Futsal Serie A KINTO: L84 Torino and Meta Catania Lead, Napoli Pursues, Feldi Eboli Triumphs
Last season's league finalists are making their mark again. L84 Torino and Covei Meta Catania Bricocity are at the top of Serie A KINTO with perfect records after four rounds. The Italian champions won their top-tier clash against Sporting Sala Consilina in Leini. Fortini and Gilvan gave L84 Torino an early lead, followed by goals from Josik and De Oliveira, sealing a 5-1 victory despite a brief response from Igor.
Meta Catania dominated their home match against Roma, leading 3-0 early and cruising to an 8-0 win with eight different scorers.
Turmena Stars in Napoli's Win
Undefeated Napoli is close behind the leaders. Coach Ciccio Angelini's team won the Benevento derby. Though the score was close for over a half, with the home side taking the lead through Caruso, Turmena turned the game around with two first-half goals. Bortoletto extended Napoli's lead, and an own goal off a Gui corner, plus a late strike from Guitta, secured the 5-1 win.
Feldi Eboli ended a two-game losing streak with a 7-4 derby victory over Sandro Abate at PalaSele. Feldi Eboli initially led 3-0, and despite goals from Everton and Marcelinho, they maintained their lead to secure the win.
Goals and Drama in Serie A KINTO
Global Work Capurso secured their first win of the season in an 11-goal thriller against Active Network. Trailing 1-3 at home, Capurso scored three quick goals, including two from Mohabz and one from Dudu Taborda, to take the lead. Lachaga added another goal, making Recansens and Degan's late efforts for Active Network insufficient.
The fourth round of Serie A KINTO concluded on Saturday with the Padova derby between Vinumitaly Petrarca and Came Treviso, and a match in Pomezia featuring Fortitudo and Defender Giovinazzo seeking their first points. All matches were streamed live on the Divisione Calcio a 5 YouTube channel.
SERIE A KINTO - ROUND 4 RESULTS
GTS GLOBAL WORK CAPURSO 6 - 5 ACTIVE NETWORK
COVEI META CATANIA BRICOCITY 8 - 0 ROMA 1927
FELDI EBOLI 7 - 4 SANDRO ABATE
GG TEAM WEAR BENEVENTO 1 - 5 NAPOLI FUTSAL
L84 TORINO 5 - 1 SPORTING SALA CONSILINA
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