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| Ascoli 1-2 Cittadella
It has been a bad week for Ascoli and an even worse debut for new Coach Vincenzo Chiarenza, who took over from Nello Di Costanzo. Iori converted an early penalty that was Cittadella's third goal of the season. Luci turned in from a deflected free kick to equalise and Soncin almost won it with an overhead kick that
Scorers: Iori pen 12 (C), Luci 67 (A), Meggiorini 87 (C)
Sent off: Micolucci 70 (A)
Ascoli: Taibi; Nastos, Melucci, Micolucci; Giallombardo, Sommese (Raffaello 60), Di Donato, Luci; Belingheri (Luisi 60); Masini (Falco 77), Soncin
Cittadella: Zotti; Turato, Castiglia (Volpe 64), Cherubin, Marchesan; Carteri (Musso 77), Pesoli, Iori, De Gasperi; Meggiorini, Bonvissuto (Oliveira 32)
Ref: Scoditti
Attendance: 4,534
Avellino 0-0 Frosinone
Precious little happened at the Partenio as Frosinone emerged frustrated. Gragnanello performed a couple of saves, but top scorer Eder let the tension get to him and was sent off for a reaction foul. At least the fans were able to celebrate the fact Avellino's three-point penalty for financial irregularities was quashed on appeal on Friday.
Sent off: Eder 70 (F)
Avellino: Gragnaniello; Gazzola, Pecorari, Defendi, Doudou; Pacilli (De Martino 61), Di Cecco, Dettori, Ciotola (Pepe 84); Aubameyang (De Zerbi 55); Pellicori
Frosinone: Sicignano; Guidi, Scarlato, Ascoli; Lucenti (Nocentini 85), Coppola (Perra 71), Biso, Bocchetti; Eder, Santoruvo, Dedic (Tavares 87)
Ref: Giannoccaro
Attendance: 2,993
Bari 3-1 Grosseto
There was no question who was Man of the Match here, as 21-year-old Francesco Caputo bagged a spectacular hat-trick to end Grosseto's hopes of topping the table. His header began the rout just 13 minutes in and De Vezze went close to a second, but on the stroke of half-time Abruzzese saw red. Despite that dismissal, Grosseto still drew level after the restart through Vitiello's volley. Caputo took control, the youngster thumping a right-foot strike and then another header for a memorable afternoon, as he had never previously scored in Serie B.
Scorers: Caputo 13, 55, 65 (B), Vitiello 47 (G)
Sent off: Abruzzese 45 (G)
Bari: Gillet; Galasso, A Masiello, Stellini, Bonomi; De Pascalis (Donda 67), De Vezze, Gazzi, S Masiello; Caputo (Cavalli 67), Barreto (Volpato 74)
Grosseto: Acerbis; Innocenti (Stendardo 46), Porchia, Abruzzese, Garofalo; Vitiello, Cordova, Sansovini, Consonni, Mora (Lazzari 68); Pichlmann (Sforzini 68)
Ref: Gava
Attendance: 8,435
Empoli 0-3 Pisa
Pisa caused a huge upset in the Tuscan derby as Empoli plunged to a second consecutive Serie B defeat. The visitors have been struggling this season, but shocked last week's leaders in the first half. Bassi denied Buzzegoli an early opener, but could do nothing on his penalty for a foul on Birindelli. Joelson pounced on a defensive error to double the advantage and after the break former Empoli star Gasparetto completed the rout. Silvio Baldini’s side were never really in the game and this is an embarrassing setback.
Scorers: Buzzegoli pen 20 (P), Joelson 38 (P), Gasparetto 60 (P)
Empoli: Bassi; Marzoratti, Vargas, Piccolo (Pasquato 31); Busce`, Marianini (Cupi 51), Valdifiori, Bianco; Lodi, Vannucchi; Corvia (Pozzi 46)
Pisa: Alfonso; Birindelli (Piccini 72), Viviani, Trevisan, Feussi; Genevier (Radovanovic 80), Braiati, Buzzegoli (Alvarez 63); Job, Gasparetto, Joelson
Ref: Mazzoleni
Attendance: 7,700
Livorno 2-1 Rimini
Livorno saw off struggling Rimini without too much strain. Rossini nodded in Diamanti's cross and Tavano met Bonetto's assist, although the former Empoli and Valencia man could easily have scored more. Rimini staged a late fight-back with Vantaggiato, while Cipriani hit the bar.
Scorers: Rossini 45 (L), Tavano 60 (L), Vantaggiato 81 (R)
Livorno: De Lucia; Rosi, Perticone, Miglionico, Bonetto; E Filippini (Terranova 72), Loviso, Candreva; Diamanti (Bergvold 84); Tavano, Rossini (Danilevicius 58)
Rimini: Pugliesi; Catacchini, Milone, Sottil, Regonesi; Basha; Frara (Cardinale 67), Paraschiv (La Camera 66); Vantaggiato, Ricchiuti, Cipriani
Ref: Girardi
Attendance: 7,456
Mantova 1-3 Parma
Parma snatched a potentially decisive victory for their promotion bid in a very eventful game. Caridi may have been offside when he put Mantova in front, then Handanovic denied Morrone and Leon a potential equaliser. The Gialloblu were furious to see Lucarelli and Leon goals controversially disallowed, decisions that prompted Coach Francesco Guidolin's dismissal for dissent. Damiano Zenoni finally drew level with a daisy-cutter and that opened the floodgates. Sacchetti brought down Leon for a Lucarelli penalty and three minutes later Reginaldo smacked in from the edge of the box.
Scorers: Caridi 10 (M), Zenoni 48 (P), Lucarelli pen 58 (P), Reginaldo 61 (P)
Mantova: Handanovic; Fissore, Sacchetti (Salviato 63), Cristante; Tarana, Spinale (Sedivec 67), Passoni, Balestri; Marchesetti (Grauso 56), Godeas, Caridi
Parma: Pavarini; Paci, A Lucarelli, Rossi; Zenoni, Budel, Morrone, Castellini; Leon (Mariga 70); C Lucarelli (Paloschi 90), Reginaldo (Kutuzov 76)
Ref: Ciampi
Attendance: 8,605
Modena 1-3 Brescia
Brescia had to fight back to shoot down the Canarini, as De Oliveira had put Modena in front. Perna was judged to have held back Caracciolo and the former Palermo striker converted the penalty himself. Hungarian Feczesin turned the game around with his splendid lob and the tension got to Marsili. The referee pointed to the spot a second time and, although Frezzolini saved Baronio's attempt, there was no denying the rebound.
Scorers: De Oliveira 12 (M), Caracciolo pen 25 (B), Feczesin 33 (B), Baronio 64 (B)
Missed penalty: Baronio 64 (B)
Sent off: Marsili 43 (M), Ricchi 70 (M)
Modena: Frezzolini; Ricchi, Gozzi (Gasparetto 79), Perna, Gemiti; Marsili, Bolano, Tamburini (Catellani 66); De Oliveira; Stanco (Fantini 82), Bruno
Brescia: Arcari; Martinez, Zoboli, Mareco, Berardi; Zambelli (Rispoli 85), Baronio (Dallamano 79), Gorzegno (Vaas 65); Feczesin; Nsereko, Caracciolo
Ref: Pinzani
Attendance: 4,996
Salernitana 2-1 Ancona
Salernitana got back on track after two straight defeats, but got off to a dreadful start here too. Mastronunzio was allowed a simple tap-in from Rizzato's assist just nine minutes in and, to make matters worse, Fava picked up an injury and Di Napoli's free kick hit the post. However, Ancona shot themselves in the foot with Rizzato's handling offence giving Scarpa a penalty and Catinali's dismissal allowing Kyriazis to complete the comeback from a corner kick.
Scorers: Mastronunzio 9 (A), Scarpa pen 57 (S), Kyriazis 80 (S)
Sent off: Catinali 68 (A)
Salernitana: Pinna; Ambrogioni (Ciarcia` 46), Fusco, Kyriazis, Marchese; Russo, Pestrin, Tricarico, Scarpa (Cardinale 93); Di Napoli, Fava (Gerardi 28)
Ancona: Sirigu; Turati (Di Fausto 77), De Castro, Vanigli, Rizzato; Catinali, Anastasi, Schiattarella (Piccoli 46), De Falco; Mastronunzio, Nassi (Siqueira 55)
Ref: Velotto
Attendance: 8,335
Treviso 3-2 Piacenza
Treviso secured an impressive comeback in this eventful encounter. Iorio accidentally turned Palermo's cross into his own net, but Piacenza turned it around through Ferraro's header and Nainggolan. Two goals in the space of 10 minutes sent the home fans wild as Scurto and a Scaglia right-foot strike from distance sealed the scoreline.
Scorers: Iorio og 13 (T), Ferraro 37 (P), Nainaggolan 60 (P), Scurto 70 (T), Scaglia 80 (T)
Treviso: Cordaz; Bonucci (Pianu 40), Dal Canto, Scurto; Missiroli, Gissi, Palermo (Pedrelli 62), D’Aversa, Scaglia; Musetti, Beghetto (Piovaccari 76)
Piacenza: Cassano; Rickler, Olivi, Iorio (Abbate 56); Avogadri, Aspas (Wolf 77), Riccio, Nainggolan, Anaclerio; Ferraro, Moscardelli (Rantier 57)
Ref: Candussio
Attendance: 2,874
Triestina 1-1 Albinoleffe
These two sides are on the fringes of the play-off race and fought hard for an entertaining 1-1 draw. Albinoleffe had their goalkeeper to thank for two crucial first half saves that allowed them to take the lead after the restart through Carobbio’s free kick. Narciso again came to the rescue on Della Rocca’s header, but was powerless to resist Allegretti’s curling set play. Minelli’s second bookable offence made it a very open end to the game, as Gabionetta blasted over the opportunity to secure victory for Leffe.
Scorers: Carobbio 50 (A), Allegretti 56 (T)
Sent off: Minelli 83 (T)
Triestina: Agazzi; Cacciatore, Cottafava, Minelli, Rullo; Antonelli (Eliakwu 79 Allegretti, Gorgone, Cia (Tabbiani 57); Testini, Della Rocca (Petras 84)
Albinoleffe: Narciso; Garlini, Conteh, Gervasoni, Renzetti; Madonna (Geroni 78), Caremi, Carobbio, Gabionetta; Ruopolo (Luoni 73), Ferrari
Ref: Dondarini
Attendance: 5,170
Vicenza 1-0 Sassuolo
Sassuolo fell to a surprise defeat that puts Vicenza in second place, but remained top of the table thanks to losses for Grosseto and Empoli. The game turned on 52 minutes, as Bressan palmed Sgrigna's effort over the bar and from the resulting corner Anselmi was penalised for holding back Bjelanovic. Sgrigna stepped up and converted the penalty. He nearly got a second soon after, bringing a fine save out of Bressan, but Sassuolo felt hard done by at the final whistle after seeing two goals disallowed.
Scorers: Sgrigna pen 52 (V)
Vicenza: Fortin; Raimondi, Volta, Di Cesare, Fatic; Bottone (Serafini 71), Bernardini, Morosini, Botta, Sgrigna (Martinelli 85); Bjelanovic (Margiotta 90)
Sassuolo: Bressan; Rea, Anselmi, Bastrini, Donazzan; Fusani (Pensalfini 60), Poli, Salvetti; Erpen (Masucci 60), Zampagna, Noselli (Pagani 74)
Ref: Rizzoli
Attendance: 9,333
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