Last season, it took Torres 20 games to collect 15 points. This season, they've only needed 9. From second-to-last to fifth place, it's almost a Copernican revolution. What's certain is that this year, the Sassari team appears to have what it takes not only to stay up but also to make the playoffs, albeit not from podium positions, given that Spezia is already leading the way with 25 points and Ravenna follows with 20.

Now, however, the calendar offers some high-level opponents, starting with Saturday's match away to Reggiana, a team that is trailing by a point but must make up at least 20 minutes of the match they were losing 2-0 to Pineto, which was suspended due to an unplayable pitch.

After that, the Rossoblù will face Guidonia Montecelio at home, travel to Pescara, and after the easy match against Latina, their opponents will be Perugia, Spezia, Ravenna, and Gubbio. Early December will reveal Torres's potential position in this season, which has started very well, although not as exciting as two and three years ago.

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