Turris earned an away comeback win over Brindisi, winning 2-1 at the Stadio Franco Fanuzzi in Brindisi.

The result came in the fourth round of the Serie D championship, Girone H. Turris arrived for the trip on five points from the first three matchdays, with one win and two draws, and left Apulia with another three points after turning the match around in the second half.

Carretta opens it, D'Agostino answers

Brindisi started stronger and took the lead in the 13th minute through Carretta.

Turris responded before half-time. D'Agostino equalized in the 39th minute with a strike from the edge of the area, helped by an error from Brindisi goalkeeper Giardino. The 1-1 score sent the teams into the break with the comeback underway.

Bangal comes on and wins it

The decisive moment arrived in the second half. Bangal entered the match in the 68th minute, replacing Vano, and scored seven minutes later.

His 75th-minute goal completed the turnaround and fixed the final score at 2-1 for Turris.

Why it matters for Turris

First, it was an away test passed. Winning at the "Fanuzzi" required recovering from an early deficit rather than protecting an early advantage.

Second, the timing showed depth and management of the match. The equalizer before half-time changed the shape of the game, while the winning substitution — Bangal for Vano in the 68th minute — decided it in the final quarter of an hour.

Third, it continues a solid start. After collecting five points in three games, Turris added a second victory of the season on matchday four in Girone H.

What remains unconfirmed from the available sources is the updated full table after the match and the officially homologated match report with lineups. What is established is the essential sequence: Carretta at 13 minutes, D'Agostino at 39 minutes, and Bangal at 75 minutes for the 2-1 Turris win.