Matchday twelfth of Serie D with the Sardinian derby at the "Pasquale Pinna" stadium. On Sunday at 3:00 PM, rather than 2:30 PM as scheduled, Claudio Bonomi's Budoni hosts Sassari Latte Dolce. The Gallura team arrives with 14 points and two consecutive victories, a 3-1 home win over Certosa and a 2-1 away win against Città di Anagni. In front of their home crowd, they have collected two wins, one draw, and two losses, with a total of 19 goals scored and 24 conceded. Sassari, second to last with 10 points, regained success with a 3-1 defeat of Unipomezia, but away from home they are yet to win this season: three draws and two losses. Gianluca L'Erario of Formia is officiating, with Samuel Fronteddu of Nuoro and Leonardo Tuligi of Tortolì as assistants.
Monastir opens the Sardinian round, playing on Saturday at 2pm at the “Moccia” stadium in Afragola . Monastir are on 17 points, one point behind second-place Trastevere, and have the best attack in the group with 27 goals, but are coming off two consecutive defeats: 4-2 in Pomezia and 2-5 at home to league leaders Sarnese, who lead with 26 points. Afragolese (15), a record number of draws in the group with six, have lost only once at home and boast the second-best defense (7 goals conceded) after Anzio. Andrea Musumeci from Cassino will referee.
Ossese (14) hosts Città di Anagni , tied on 14 points. Ossi's team, coming off a 0-3 defeat away to bottom-of-the-table Atletico Lodigiani, is still unbeaten at home, but has only won once at home against four draws. Gianmarco Amitrano from Torre Annunziata is in charge.
Cos Sarrabus Ogliastra (12) travel to Molise to face Venafro (13) at the Marchese del Prete stadium on Sunday at 2.30pm. The Sarrabus team are coming off a 2-0 home win over Paganese, while the Molise team came from a 1-0 win away to Aranova. At home, Venafro have collected one win, one draw and three defeats; away from home, Cos have won once, drawn once and lost three. The referee is Antonio Elia from Ostia Lido.