But who says that these aren't the kind of matches that a newly promoted team that only thinks about survival like Juve Stabia shouldn't win against a steamroller team like Sassuolo?
The league leaders were anything but a steamroller today: two dangerous chances and two goals. The first goal, moreover, was marred by a glaring blunder by referee Ferrieri Caputi, who awarded the home side a nonexistent free kick that then led to the goal, with a general lapse in defense from the Wasps.
And with Berardi's only action, he provided a perfect assist for Laurientè. But before that, after a full two minutes of VAR review, Grisini had alerted the referee to Adorante's initial offside by 2 centimeters before Maistro's eye-watering goal in the tenth minute.
This is the second time that Ferrieri Caputi has damaged Juve Stabia.
Too bad no one showed that Adorante was offside by two centimeters but when the ball had not yet gone. But the scandalous refereeing of the match by Ferrieri Caputi, which is the second time he has damaged Juve Stabia, is also in the very questionable management of fouls and yellow cards.
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Then in the second half at the best moment of the Juve Stabia On a counterattack from a corner, Sassuolo sealed a 2-0 lead thanks to a Laurientè-Mulattieri partnership. Late in the match, another goal was disallowed for the Campania side by Leone, once again due to Adorante being offside.
Now Juve Stabia, with the coach Pagliuca sent off to the locker room at the end of the first half together with sporting director Lovisa for protesting, he is called upon to give a performance of pride next Sunday at the Menti against another battleship like Bari.
But the Juve Stabia seen today against Sassuolo, if another referee who is clearly having a bad day doesn't arrive (not to be mean, ed.), gives us hope.
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Today's match showed several mistakes by both the referee and the players. Juve Stabia needs to improve to face the next matches, especially in defense. There were moments of confusion that could have been avoided.