The 2006-07 campaign saw Cesena, nicknamed the Cavallucci Marini, secure a vital 15th-place finish in a highly competitive Serie B season that included giants like Juventus. Leading the attack was the prolific Senegalese forward Papa Waigo, whose 15 goals proved decisive in anchoring the club's status in the second tier. His stellar contribution, alongside the 11 goals from a young Graziano Pellè, made it a memorable year defined by strong attacking play against the backdrop of an unforgettable, tumultuous season for Italian football.