself with high-quality collaborations. The company represents an excellence in the territory, having distinguished itself for its competence and reliability.

Dr. Matteo Forlini, Oculist Surgeon, thus joins the yellow-red family as a Silver Partner, bringing with him an important contribution in terms of visibility and support to the fan community.

A special thanks to Dr. Matteo Forlini for choosing to accompany us in this exciting season.

Il Ravenna returns from Piacenza with just one point, after a match in which they deserved a bit more. The 0-0 result at Garilli leaves some regret for the yellow-reds, who dominated the second half but were stopped by an outstanding Franzini and a questionable incident at the end.

The first half struggles to take off, with few noteworthy chances. Piacenza is the first to threaten Fresia’s goal with a header from Ruiz Giraldo following a cross from Palma, but it misses the target. Ravenna responds with a nice volley from Lo Bosco that goes over the crossbar. The home team tries again with Recino, whose speedy run ends with a shot that goes off target. On the opposite side, the yellow-reds become dangerous with a diagonal shot from Lo Bosco and a powerful effort from outside the box by Rrapaj that just grazes the post.

In the second half, Ravenna increases the pace and quickly comes close to taking the lead with Manuzzi, who from just a few steps away fails to find the goal while in a precarious balance. Piacenza tries to respond on the counterattack with D’Agostino, whose diagonal shot goes wide. From that moment on, it’s a one-sided affair in favor of Ravenna: Biagi shoots high from a good position, Di Renzo breaks through with speed and shoots, forcing a save from Franzini, then Milan and Guida also try their luck, but the Emilia goalkeeper remains vigilant.

In the end, Franzini confirms himself as the best player on the field with a magnificent save on D’Orsi’s close-range header. In the 90th minute, a controversial incident occurs: Guida enters the area and is challenged by Andreoli, but referee Lotito, positioned just a few steps away, allows play to continue amid the protests from the Roma players.

With this draw, Ravenna extends its positive streak, but must continue to chase Forlì, which remains victorious and is now +2 in the standings. The race for the top spot is still wide open.

After an intense and satisfying week, Ravenna is preparing to return to the field for one of the most challenging matches of the championship. On Sunday, the yellow-reds will be guests of Piacenza at the Garilli Stadium, in a match that promises to be hard-fought in every aspect.

The home team is experiencing a season well below expectations. After winning the playoffs last season, like Ravenna, Piacenza started with the ambition of fighting for promotion, but the results have never lived up to the premises. The team has gone through a troubled period, with a change in the coaching position between coach Rossini and the subsequent takeover by Carmine Parlato, which did not bring about the hoped-for change in momentum. The club has therefore decided to reappoint Rossini, in the hope of reviving a journey that currently sees the white and reds involved in the battle to avoid the playouts.

Despite the difficulties, Piacenza remains a formidable opponent. On paper, the squad is one of the best equipped in the category, with experienced and high-quality players like Recino, D’Agostino, and Palma, who are capable of making a difference at any moment. Moreover, the need for points to distance themselves from the danger zones represents an additional motivation for a team that will give their all in front of their home crowd.

On its part, Ravenna comes into this match with great enthusiasm. Coach Marchionni’s team has solidified its position at the top of the standings thanks to two convincing home victories: first, a 4-0 win against Imolese in the league, and then a 2-0 victory over Lavagnese in the first leg of the Coppa Italia semifinals. The giallorossi now aim to end this week on a high note, seeking to secure another three crucial points in their pursuit of the final objective.

On the training front, there are no updates on the unavailable players, but Lordkipanidze is back available after serving his suspension. The midfielder is vying for a starting spot, ready to take Ilari’s place, who is sidelined after the injury sustained against Imolese.

Great anticipation in the stands as well: about 250 Giallorossi fans will travel along the Via Emilia to support the team. This is another sign of the passion that accompanies Ravenna this season, in a match that promises to be intense and full of emotions.

The Ravenna FC is pleased to announce the new partnership with Kia | Zeta Auto, which joins the yellow-red family as a Platinum Partner. An agreement that brings together two entities united by a future-oriented vision, based on innovation, sustainability, and community engagement.

Kia, a leading brand in the automotive sector and a key player in the transition towards electric mobility, brings its pioneering spirit, characterized by cutting-edge solutions and environmental awareness, into the world of football. This philosophy aligns perfectly with the sports project of Ravenna FC, which aims to stand out for its ambition and ability to evolve, looking to the future with an innovative perspective.

Paolo Scocco, General Manager of Ravenna FC, enthusiastically commented on the agreement:

The agreement with Kia | Zeta Auto represents a significant step for our club. We share a common vision, based on the desire to go beyond the present, to innovate, and to responsibly build a better future. This type of partnership is essential for the growth of Ravenna FC and for its increasingly central role within the community, while upholding the values that guide us every day.

Marco Leoni, Dealer Manager of Kia | Zeta Auto: “We are proud to partner with Ravenna FC, a club that shares our values of innovation and commitment to a sustainable future for the city and beyond. This partnership represents a new and important milestone in our growth journey and our commitment to a greener world, keeping at the heart of our activities the people who make up our community.”

The Ravenna FC thanks Kia | Zeta Auto for the trust and enthusiasm shown. This agreement represents a solid foundation to face future challenges together, strengthening the bond with the territory and creating new opportunities on a national scale.

The Ravenna FC secured a decisive victory against Imolese, winning 4-0 at the end of a match that took a decidedly favorable turn in the second half. It was a game that initially seemed challenging for the yellow-reds, due to the difficult moment of their opponents and some absences in Marchionni’s squad, but it confirmed the strength and depth of a team built to be competitive until the end.

Yet, the start of the match was anything but simple. Imolese came out strong, with an aggressive approach that put Ravenna in difficulty from the very first minutes. In the 1st minute, Vlahovic immediately posed a threat with a shot from the edge of the box that forced Fresia into a great save. Shortly after, it was Augustin’s turn to try with a low shot that was once again stopped by the agile yellow-red goalkeeper.

Ravenna struggles to find space and impose its own game, but takes advantage of the first real opportunity. In the 29th minute, a well-executed corner by Rrapaj and Ilari finds Rossetti ready to head the ball. Dall’Osso’s unfortunate deflection puts Adorni out of position and gives the home team the lead. The goal shifts the balance, but the first half ends without further incidents, with the giallorossi ahead by a narrow margin.

In the second half, the script changes radically. Marchionni’s team returns to the field with an extra gear and takes just one minute to double their lead: Rrapaj delivers a precise cross for Biagi’s head, who gives no chance to the red-and-blue goalkeeper.

L’Imolese takes a hit and Ravenna gains full control of the match. In the 56th minute, Ilari becomes the protagonist of a spectacular play: with a series of elegant dribbles, he weaves through the opposing defense and deposits the ball into the net for the 3-0. Unfortunately, the midfielder suffers a muscle problem during the goal action and is forced to leave the field.

The Ravenna does’nt stop and continues to push. In the 65th minute, Lo Bosco, after coming close to hitting the crossbar just a few minutes earlier, provides a perfect assist for Rrapaj, who with a precise left foot seals the final score at 4-0.

The last minutes are pure academia, with Ravenna managing possession of the ball and calmly heading towards the final whistle. With this victory, the yellow-reds continue their journey tied with Forlì at the top of the standings.

The only sour note of the day is Ilari’s injury, the extent of which will be assessed in the coming days.

The Ravenna FC is preparing to host Imolese for a new match day in a championship that promises to be intense and captivating. The giallorossi, currently at the top of the standings tied with Forlì, aim to confirm their good form and continue their journey with maximum determination. Every point counts in a balanced championship like this year’s, and the challenge against Imolese represents another important step in the pursuit of seasonal goals.
The two teams have a long history of encounters in Serie D, and in the 2016-17 season, they were indeed protagonists in the battle for the championship title. Today, they find themselves with different objectives: Ravenna wants to remain among the contenders for the top spots, while Imolese, coming off seven matches without a win, is in search of a result that could reignite their season.
Despite the absences of Lordkipanidze (suspended), Nappello, Mereghetti, Drapelli, and Amoabeng (injured), the squad built by sporting director Mandorlini offers quality solutions that allow coach Marchionni to manage these situations effectively. A positive note comes from the return of Guida, who has recovered from the flu and is back training with the group. The young defender Busato, born in 2004, the latest addition from the winter transfer market, is also available.
The team has shown itself to be compact and ambitious, but nothing would be possible without the beating heart of the giallorosso fans. The presence and warmth of Ravenna supporters will be crucial against Imolese, as every cheer from the stands is a decisive boost for the players on the field.