The Cavese returns from the difficult trip to Puglia empty-handed: against Cerignola ends 3-1. A match that immediately starts uphill for the Metellians especially due to the raids of Yellowon target in the 13th and 33rd minutes. The guests try to get under them and close the distance with Peretti in the 68th minute. But a minute later there are 10 men left due to the expulsion of Vitale. The hosts scored again at the end of the match to make it 3-1 Salvemini.
BOLD CERIGNOLA (3-5-2): Saracco 6; Visentin 6, Capomaggio 7, Martinelli (36′ pt Velasquez); Coccia 6, Tascone 6.5 (38′ st Sainz-Maza 6), Bianchini 6, Paolucci 6.5, Tentardini 6 (25′ st Russo 6.5); Jallow 8.5 (38′ st Ruggiero), Salvemini 7.5. On the bench: Greco, Fares, Parigini, Faggioli, Carnevale, Lorusso, lurilli, Carrozza, Di Dio. Coach: Raffaele 7.5.
CAVESE (3-5-2): Boffelli 7; Saio 6, Peretti 6, Loreto 6; Rizzo 5.5 (32′ st Barba 6), Citarella 6, Pezzella 7, Vitale 5, Maffei 5.5 (1′ st Sorrentino 7); Diarrassouba 5.5 (32′ st Marranzino 5.5), Vigliotti 6 (27′ st Diop 6). On the bench: Lamberti, Di Somma, Konate, Fornito, Marchisano, Tropea, Badje, Barone. Coach: Maiuri 5.5.
REFEREE: Andeng at Cuneo 6.
RARE: 13′ pt Jallow, 33′ pt Jallow, 22′ st Peretti, 50′ st Salvemini.
NOTE: cold afternoon, ground in excellent condition. Spectators: approximately 2,000. In the 24th minute Vitale was sent off for a second yellow card. Booked: Tentardini, Vitale. Angles: 7-7. Recovery time: 2′; 5′.
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**How did Cerignola’s 3-5-2 formation contribute to their dominance in midfield and ability to control the tempo of the match?**
## World Today News: Post-Match Analysis - Cavese vs. Cerignola
**Host:** Welcome back to World Today News. Today we’re joined by two esteemed football analysts, **[Guest 1 Name]** and **[Guest 2 Name]**, to dissect the thrilling match between Cavese and Cerignola, which ended in a 3-1 victory for the home side.
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**Host:** Let’s jump right in. **[Guest 1 Name]**, Cerignola dominated the early stages with Jallow showcasing his prowess in front of the goal. What were your initial impressions of the match?
**Guest 1:** Absolutely, the early minutes were a clear indication of Cerignola’s intent. Jallow was electric, and his two goals within the first 33 minutes put Cavese firmly on the back foot.
**Host:** Exactly. **[Guest 2 Name]**, Cavese managed to pull a goal back through Peretti. Was that a sign of a potential comeback? And what factors contributed to Cavese’s struggles throughout the match?
**Guest 2:** Peretti’s goal definitely breathed some life back into the Cavese side. However, Vitale’s red card shortly after proved to be the critical turning point. Playing with 10 men against a surging Cerignola side proved too much of a challenge. Cavese seemed to lack their usual fluidity in midfield, and their defense struggled to cope with Cerignola’s pace and aggression.
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**Host:** Let’s delve into the tactical aspects. **[Guest 1 Name]**, Cerignola employed a 3-5-2 formation. How effective was this strategy, and what challenges did it pose for Cavese?
**Guest 1:** The 3-5-2 formation allowed Cerignola to overload the midfield, giving them numerical superiority in key areas. It also provided them with defensive solidity, making it difficult for Cavese to break through.
**Host:** **[Guest 2 Name]**, Cavese also opted for a 3-5-2. Were there any key tactical differences in their approach compared to Cerignola?
**Guest 2:** While both teams utilized the same formation, Cerignola’s midfield trio seemed to gel better, controlling the tempo and dictating the pace of the game. Cavese lacked the same cohesiveness in midfield, allowing Cerignola to dominate possession.
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**Host:** Now, looking ahead to the future. **[Guest 1 Name]**, what are the key takeaways for Cavese going forward after this defeat?
**Guest 1:** Cavese need to address their defensive vulnerabilities. The red card highlighted their discipline issues, and they need to find a more effective way to deal with pressure in midfield.
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**Host:** **[Guest 2 Name]**, Cerignola continue their impressive run. What can we expect from them in the coming matches?
**Guest 2:** Cerignola are playing with confidence and attacking flair. Jallow looks to be in top form, and their midfield is very well-organized. If they continue in this vein, they are certainly contenders for the top spot.
**Host:** Thank you both for your insightful analysis. This was a fascinating match with plenty of talking points. We look forward to seeing how both Cavese and Cerignola fare in the future.
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