Cesena's Dramatic Win Fuels Serie B Promotion Dream
Under the bright lights of Stadio Dino Manuzzi, Cesena FC delivered a performance that sent ripples through Serie B. On October 28, 2025, the home side clinched a crucial 2-1 victory against Carrarese, marking their third consecutive win this season. This wasn't just any win; it was a statement.
The match opened with a moment of high tension. Cesena's Cristian Shpendi, cool and composed, stepped up to the penalty spot. With a deft strike, he sent the ball sailing past the Carrarese goalkeeper, notching his fourth goal of the season. The home crowd erupted in celebration, their voices echoing around the historic stadium.
As the second half commenced, Cesena showed no signs of letting up. Tommaso Berti capitalized on a well-orchestrated midfield build-up spearheaded by Diao. His decisive strike seemed to cement Cesena's dominance. Yet, football is never short of drama.
Carrarese, refusing to bow out quietly, clawed back with a goal from Mattia Finotto as the match approached its climax. A defensive lapse from Cesena offered Finotto the opportunity, and he seized it with precision. The tension was palpable as Carrarese pushed for an equalizer.
In the final minutes, Cesena's defense was put to the test. Manager Mignani watched from the sidelines, his face a portrait of concentration. His team's resilience shone through, withstanding the late barrage. As the final whistle blew, Cesena stood victorious, the drought of home wins finally quenched.
This victory is more than just three points. It positions Cesena as a formidable contender for promotion, narrowing the gap to just one point from league leaders, Dalena. With 16 goals scored this season, Cesena has reaffirmed their ambition for Serie A.
Local media, including TGR Emilia Romagna, have lauded the performance, highlighting Cesena's growing momentum. The win not only solidifies their third spot in the league but also galvanizes their campaign for promotion. The journey ahead is arduous, but Cesena, buoyed by recent triumphs, marches on with renewed vigor.



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