Joshua Tenkorang scores as Ravenna thrash Perugia

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Italian-Ghanaian midfielder Joshua Tenkorang scored as Ravenna defeated Perugia 3-0 in Serie C Group B.The midfielder broke the deadlock in the 72nd minute, finishing a move created by Simone Rabbi and giving the hosts a deserved advantage after a goalless first half.Ravenna controlled much of the contest, but Perugia remained compact and frustrated the home side before the interval. The match changed just before halftime when Perugia were reduced to ten men following Elvis Kabashis dismissal for a foul, leaving Ravenna with a numerical advantage.Tenkorang took full advantage after the restart, finding the net to put Ravenna ahead. He also received a yellow card shortly afterward, but continued to influence the game before being replaced by Marcelo Orellana in the 89th minute.Simone Rabbi then took charge of the closing stages. He doubled Ravennas lead in the 88th minute before completing his brace deep into stoppage time, securing a convincing home victory.The result strengthened Ravennas position near the top of the table, while Perugia were left to reflect on a difficult afternoon. Tenkorangs decisive contribution highlighted his importance in midfield and gave Ravenna valuable momentum.Ravenna will return to Serie C action against Ostiamare on September 16.

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