“Equal to any league” – that was my first thought when I saw the table situation. Three points distinguish between Cremonese in sixth place and Bresci at seventeenth place in the table. 10 points distinguish between Table Cesena Cesena and the series Empoli. Crazy. There are even leagues, and there are Series B. But enough about it. The focus is on the meeting between Cremonese and Brescia – here I have to take a standpoint for the double chance that is in rude game play.
Brescia has collected only two wins on the nine initial matches, which actually explains why you are as far down in the table as you actually do. Just one victory over the last six games, while coming to the match with two straight losses in the luggage. Under all criticism. After the 3-0 loss against Virtus Entelle on 8/10, it was time for Cellino to kick his first coach in Brescia since he bought the club this summer. Not surprisingly, given that the results simply disappeared. Boscaglia was thankful, and the routine Pasquale Marino was based on teams like Udinese, Parma and Catania earlier in his career. The 55-year-old coach was based on Frosinone last year and led the team to a playoff semi-finals, however, which was seen to be defeated. Marino did not get a good start in his new club – last time, he went on to win another loss at Novara with his team, and now it’s time to turn the ship. The Italian certainly took over the team two days before the match last – to prepare for two days is still no reasonable prerequisite. It should be mentioned clearly.
The newcomers Cremonese have mixed and given during the series shooting, even though they are currently in the sixth place in the table. However, should not make much of the conclusion based on the table situation, considering how smooth it is today. Three winnings, four losses and two crosses have been collected in the nine opening matches, and last one from a heavy 2-1 win against Citadella. It’s actually on the go that you have picked most of the points this season, yet the home game has not really been. The win was made in the season’s first home match, after which it has become three straight crosses. Now, I’m up against a hungry Brescia who can not really afford a further scoring, and I think the home team gets it tough.
PREDICTION: Cremonese win @ 1.84