The Ravenna FC achieves an important away victory, convincingly defeating Zenith Prato 5-0 and confirming a consistent performance during a week that counts for a total of 9 points. Coach Marco Marchionni’s team dominated the match from the very first minutes, demonstrating effectiveness, excellent game organization, and a determined and convincing approach.

To unlock the score, it was Manuzzi in the 16th minute, who scored with a precise shot from a through ball by Onofri. Shortly after, in the 25th minute, the script repeated itself: the ball was recovered on the attacking midfield by Onofri again, who passed to Manuzzi; one-on-one with the goalkeeper, the number 11 didn’t miss and netted his brace, bringing the yellow-reds to 2-0. Ravenna didn’t stop there, and in the 32nd minute, Lo Bosco made it three, taking advantage of Onofri’s third personal assist, who, following a corner, delivered the ball into the area for the yellow-red number 9.

In the second half, Lordkipanidze scored the fourth goal in the 53rd minute, while Rrapaj sealed the deal in the 65th minute, scoring the 5-0 after a great team play. The team maintained high intensity even after securing the result, demonstrating solidity in all phases of the game.

This victory confirms the good moment of Ravenna, which continues to make progress under the guidance of Marchionni. The team managed the match with authority and made the most of the chances created, providing the fans present with an exhilarating performance. Now the standings see Ravenna in third place, 6 points behind the leaders Tau Altopascio and only 2 points away from the second position currently held by Forlì, the next opponent of the yellow-reds in a derby that promises to ignite the crowd in the stands of Benelli.

The giallorossi, led by coach Marco Marchionni, aim to maintain their recent momentum and keep up the confidence they’ve built in the last few weeks, knowing that to climb the standings, they must continue earning crucial points.

Zenith Prato, currently struggling and coming off two consecutive away losses, is determined to earn points to move away from the relegation zone, promising an intense and hard-fought match.

Among the call-ups for Ravenna, Nappello returns after serving his suspension. Venturini’s presence is uncertain, as he is managing a calf issue, while Agnelli will be absent following his red card for two yellow cards received against Piacenza. For the home team, Cellai’s absence is certain due to suspension; he had scored in the previous match.

The Ravenna players will once again be supported by a large group of giallorossi fans in this match, ready to follow them to Tuscany and help nullify the home-field advantage until the final whistle. Another important test for Marchionni’s team, who continues to work with determination and focus to develop the full potential of the squad built in the summer by DS Mandorlini.