The league resumes for Ravenna FC, which will be engaged in a match against Prato on Sunday, January 5th, at 14:30 at the “Lungobisenzio” stadium. A game that pits two teams in excellent form, ready to battle and start the new year in the best possible way.

Prato, coached by Marco Mariotti, who replaced Maurizio Ridolfi, presents itself as a formidable opponent, especially at home. The Tuscan team remains unbeaten at home since Mariotti took over the coaching role and boasts a very solid defense, having conceded no goals in the last five matches. With experienced players like Remedi, Conson, and Barbuti, Prato remains one of the teams to be cautious of and does not reflect its current position in the standings, where it sits in eighth place.
Ravenna FC, coming off an important victory over Progresso that closed the calendar year, will have several key players returning. Lo Bosco and Rrapaj are back in the squad, while Rossetti and Milan, both previously suspended, will also be available to coach Marchionni. Good news for Mereghetti, who has returned to training with the team and is aiming to regain his best form, while Mauthe and Nappello remain sidelined.

After the great comeback in the standings, which began with Marco Marchionni’s arrival as head coach, Ravenna FC now finds itself just one point behind the league leaders, Forlì. An exciting chase that renews the distance rivalry with the Galletti, making every match crucial to keep the pressure on the top spot.

The match will be accompanied by a great atmosphere of support. The yellow and red fans are particularly invested in this game, given the rivalry with the Prato supporters, and are expected to fill the away section of the Lungobisenzio stadium, showing their strong attachment to the team. A crucial boost for Marchionni’s players, who will be called to give their best in this much-anticipated clash.