In Grosseto to see if Torres can immediately play a playoff role. On Sunday at 3:00 PM, the Sassari-based team travels to Tuscany for the second time. The team, mentally revitalized by their victory over Sambenedettese, is still struggling with injuries and ailments that, in addition to Sorrentino, Scaringi, and Lunghi, are keeping two or three other players in doubt.
Newly promoted Grosseto's morale is even higher: four points after two games, one earned with a draw against the mighty Spezia, and three with a stunning win away to Ostiamare. Coach Alfonso Greco described his opponents thusly: "We're facing a strong, lively, young team that runs a lot. It will be a game with plenty of one-on-one battles."
And then there's the added value represented by coach Paolo Indiani: 12 promotions in his career, which speaks volumes about the coach's qualities. "I have a lot of respect for him, and I say this with good reason, given that he was also my coach."
