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Pescara Calcio Serie C campaign

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2026-09-11 07:25 UTC → 2026-09-12 08:34 UTC · added removed

Pescara Calcio began their Serie C campaign with a 2-0 victory over Vis Pesaro at the Adriatico Stadium. Goals were scored by Stadium, featuring goals from Davide Merola and debutant Michele D’Ausilio. The match experienced a ten-minute delay caused was notably delayed by ten minutes due to technical issues with the Football Video Support system. Ahead of their match As the team prepared for matches against Ravenna, Ravenna and Atalanta Under 23, the club faced a growing defensive emergency. and roster crisis. Manager Antonio Buscè reported multiple absences, including the suspension of Pellacani and the unavailability of Altare and Letizia. Goalkeeper Vincenzo Fiorillo also faced a potential absence due to a flexor injury, which would likely see Ujkaj take his place in goal. The team also monitored the condition Ahead of attacker Davide Merola. As the team prepares for an away match fixture against Atalanta Under 23 at Caravaggio, they are seeking their first away victory of the season. injury situation intensified. While Davide Merola is was expected to return to the attacking trident following a knee injury, while a selection battle is anticipated between Pablo Vitali and Michele D'Ausilio for he reportedly stopped during training due to a spot in sudden issue. Additionally, Giorgio Altare remains sidelined with knee inflammation. Other unavailable players include Victor Eletu, further complicating the attack. squad depth as the team seeks its first away victory of the season.

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  1. 2026-09-12 08:34 UTC Pescara Calcio Serie C campaign
  2. 2026-09-11 07:25 UTC Pescara Calcio Serie C campaign
  3. 2026-09-05 19:10 UTC Pescara Calcio Serie C campaign

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