Pesaro secured a narrow 83-77 victory over Caserta in Serie A2 on October 11th, 2026. The home side maintained their position in second place after the contest, extending a run that has seen them win their last two outings. By then, you could sense the momentum shifting in their favour, though Caserta refused to make it easy.
The result leaves Pesaro with 25 wins from 36 games, sitting comfortably above the mid-table pack. Their recent form has been encouraging — they beat Don Giovanni Cremona 87-84 just last week and followed that with a 96-81 victory over Cento. To be fair, Caserta have struggled of late, losing both of their most recent matches against Fortuna Bologna and Sebastiani Rieti.
There were no dramatic late collapses or last-minute heroics worth highlighting. The game settled into a rhythm where the hosts managed to pull away when it mattered, though the margin never looked comfortable. Eight points is enough to take the result, but not enough to suggest they dominated throughout.
What stands out is the contrast in form between the two sides. Pesaro have only lost 11 games all season, while Caserta's recent defeats suggest they're finding things harder to come by. The home team had already shown they could handle pressure — their 96-94 win over Rimini back in May proved that.
The gap between them in the table should widen slightly from this result. Pesaro remain firmly in the hunt for a playoff spot, while Caserta's position becomes more precarious with each loss. By then, the question isn't whether they can win — it's whether they can string two victories together at all.
