Il Ravenna FC prosegue la sua corsa verso la vetta con una vittoria di misura, ma meritata, contro il San Marino, superato per 1-0 al “Calbi” di Cattolica. Un successo maturato grazie a un primo tempo di grande intensità e qualità, chiuso con il vantaggio siglato da Di Renzo. Nella ripresa i giallorossi hanno abbassato il baricentro, rischiando solo nel finale, quando un intervento prodigioso di Fresia ha blindato i tre punti.

Il Ravenna parte subito forte e al 2’ crea la prima occasione con Di Renzo, che ruba un pallone e si invola in profondità, ma il suo assist per Zagre risulta impreciso. I giallorossi impongono il loro ritmo e sfiorano il gol con un cross teso di Milan, su cui Di Renzo manca la deviazione vincente per questione di centimetri. La pressione della squadra di Marchionni cresce e al 20’ si trasforma in una tripla occasione: prima Milan, poi Guida, entrambi murati dalla difesa, infine Biagi, che calcia alto. Di nuovo Ravenna pericoloso al 36’ con il tiro a giro di Venturini che chiama Branduani ad un grande salvataggio in corner. Il gol è nell’aria e arriva al 41’: Biagi recupera palla con una pressione efficace, supera un avversario e serve Di Renzo, che fulmina Branduani con freddezza. Terzo centro nelle ultime due gare per l’attaccante giallorosso, che permette al Ravenna di chiudere meritatamente in vantaggio un primo tempo dominato.

Nella ripresa la gara cambia volto: il Ravenna abbassa il baricentro, limitandosi a controllare senza riuscire più a rendersi pericoloso. Il minimo vantaggio tiene in apprensione i tifosi, ma il San Marino fatica a creare reali opportunità, se non al 90’, quando Haruna trova la testa di Di Francesco per l’unico vero brivido della giornata. Il colpo di testa dell’attaccante biancoazzurro sembra destinato in rete, ma Fresia si supera con un intervento straordinario che salva risultato e vittoria.

Con questi tre punti, il Ravenna rimane a -2 dal Forlì e continua la sua rincorsa alla vetta. Il duello ripartirà settimana prossima con un curioso incrocio del calendario: entrambe le contendenti affronteranno le squadre di Prato, la corsa alla promozione è ancora combattuta.

Dopo l’impresa infrasettimanale contro la Lavagnese, che ha consegnato al Ravenna FC la prima storica finale di Coppa Italia di Serie D, i giallorossi tornano subito in campo per il 26° turno di campionato. Ad attenderli il San Marino, in una sfida che si disputerà sul terreno sintetico dello stadio Calbi di Cattolica.

Una gara che nasconde insidie, sia per le condizioni fisiche della squadra di Marchionni, chiamata a gestire le energie dopo lo sforzo in coppa, sia per la crescita recente del San Marino. Dopo un avvio complicato sotto la guida di Cascione, la formazione biancazzurra ha cambiato marcia con l’arrivo in panchina di Oberdan Biagioni. L’esperto tecnico ha ridato solidità e fiducia a una squadra che oggi lotta con determinazione per la salvezza e che nel turno precedente ha ottenuto una preziosa e inaspettata vittoria sul campo del Prato.

Il mercato invernale ha dato nuova linfa ai titani, con l’innesto del centrale difensivo Yakubiv e, soprattutto, dell’attaccante Passewe, già autore di cinque reti e riferimento offensivo pericoloso. Il Ravenna dovrà quindi prestare massima attenzione, consapevole dell’importanza di portare a casa un risultato positivo per continuare la corsa verso la vetta e mantenere alta la pressione sul Forlì.

Le condizioni fisiche non sono ottimali in casa giallorossa: Lo Bosco e Onofri resteranno ai box, mentre si lavora per recuperare Amoabeng. A centrocampo ancora assente Ilari, mentre Mereghetti si avvicina al rientro. Nota positiva il ritorno in gruppo di Nappello, che cercherà di ritrovare la migliore condizione.

A spingere il Ravenna ci sarà come sempre il suo pubblico. Con 600 biglietti disponibili per il settore ospiti, si prevede un grande seguito di tifosi giallorossi, pronti a far sentire la loro voce e a trascinare la squadra in una sfida cruciale per il prosieguo della stagione. Un sostegno fondamentale per affrontare una trasferta delicata con il massimo dell’energia e della convinzione.

Ravenna FC wins 4-0 against United Riccione in the 25th round of the league, confirming their good form and determination to stay in the race for promotion. Coach Marchionni opts for a heavy attacking trio, with Guida behind Di Renzo and Zagre, and the decision proves to be immediately successful.

The giallorossi start with great determination, immediately putting pressure on the opponents. The three forwards create at least three clear scoring opportunities in the first few minutes, and in the 31st minute, the goal that breaks the deadlock arrives. Guida, in excellent form, collects a header clearance from a defender and, with great coordination, strikes the ball on the volley from the edge of the box, sending it into the top corner. A spectacular goal, deserved for the superiority shown on the field up until that point. But it’s not over yet: just 7 minutes later, Guida nearly doubles the lead with a curled shot that goes just wide.

In the second half, Ravenna continues to dominate the match. In the 47th minute, a scare for the giallorossi fans: an insert from Esposito leads to a certain goal, but the ball hits the post, then the goalkeeper, and finally Di Renzo, finishing its run without crossing the line. The missed opportunity doesn’t stop Marchionni’s men, who keep pushing forward.
In the 69th minute, the goal that seals the match arrives. Di Renzo, launched by a clever “chip” from Guida, controls the ball and passes it to the number 17 giallorosso, who this time doesn’t miss, sending the ball into the net under the Mero curve. A celebration that speaks of relief for the player and the entire team. A minute later, Di Renzo also finds his personal brace, shielding and finishing a beautiful cross from Milan, who’s increasingly decisive in recent times.
Ravenna doesn’t settle and keeps attacking. Guida, once again inspired by Zagre, comes close to scoring a fourth goal, which arrives on the 85th minute. It’s Lo Bosco, well served by a pass from Zagre, who scores the goal that puts the finishing touch on the match.

Another convincing win for Ravenna, who continues their positive streak and sends a clear message to Forlì, who are only two points ahead after their last-minute victory at Lentigione. The championship is heating up, and the giallorossi don’t want to let go of the top spot in the standings.

Ravenna FC returns to the field tomorrow afternoon at the Bruno Benelli to face United Riccione in the 25th round of the league. After the goalless draw against Piacenza, the giallorossi lost their top spot in the standings, but with ten games still to play, just two points behind Forlì and the direct clash to come, the race for the title remains wide open.

Marco Marchionni’s team, unbeaten since the first-leg match against Sasso Marconi, is eager to return to winning ways and capitalize on the Benelli factor, where they have built much of their remarkable journey. Compared to the away game in Piacenza, the giallorossi will look for more effectiveness in the attacking phase, the only aspect to improve in an otherwise solid performance.

From a medical perspective, the situation remains unchanged: Nappello, Mereghetti, Drapelli, Amoabeng, and Ilari remain unavailable.

United Riccione arrives in Ravenna during a challenging season, marked by internal difficulties, but never giving up. The recent victory over Fiorenzuola has provided a boost to the standings and demonstrated that the team is far from being in disarray. The Romagna side will take the field with the determination of a team fighting for survival, ready to give their all.

A high-intensity challenge is therefore expected at the Benelli: Ravenna wants the three points to stay close to the top and continue its run as a protagonist.

Ravenna FC wins 4-0 against United Riccione in the 25th round of the league, confirming their good form and determination to stay in the race for promotion. Coach Marchionni opts for a heavy attacking trio, with Guida behind Di Renzo and Zagre, and the decision proves to be immediately successful.

The giallorossi start with great determination, immediately putting pressure on the opponents. The three forwards create at least three clear scoring opportunities in the first few minutes, and in the 31st minute, the goal that breaks the deadlock arrives. Guida, in excellent form, collects a header clearance from a defender and, with great coordination, strikes the ball on the volley from the edge of the box, sending it into the top corner. A spectacular goal, deserved for the superiority shown on the field up until that point. But it’s not over yet: just 7 minutes later, Guida nearly doubles the lead with a curled shot that goes just wide.

In the second half, Ravenna continues to dominate the match. In the 47th minute, a scare for the giallorossi fans: an insert from Esposito leads to a certain goal, but the ball hits the post, then the goalkeeper, and finally Di Renzo, finishing its run without crossing the line. The missed opportunity doesn’t stop Marchionni’s men, who keep pushing forward.
In the 69th minute, the goal that seals the match arrives. Di Renzo, launched by a clever “chip” from Guida, controls the ball and passes it to the number 17 giallorosso, who this time doesn’t miss, sending the ball into the net under the Mero curve. A celebration that speaks of relief for the player and the entire team. A minute later, Di Renzo also finds his personal brace, shielding and finishing a beautiful cross from Milan, who’s increasingly decisive in recent times.
Ravenna doesn’t settle and keeps attacking. Guida, once again inspired by Zagre, comes close to scoring a fourth goal, which arrives on the 85th minute. It’s Lo Bosco, well served by a pass from Zagre, who scores the goal that puts the finishing touch on the match.

Another convincing win for Ravenna, who continues their positive streak and sends a clear message to Forlì, who are only two points ahead after their last-minute victory at Lentigione. The championship is heating up, and the giallorossi don’t want to let go of the top spot in the standings.

Ravenna FC wins 4-0 against United Riccione in the 25th round of the league, confirming their good form and determination to stay in the race for promotion. Coach Marchionni opts for a heavy attacking trio, with Guida behind Di Renzo and Zagre, and the decision proves to be immediately successful.

The giallorossi start with great determination, immediately putting pressure on the opponents. The three forwards create at least three clear scoring opportunities in the first few minutes, and in the 31st minute, the goal that breaks the deadlock arrives. Guida, in excellent form, collects a header clearance from a defender and, with great coordination, strikes the ball on the volley from the edge of the box, sending it into the top corner. A spectacular goal, deserved for the superiority shown on the field up until that point. But it’s not over yet: just 7 minutes later, Guida nearly doubles the lead with a curled shot that goes just wide.

In the second half, Ravenna continues to dominate the match. In the 47th minute, a scare for the giallorossi fans: an insert from Esposito leads to a certain goal, but the ball hits the post, then the goalkeeper, and finally Di Renzo, finishing its run without crossing the line. The missed opportunity doesn’t stop Marchionni’s men, who keep pushing forward.
In the 69th minute, the goal that seals the match arrives. Di Renzo, launched by a clever “chip” from Guida, controls the ball and passes it to the number 17 giallorosso, who this time doesn’t miss, sending the ball into the net under the Mero curve. A celebration that speaks of relief for the player and the entire team. A minute later, Di Renzo also finds his personal brace, shielding and finishing a beautiful cross from Milan, who’s increasingly decisive in recent times.
Ravenna doesn’t settle and keeps attacking. Guida, once again inspired by Zagre, comes close to scoring a fourth goal, which arrives on the 85th minute. It’s Lo Bosco, well served by a pass from Zagre, who scores the goal that puts the finishing touch on the match.

Another convincing win for Ravenna, who continues their positive streak and sends a clear message to Forlì, who are only two points ahead after their last-minute victory at Lentigione. The championship is heating up, and the giallorossi don’t want to let go of the top spot in the standings.

Ravenna FC returns to the field tomorrow afternoon at the Bruno Benelli to face United Riccione in the 25th round of the league. After the goalless draw against Piacenza, the giallorossi lost their top spot in the standings, but with ten games still to play, just two points behind Forlì and the direct clash to come, the race for the title remains wide open.

Marco Marchionni’s team, unbeaten since the first-leg match against Sasso Marconi, is eager to return to winning ways and capitalize on the Benelli factor, where they have built much of their remarkable journey. Compared to the away game in Piacenza, the giallorossi will look for more effectiveness in the attacking phase, the only aspect to improve in an otherwise solid performance.

From a medical perspective, the situation remains unchanged: Nappello, Mereghetti, Drapelli, Amoabeng, and Ilari remain unavailable.

United Riccione arrives in Ravenna during a challenging season, marked by internal difficulties, but never giving up. The recent victory over Fiorenzuola has provided a boost to the standings and demonstrated that the team is far from being in disarray. The Romagna side will take the field with the determination of a team fighting for survival, ready to give their all.

A high-intensity challenge is therefore expected at the Benelli: Ravenna wants the three points to stay close to the top and continue its run as a protagonist.