All matches for the first weekend of March have concluded, marking the tenth round of the second half of the Serie C group B matches. Fans of the Italian lower league followed the games closely as teams battled for points at this pivotal stage of the season.
On Sunday, March 2, 2025, the standout match of the day featured Ternana, who triumphed over Torres with a final score of 3-1. After falling behind with Zecca scoring for the Sardinians, the home team rallied thanks to Curcio, Aloi, and Capuano, securing three valuable points at their home ground, the Liberati.
Legnago also notable took all three points against AC Milan's youth team, securing a 2-1 victory. The game saw Milan's Omoregbe initially put the visitors ahead, but the Venetians equalized through Diaby and later sealed the win with Bombagi's penalty late on.
Meanwhile, Rimini managed to edge out Pianese, winning 1-0 thanks to Malagrida's early strike, securing important points for their season aspirations. Pineto continued their impressive form with a solid away win against Campobasso, finishing 3-1. Goals from Gambale, Schirone, and Pellegrino were pivotal, with Pierno scoring for the hosts but not enough to change the outcome.
The results for the 29th round of Serie C group B are as follows:
- Lucchese 2 - 2 Carpi
- Vis Pesaro 0 - 1 Entella
- Arezzo 1 - 0 Sestri Levante
- Pescara 1 - 1 Spal
- Pontedera 2 - 1 Gubbio
- Legnago 2 - 1 Milan Futuro
- Ternana 3 - 1 Torres
- Pianese 0 - 1 Rimini
- Campobasso 1 - 3 Pineto
- Perugia 0 - 0 (against another unnamed team)
With these results, the current standings show Virtus Entella leading with 64 points, Ternana at 60, and Torres closely behind at 56. At the bottom end, Milan Futuro and Legnago languish, each with 22 points.
Looking forward, the next round of fixtures appears promising. Key matches include Pescara facing Lucchese and Rimini going against Ternana, which could have significant implications for playoff positions and relegation fears. This mix of high-stakes encounters ensures fans will remain engaged as the season reaches its climax.
Cristian Serpini, coach of Carpi, expressed some satisfaction with his team's draw against Lucchese, crediting the opponent for their performance under pressure. He stated, "I must commend Lucchese; they honored their players and staff, it’s not easy to play under these conditions. We earned this point, even though we struggled at times. I’m holding onto this point tightly."
Gabriele Gravina, president of FIGC, addressed the pressing concerns surrounding Serie C, acknowledging, "There’s an emergency we’ve been living for some weeks concerning sustainability. We must look at eliminating certain components affecting the championship's flow." His words underline the challenges facing lower divisions, emphasizing the need for reform to maintain competitive integrity.
These matches not only highlight the competitive spirit within Serie C but showcase the continued development of young talents. Clubs like AC Milan’s youth teams, though facing difficult away losses, still contribute significantly to player growth, lending insight for future talent scouting.
The vibrant community around Italian Serie C continues to celebrate local football, with readers invited to send news, photos, and results to help keep fans engaged and informed. They are encouraged to use the email [email protected] to share their experiences, showcasing the rich fan culture surrounding these matches.
Overall, the excitement of the weekend encapsulates the drama of the league, and as teams prepare for the successive rounds, every point counts more than ever. Fans and players alike are undoubtedly anxious about what lies ahead as the Serie C season progresses.
Get ready for more thrills as the next matches approach, with updates expected soon on upcoming fixtures and player performances. This weekend has set the stage not just for the next games but for the stories and legacies being written throughout this dynamic league.