Well, in the end Verona won the decisive match to be able to play in Serie A next season and yes, Verona was able to maximize gameplay in the first half to win. Because based on statistics also proves that Verona can make the most of making quick goals by scoring 3 goals in the first half. Because after winning in the first half, and then Verona only focused on surviving in the second half.
In fact, Verona's player Davide Faraoni got a red card in the 68th minute. But yes, again and again Spezia still failed to take advantage of the advantage in the number of players and had to accept defeat with a score of 3-1 and with this result, Spezia was finally relegated and will play in Serie B next season.
The story of Verona conquest in the pivotal game resonates with overwhelming victory. Their plan to make the most of the opening half of the game paid off well as they quickly scored three goals capitalising on their propensity for scoring first. Verona overcame adversity which came in the form of Davide Faraoni red card in the 68th minute. They defeated Spezia resolutely 3-1 despite being one man down and preventing them from taking advantage of the numerical advantage. As the final whistle blew Spezia was relegated and would play in Serie B the next year as a result of the outcome. The victory of Verona and the defeat of Spezia serve as the perfect exemplifications of soccer profound uncertainties and continuous drama.
It was a great ending of this League. The last match of the league deciding who is going to stay and who is going to get relegated. Verona came in clutch in the last match of the league. They knew that this was the chance for them to stay in the league and they took the chance very well. They want in with a good plan and most importantly the plan worked. They had one red card but it was towards the later stages of the match.
I thought after the red card maybe Spezia will be able to make a comeback. But that did not happen. They couldn't do anything in the remaining 22 minutes. Because that image I don't ready been done in the first half.