He Spice rose for the first time in its history to the first division of Italian football, after winning the playoffs for a place in the A league al Frosinone.
That club, now trained by the former Italian international Alessandro Nesta, won 1-0 this Thursday in the second leg of the playoffs at the Spice Football, but needed a victory by two goals to come back.
In the first leg, last Sunday, the Spice had won by the same result (1-0) in Frosinone. He Spice achieves promotion thanks to his better position at the end of the regular season in the B series Italian (3rd against 8th).
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He Spice therefore accompanies the two clubs that had already achieved their promotion to the A league 2020-2021, the Benevento and the Crotone, the first two from the last B series.
Those three teams will occupy the places of the three descendants, Lecce, Brescia and SLEEP of Ferrara. The new season of the A league must start on September 19.
He Spice, city club of Spice (Liguria), located a hundred kilometers from Genoa, will play in the A league (born 1929) for the first time in its history. Before he was in the so-called first division for a few seasons in the 1920s, but then the tournament had a regional group format.
One of the club’s support points is its ‘tifosi’. This Thursday, although the game was played behind closed doors due to the new coronavirus pandemic, there were many fans who received the players when they arrived at the stadium and who followed the match in the surroundings, lighting flares, according to the images and photos released by television and on social media.
The coach of Spice it is Vincenzo Italiano, who made his debut this season on a bench in the second division. He is a regular in category changes: as a player he had several promotions and relegation with him Hellas Verona and the Chievo. As a coach he managed to promote last season to Trapani, from Series C to B series.
The mayor of Spice will now have to address the question of the stadium, with remodeling works to adapt it to the demands of the first division, according to the Corriere dello Sport. Therefore, the club could have to play its first matches in the A league in other stadiums.
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