FC Obermais won the Serie D - Girone C final 3-2 against Vigasio after extra time, a result the Lemeister model had marginally favoured by giving the away side a 38 per cent win probability, with Vigasio at 31 per cent and the draw at 30 per cent. The match was decided by the timing of Obermais' goals: they equalised before half-time, scored a stoppage-time leveller to force extra time, and struck again in the 114th minute. Vigasio led twice, but the data suggests Obermais' persistence in the final third was the decisive factor, as they scored three goals across 76 minutes of play after the 38th minute.
Vigasio opened the scoring in the 23rd minute through a penalty converted by M. Moras. The home side held that lead for 15 minutes until M. Brusco scored a normal goal in the 38th minute, levelling the match at 1-1 before the interval. The first half ended with the teams inseparable, though Vigasio had taken the initiative from the spot. The second half saw Vigasio regain the lead in the 82nd minute when Moras scored his second of the match with a normal goal, putting the home side ahead once more. That lead held for only eight minutes of regulation time before S. Turini scored a normal goal in the 90th minute, bringing the score to 2-2 and sending the final into extra time.
The additional period was brief in its drama. A. Loncini scored the winning goal in the 114th minute, a normal goal that broke Vigasio's resistance and sealed the trophy for FC Obermais. The match produced five goals across 114 minutes, with no cards issued and no substitutions recorded. The absence of cards indicates a disciplined contest, but the lack of substitutions is unusual for a final that went to extra time, suggesting both managers may have chosen to rely on their starting XIs throughout.
Moras was the standout performer for Vigasio, scoring both of his side's goals. His first was a penalty, but his second, a normal goal in the 82nd minute, appeared to put his team in a commanding position. However, the home side could not protect that lead. For FC Obermais, the goals were spread across three scorers: Brusco in the first half, Turini in the 90th minute, and Loncini in extra time. This distribution of goal-scoring responsibility suggests a deep threat in the Obermais attack, with multiple players capable of delivering at key moments.
The match statistics are limited in the available data, but the pattern of the goals tells a clear story. Vigasio led twice but were unable to close out either lead. The first lead was surrendered through Brusco's equaliser before half-time, and the second was lost in the 90th minute, the most damaging moment for any team. The equaliser forced extra time, and Obermais' goal in the 114th minute was the final blow. Vigasio's inability to see out the match after the 82nd minute, when they had a 2-1 lead, will be the defining narrative of their defeat.
For FC Obermais, this victory completes a successful campaign in the Serie D - Girone C. They demonstrated resilience by coming from behind twice, first through Brusco's equaliser and then through Turini's stoppage-time strike. Loncini's extra-time winner was the culmination of that persistence. For Vigasio, the defeat ends their season in the most painful fashion. They led twice, had a player in Moras who delivered two goals, and still came up short. The Lemeister model had slightly favoured Obermais, but the margins were fine, and the final was decided by the away side's ability to find goals at the most critical moments: the 90th minute and extra time.
