eSerieD takes 9th place. At United Riccione there is a direct meeting with Savoie

The 9th first leg of the match ended eSerieD, on FC24, in 11 vs 11 mode. In Group A, L’Aquila 1927 maintains first place in the table, despite a draw with Montevarchi 1902. The red and blue team from Abruzzo maintain a five-point lead over second-place Desenzano, while Leon, who failed to repeat the feat of the last match, remain four points behind. It is worth noting the important victory of Castellanzese, who, having defeated Angri 4-0 away, confirmed their third place, repelling the attacks of Mori Santo Stefano and Villa Valle. Surprises and changes in Group B, where Citta di Sant’Agata loses the lead alone after losing to Priarugi with a score of 3:4. Real Casalnuovo also takes the lead, beating Audase Decollatura 3-2. The ranking looks extremely balanced, with Ladispoli third in the standings just two points behind the top. Below, ASD Winner Boys Presila remains scoreless.

Group C sees important progress in the standings: Savoie, who were leading the league until yesterday, were defeated by United Riccione with a clear score of 2-0. The match, which was broadcast live on the LND eSport Twitch channel, was commentated by Marco Brandino and Lorena Rusu. The result puts United Riccione in second place, level on points with Breno, who recorded an impressive 5-0 win in Livorno. However, Monterotondo still ranks last in the table. In Group D, Paganese continue to dominate thanks to a recent 4-2 win over Accademia L’Aquila, a brace from Manuel Amour and goals from Ivan Volpe and Simone Scotto. L’Aquila Academy responded with goals from Andrea Di Gregorio and Alessio Damici. Vesta, who drew 1-1 with Poggibonsi, are now five points behind Paganese. Trastevere and Brusaporto are battling it out in Group E. The Rome side recorded an important 2-0 win over Teta Chieri, while Brusaporto maintains momentum with a 1-0 win over Roma City. Fasano, defeating Matese with a score of 3-2, forces the latter to remain with zero points in the standings. The virtual football championship, organized by the International Amateur League (FIGC), returns tomorrow evening for the 10th round, promising new emotions and unexpected turns of events.