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Avellino 0-0 Albinoleffe
Albinoleffe’s bubble has well and truly burst, as they have earned just one point in their last three games. In fact, Avellino had the best chances of the first half with Kenesei repeatedly testing Marchetti. After the break Ruopolo and Serafini impressed, the latter seeing his header cleared off the line. The home side ended the match with 10 men, as Mengoni saw a straight red card for his tackle from behind on Ferrari.
Sent off: Mengoni 91 (Av)
Avellino: Pantanelli; Carbone, Corallo, Mengoni, Maietta; Sestu, Conticchio (Di Cecco 52), Anastasi, Bracaletti (Paonessa 59); Pellicori, Kenesei (Matarazzo 72)
Albinoleffe: Marchetti; Colombo, Gervasoni, Serafini, Peluso; Gori (Garlini 85), Del Prato, Poloni, Cristiano; Cellini (Bonazzi 65); Ruopolo (Ferrari 69)
Ref: Dondarini
Attendance: 4,500
Bologna 1-0 Treviso
Bologna notched up a third consecutive 1-0 victory over struggling Treviso, who have now lost five on the trot. Goalkeeper Calderoni risked another howler in the first half on Carrus, but was eventually beaten on 33 minutes by Marazzina’s looping header on an Amoroso cross. Carrus was unfortunate not to double the Rossoblu advantage after the break, as his sudden snapshot from 25 metres cannoned off the crossbar and Calderoni did well to parry Marazzina’s point-blank follow-up. Bologna shot-stopper Antonioli also impressed with a reaction save to deny Pia’s header from a free kick.
Scorers: Marazzina 33 (B)
Bologna: Antonioli; Lavecchia, Terzi, M Castellini, Bonetto; Confalone, Carrus, Amoroso; Bombardini (Di Gennaro 70), Fava (Danilevicius 75); Marazzina
Treviso: Calderoni; Baccin (Russotto 75), Scurto, Viali, Bonucci, Smit; Trotta (Scaglia 82), Venitucci, Quadrini; Piovaccari (Pia` 61), Barreto
Ref: Pierpaoli
Attendance: 9,710
Cesena 0-0 Bari
Bari held on for a point, as Cesena are still looking for their first win of the season. Both sides hit the frame of the goal in the first half. Croce’s free kick found Salvetti for a header that came off the upright, while Rajcic clipped the crossbar. Although the home team had the better of the second period, Gillet denied Ferretti’s strike.
Cesena: Berti (Sarti 55); Turati, Ola, Biasi, Cortellini; Sacilotto (Mezavilla 75), De Feudis, Salvetti; Croce, Moscardelli, Piccoli (Ferretti 46)
Bari: Gillet; Belmonte, Di Dio, Stellini, Loseto (Esposito 90); Galasso, Donda (Carozza 69), Gazzi, Rajcic, Tabbiani (Lanzafame 85); Santoruvo
Ref: Salati
Attendance: 6,128
Chievo 3-2 Ravenna
This was an exhilarating match at the Stadio Bentegodi with constant turnarounds. Chievo were the undoubted favourites to take the points and swept into an early lead through Marcolini’s spot-kick, but newly promoted Ravenna fought right back. On the stroke of half-time Cosenza snatched his second goal in as many games and soon after the restart Succi also converted a penalty. Just three minutes had passed before the Flying Donkeys brought Ravenna back down to earth with Mantovani. It looked set for a draw, but six minutes from time Cesar got his head to a corner kick to make it 3-2 for Chievo. It was a tense finale, as Rosi saw red after just eight minutes on the pitch.
Scorers: Marcolini pen 12 (C), Cosenza 45 (R), Succi pen 49 (R), Mantovani 52 (C), Cesar 84 (C)
Sent off: Rosi 88 (C)
Chievo: Squizzi; Moro, Mantovani, Cesar, Malago`; Bentivoglio, Troiano (Obinna 70), Marcolini; Luciano (Rosi 80), Pellissier (Rickler 83), Gasparetto
Ravenna: Capecchi; Pivotto, Cosenza, Centurioni, Fasano; Nicola (Virdis 83), Toledo, Larosa, Olive (Aloe 91); Chianese (Fofana 70), Succi
Ref: Scoditti
Attendance: 5,078
Lecce 1-2 Brescia
The big game of the weekend saw the two promotion favourites go head to head in Salento. Munari thought he had opened the scoring after 17 minutes when his free kick smacked the underside of the crossbar and bounced back off the line, but it did not go over completely. Viviano parried a Vives strike into the path of on-form Tiribocchi to give Lecce the lead soon after. Brescia managed to draw level ahead of half-time when Santacroce got his head to Lima’s free kick. Bazzani had a goal disallowed, but Possanzini turned the game around completely in a splendid solo effort, keeping his cool to waltz past Rosati. The Rondinelle should have had the win under lock and key, but Possanzini and Bazzani wasted good chances.
Scorers: Tiribocchi 24 (L), Santacroce 40 (B), Possanzini 66 (B)
Lecce: Rosati; Polenghi, Diamoutene, Cottafava; Angelo (Ardito 60), Munari, Vives (Valdes 68), Ariatti, Giuliatto; Tiribocchi, Abbruscato (Tulli 74)
Brescia: Viviano; Santacroce, Zoboli, Mareco; Zambelli, Vaas, Lima, Dallamano; Feczesin (Zambrella 28), Bazzani (Depetris 84), Possanzini
Ref: Rocchi
Attendance: 7,955
Mantova 0-0 Grosseto
Mantova’s crisis continues with this desperately disappointing stalemate against new boys Grosseto. Di Cesare had the best chance of the game, but incredibly failed to turn in his header from point-blank range. The pressure intensifies on Coach Attilio Tesser, as the leading teams break away.
Mantova: Pegolo; Sacchetti (Calori 59), Notari, Di Cesare, Balestri; Spinale (Mondini 76), Passoni, Tarana, Caridi; Godeas, Corona (Altinier 67)
Grosseto: Bressan; Terra, Abruzzese, Mignani; Garofalo, Innocenti, Valeri, Moro (Piocelle 67), Lazzari (Zecchin 89); Dall’Acqua (Paulinho 80), Carparelli
Ref: Girardi
Attendance: 7,728
Messina 1-0 Ascoli
Ascoli are in crisis with a third consecutive defeat. The decisive moment at the Stadio San Filippo arrived on 50 minutes when the referee pointed to the spot for Minieri’s foul on Degano. Biancolino did not miss his penalty.
Scorers: Biancolino pen 50 (M)
Messina: Manitta; Galeoto, Zanchi, Stendardo, Giosa; Lazzari (Rea 73), Coppola, Pestrin, Schetter (Gaveglia 62); Degano (Moro 77), Biancolino
Ascoli: Taibi; Minieri (Siniscalchi 51), Cioffi, Micolucci, Giallombardo; Job (Gaeta 79), Di Donato, Bernacci, Centi (Belingheri 79), Guberti; Soncin
Ref: Tommasi
Attendance: 3,287
Pisa 3-1 Piacenza
Serie B leaders Pisa continue to amaze with another crucial victory over promotion contenders. Cerci had thumped the woodwork before Castillo opened the scoring on 41 minutes with a classic counter-attack. Raimondi doubled their advantage after the break and straight after Piacenza got a foot back in the game when Simon’s strike was parried into the path of Bianco. However, late on Castillo struck once more, taking advantage of goalkeeper Cassano’s fumble on a Cerci effort.
Scorers: Castillo 41, 80 (Ps), Raimondi 55 (Ps), Bianco 58 (Pz)
Pisa: Morello; Zoppetti, Raimondi, Trevisan, Zavagno; E D`Anna (Carrozza 69), Braiati, Genevier, Cerci; Kutuzov, Castillo
Piacenza: Cassano; Nef, Miglionico, L D`Anna, Anaclerio; Riccio, Patrascu (Kharja 49), Bianco; Simon, Padalino (Guzman 59), Gemiti (Rantier 76)
Ref: Rizzoli
Attendance: 10,616
Spezia 0-1 Rimini
Rimini left it to the very last second to secure a surprise victory away to Spezia. Jeda had the best opportunity of the first half for the visitors when he met Regonesi’s cross, but only found the frame of the goal. Guidetti really should have won it for Spezia in the final minutes, but after going round the ‘keeper he incredibly failed to turn into an empty net. It proved to be a disastrous miss, as in the last 10 seconds of the match Ricchiuti’s header gave Rimini all three points.
Scorer: Ricchiuti 93 (R)
Spezia: Santoni; Camorani, Bianchi, Zaninelli, Giuliano; Frara, Biso, Saverino, Gorzegno (Fietta 86); Do Prado (Colombo 73); Guidetti
Rimini: Pugliesi; Vitiello, Porchia, Rinaldi, Regonesi; Cardinale, Cristiano; Valiani (Catacchini 86), Ricchiuti, Pagano; Jeda
Ref: Mazzoleni
Attendance: 6,607
Triestina 1-2 Frosinone
Frosinone celebrated their fourth consecutive victory, but Triestina felt hard done-by. The home side had taken the lead with Granoche’s seventh of the season, pouncing on a loose ball in the area. However, Lodi and the referee had other ideas. Mezzano’s handling offence allowed Lodi to convert the first kick and in the final minute Dedic earned another spot-kick for his clash with Petras. Between the two, Graffiedi had a great opportunity with his free header on to the bar.
Scorers: Granoche 13 (T), Lodi pens 24, 89 (F)
Triestina: Rossi; Milani (Lima 88), Mezzano, Petras, Kyriazis; Antonelli (Testini 54), Allegretti, Gorgonie, Sgrigna; Graffiedi (Piangerelli 84), Granoche
Frosinone: Sicignano; Ischia, Pagani, S Bocchetti, A Bocchetti; Lodi, Pecchia, D`Antoni (Amerini 74), Cariello; Martini (Dedic 67), Evacuo
Ref: Russo
Attendance: 6,048
Vicenza 1-2 Modena
Pinardi’s two goals in 60 seconds proved enough to give Modena a precious victory at the Stadio Menti. He opened the scoring with a volley from 25 metres, taking advantage of Zancope’s uncertainty, then finalised a team move with his angled drive. Vicenza had the chance to get back into it before the break, but Schwoch fired a penalty on to the upright. Giubilato struck in stoppages from a corner kick, but it was too late and the Biancorossi are now without a win since May 5.
Scorers: Pinardi 20, 21 (M), Giubilato 90 (V)
Missed penalty: Schwoch 38 (V)
Vicenza: Zancope`; Nastos (Sforzini 46), Giubilato, Fissore, Scardina; Raimondi, Rigoni, Helguera, Masiello; Capone (Serafini 72); Schwoch (Giacomini 66)
Modena: Frezzolini; Antonazzo (Ungari 87), Frey, Gozzi, Perna; Fantini, Longo, Luisi (Bolano 75), Giampa`; Pinardi; Bruno (Okaka 84)
Ref: Velotto
Attendance: 6,204
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