Casarano produced a dominant away performance to defeat Team Altamura 4-0 at the Stadio Comunale Tonino D'Angelo, a result that was broadly in line with the pre-match expectations of the Lemeister model. The model had made Casarano slight favourites with a 43 per cent win probability, and the visitors delivered a thoroughly professional display that was decided in the first half and then polished off after the interval.
The visitors took control early, opening the scoring in the 12th minute through F. Grandolfo. They doubled their advantage just past the 20-minute mark when L. Versienti found the net in the 23rd minute. The pressure told again shortly before the hour mark, as K. Lulic added a third in the 57th minute. The scoring was completed in the 75th minute from the penalty spot by C. Chirico, a goal that came alongside a yellow card for Team Altamura's M. Zazza. Casarano's V. Leonetti had also been booked in the first half, in the 36th minute.
The statistical picture from the contest underlines the visitors' superiority, though the headline numbers are notably sparse. With no structured data on possession, shots, passes or expected goals available, the clearest indicator of Casarano's control is the 90-minute flow of the scoreline. The four goals, spread across both halves, suggest a team that was both clinical in the final third and comfortable in managing the game state once ahead. Team Altamura, by contrast, were unable to create enough to trouble the Casarano defence, leaving them without a goal to show for their efforts.
Without individual player ratings or detailed shot data, the standout performers are best identified by their direct contributions to the scoreline. Grandolfo and Versienti both found the net in the first half to set the platform, Lulic struck early in the second to kill any hope of a fightback, and Chirico converted the penalty to add gloss to the winning margin. The discipline of the defence, which kept a clean sheet away from home, was equally important, even if the specific players involved cannot be named.
The fixture saw each side make five substitutions, indicating both benches were used fully, but the changes did not alter the trajectory of the match. Team Altamura could not find an attacking rhythm required to get back into the contest, while Casarano managed the game effectively, absorbing any pressure before striking decisively on the counter or from set pieces.
For Casarano, this comprehensive victory is a valuable three points in the context of the Serie C Girone C season, providing a strong away win that bolsters their position. The clean sheet and multiple goal scorers are positive signs heading into the final rounds. For Team Altamura, the heavy defeat at home is a setback, leaving them needing to respond quickly to arrest any slide, particularly with the defensive issues that allowed four goals to slip past. The result underscores the difference between the two sides on the day, with Casarano proving more efficient in front of goal and more solid without the ball.
