Give them Pontedera as their opponent, and Torres will win. As in the first leg, the Rossoblù won 3-1 on their Tuscan pitch. Their second win of the season comes against the same opponent, effectively relegating Pontedera to last place given their head-to-head record.

An unprecedented victory, as the Sassari team had never scored more than one goal in the first leg. They scored three: a brace from Di Stefano and an own goal from Vona in a match they deserved, even on points.

Report - The first half was unreal. Torres broke the deadlock after eight minutes with an overhead kick from striker Di Stefano. The second was two minutes later thanks to an own goal by Vona after Cerretti snatched the ball. The game seemed to be on the up, but in the 18th minute, a defensive mixup occurred in the Rossoblu penalty area; Faggi slipped between Antonelli and Mercadante and closed the gap from the six-yard box. The home team also hit the crossbar after half an hour, with Vitali turning the ball in with the outside of his foot.

In the second half, Torres emerged from a dangerous melee with a long ball from Giorico to Madtinu, who capitalized on the defender's indecision to run away. As the goalkeeper came out, he played it to the left for Di Stefano to easily tap in. In the 56th minute, Zaccagno blocked Nabian's shot, but little else happened after that, with both teams unsuccessfully claiming penalties.

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