With a month to go, the five Sardinian teams in Group G are looking mixed. Monastir, who have had the strongest start, are leading the way. Debutant Ossese is also holding strong. The other three teams are further back, with Latte Dolce in last place. After four matchdays, Monastir has nine points, tied for third place with Certosa Vigor Campagnano, and the second-best attack with ten goals. Loru scored a brace in the 2-1 win over Aranova. The group's top scorer, Aloia, is also in the team, with three goals. Newcomer Ossese is off to a good start, sitting on seven points in the fifth-place group: two wins, a draw, and their first defeat in the final round, a 2-0 defeat against UniPomezia. For a newly promoted team, the start remains very positive. Four points go to Cos and Budoni. Loi's team has won all of them away from home, the last one with a 1-1 draw at Albalonga. Budoni, on the other hand, has won them at home: on Sunday, Bonomi and Steri secured their first win. Latte Dolce only gets one point, having scored five goals but struggling defensively (conceding ten). They still have plenty of time to recover. Next up, Monastir hosts Albalonga in a head-to-head match, Ossese hosts league leaders Sarnese, and Cos is looking for its first home win against UniPomezia. Budoni travels to Venafro, while Latte Dolce visits Aranova.