The Itas Trentino archived the Cisterna practice and detached the pass for the Scudetto semifinals. The Fabio Soli-coached team, in fact, won Game 4 against Cisterna 3-1 with scores of 17-25 25-20 25-14 27-25.

The best impact of the match was made by the hosts.

The best impact on the match was made by the Lazio hosts, who immediately ran away on 5-9. In the middle part of the set, Trento manages to come back up to -2, but at that point comes another stretch by Cisterna, which flies to 22-15. At that point it is just a formality for them to close the score on 25-17.

In the second set, l’Itas Trentino gets off to a rocket start with a seven-point partial to three. The Latina team tries to come back, but the boys coached by Fabio Soli are adept at keeping their lead ahead until the final 25-20.

The score does not change in the third set either, with Trento first starting with an 11-5 lead, then managing to maintain the lead until 25-14.

The guests’ lead continued in the fourth set (immediately 6-1), forcing Falasca to take refuge in the time-out. On resumption, Cisterna manages to bring itself back into contact. From then on, the match continued point-to-point, with Trento, which, after canceling a set ball, closed the score at the second match point on 27-25.

The guests’ lead continued in the fourth set (immediately 6-1), forcing Falasca to take refuge in a time-out.

The Red Star strolls over Virtus Bologna in the 31st round of the Euroleague. The Serbian team, in fact, defeated the Bologna team with a peremptory 88-52, at the end of a game dominated from start to finish.

The beginning was immediately horror for the black vures, who suffered in partial of 11-1. As time passes, however, things do not improve, and the host team closes the first quarter ahead 28-11.

In the second quarter, the gap between the two teams becomes even wider, as Red Star continues to maintain good shooting percentages reaching halftime up by 24 lengths.

The score does not change in the second half either, with Virtus Bologna unable to be effective on offense and disorderly on defense, reaching the last quarter down by more than 30 points. In the last 10 minutes, it is business as usual for Red Star to manage the large lead until the final buzzer.

Intervening in a press conference, Virtus Bologna head coach Dusko Ivanovic bluntly analyzed the heavy defeat they suffered: “Congratulations to Red Star, they played really well proving that last week&#8217s win against Olympiacos was no fluke. They played really well with their little guys, moved the ball well, found solutions on defense and found a lot of good shots. I believe and think they are Final Four caliber the way they play now.

On the other hand we had a definitely dismal performance. We have several problems and we have to find solutions as soon as possible. We only have the championship left, but we have to play seriously the games we have left in this Euroleague season.

Today&#8217s attitude is far from what this team can offer. We lacked fighting spirit and that is what bothers us the most”.

Alexander Zverev&#8217s adventure at the Miami Masters 1000 ends in the round of 16. The German tennis player, in fact, was defeated in a comeback by Frenchman Arthur Fils with a score of 3-6 6-3 6-4, after more than two hours of play.

In the first set, it was Zverev who first broke the’balance, finding the first and decisive break in the eighth game, then closing out the partial 6-3 in the next round.

The second set was decided from the opening bars with Filils finding three consecutive games. At that point, the Frenchman is adept at containing the number one seed’s comeback attempts until the final 6-3.

The third and decisive set is full of regrets for Zverev, who gets off to a rocket start with a three-games-to-one lead. At that point, however, comes the blackout for the German, who loses the next four games, allowing Fils to fly away in the score and close out the score at 6-4.

The third and decisive set is full of regrets for Zverev.

The elimination also cost dearly in terms of ATP Ranking for Alexander Zverev, who will not be able to overtake Jannik Sinner before the Madrid tournament. The South Tyrolean, therefore, will reach 47 weeks as world number one.