On both sides of the pitch, Bisceglie fans were very dissatisfied.
It's unclear whether they were unhappy with the team's failure to defend, allowing Lu Yang to score, or if they were unhappy that Lu Yang's goal was so quick they couldn't see it clearly.
After the kickoff was resumed, Bisceglie clearly wanted to give an account to the home fans.
They began to attack aggressively.
On the surface, Bisceglie seemed to have the upper hand.
This also had to do with the many player changes San Remo made during the off-season.
Looking at the current lineup, the vast majority of players are new signings brought in over the summer, and only a little more than ten days of cooperation is not enough for everyone to form a tacit understanding.
So San Remo was also prepared to play a defensive counterattack game.
However, even though Bisceglie was gaining momentum, they couldn't score.
Left-back Lu Yang was, needless to say, he didn't let the opponent burst through even once.
