Tre Penne defeated Cosmos 2:0 in the Championship's regular season round two on Thursday. T. Bartoli scored both goals, first in the forty-fourth minute and then to close out the contest in the eighty-ninth. The hosts moved into fifth place with a full haul of three points after one game.
Things came to a head when Bartoli struck in the second half, though the opening goal had already settled matters. Cosmos tried to find an equaliser but could not muster more than a single shot on target across the entire match. By then Tre Penne had taken control and kept their composure to see out the result.
The statistics tell the story more clearly than the scoreboard alone. Tre Penne enjoyed 58 per cent possession and registered four shots on target against Cosmos's one. The visitors managed six attacks but could not translate possession into danger, while the home side committed seven yellow cards in the process.
What the result means is straightforward enough. Tre Penne sit fifth with three points from a match won, having started the season with a victory over San Giovanni last week. Cosmos remain seventh with just one point after drawing their opener, and this defeat extends a run that includes two goalless draws against Tre Penne in previous fixtures.