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| Albinoleffe 0-0 Ascoli
Albinoleffe were denied victory by the woodwork and a wonderful performance from Taibi in goal. The veteran shot-stopper kept out at least three clear scoring opportunities and Carobbio thumped the crossbar.
Albinoleffe: Marchetti; Garlini, Conteh, Peluso, Bombardieri; Madonna (Fogaroli` 94), Del Prato, Carobbio, Cristiano; Ferrari (Bonazzi 72); Ruopolo (Torri 91)
Ascoli: Taibi; Minieri, Cioffi, Bellusci, Giallombardo; Job (Perrulli 78), Di Donato, Luci (Belingheri 95), Pesce; Soncin (Guberti 78), Bernacci
Ref: Velotto
Attendance: 5,131
Bari 0-4 Lecce
There is no question over who has the bragging rights after this Puglia derby. It is in their finishing that the two teams truly stand apart, as Abbruscato bagged a brace from a Vives cross and deflected corner kick, while Tiribocchi bagged one goal and set up the fourth for Tulli. Bari came closest to a goal when Stellini’s header struck the woodwork, but it was scant consolation.
Scorers: Abbruscato 34, 59 (L), Tiribocchi 45 (L), Tulli 87 (L)
Bari: Gillet; Ladino, Stellini, Esposito, Antonelli; Tabbiani (Gazzi 46), Donda (Ganci 46), Rajcic, Galasso; Santoruvo, Cavalli (Strambelli 70)
Lecce: Benussi; Schiavi, Diamutene, Cottafava; Angelo (Esposito 81), Munari, Zanchetta, Vives (Diarra 68), Ariatti; Tiribocchi, Abbruscato (Tulli 61)
Ref: Farina
Attendance: 10,949
Brescia 2-0 Rimini
Brescia got back to winning ways to remain in the promotion race as they took out one of their direct rivals for those spots. Both sides went for it in the first half and Rimini were unlucky not to open the scoring when Valiani skimmed the woodwork. Possanzini broke the deadlock with s solo effort and eight minutes later Tacchinardi pounced on a Stankevicius long ball.
Scorers: Possanzini 52 (B), Tacchinardi 60 (B)
Brescia: Viviano; Zoboli, Stankevicius, Santacroce (Mareco 46), Dallamano; Zambelli, Tacchinardi, Lima; Scaglia (De Petris 73), Mannini (Nsereko 65); Possanzini
Rimini: Consigli; Vitiello, Milone, Peccarisi, Regonesi; Cardinale, Paraschiv (Vantaggiato 65); Pagano (Catacchini 81), Ricchiuti (Bravo 86), Valiani; Jeda
Ref: Tagliavento
Attendance: 3,562
Cesena 4-1 Treviso
Cesena end 2007 by finally clambering off the foot of the table with a convincing victory. Baccin brought down Salvetti for Moscardelli’s spot-kick and Pia drew level by taking advantage of a lucky ricochet. However, the home side took control as Vignati’s header, a Moscardelli solo effort and substitute Ferretti’s stoppage-time strike rounded out the scoreline with Baccin sent off for Treviso.
Scorers: Moscardelli pen 40, 80 (C), Pià 61 (T), Vignati 70 (C), Ferretti 92 (C)
Sent off: Baccin 76 (T)
Cesena: Sarti; Biserni, Vignati, Ola, Lauro; Vascak (Croce 64), De Feudis, Botta, Salvetti (Cortellini 85); Djuric (Ferretti 90), Moscardelli
Treviso: Calderoni; Baccin, Viali, Scurto, Dal Canto; Quadrini, Guigou, Amodio (Venitucci 82), Scaglia (Russotto 58); Pia`, Barreto
Ref: Ciampi
Attendance: 6,147
Grosseto 2-1 Piacenza
Grosseto earned a surprise victory to go level on points with the more illustrious Piacenza. Nef turned a D’Anna free kick over from point-blank range and had another couple of good chances for the visitors in the first half, but Lazzari gave Grosseto the lead by squeezing the ball in from an improbable angle. Cacia scored perhaps his final goal for Piace, finalising an impressive Kharja move, but Lazzari won it with an extraordinary lob from midfield that caught goalkeeper Cassano off his line.
Scorers: Lazzari 50, 60 (G), Cacia 58 (P)
Sent off: Bianchi 93 (P)
Grosseto: Bressan; Terra, Mignani, Abruzzese (Gonnella 46), Innocenti, Valeri, Moro, Garofalo, Zecchin (Consonni 69), Lazzari, Carboni (Virga 90)
Piacenza: Cassano; Nef, Miglionico, D`Anna, Anaclerio; Riccio (Simon 75), Kharja, Patrascu (Olivi 86); Aspas, Bianchi; Cacia
Ref: Cavarretta
Attendance: 2,767
Mantova 3-1 Spezia
Godeas was the star of the show as his hat-trick ensured a fifth consecutive victory for Mantova and made him top scorer in Serie B. Guidetti thought he had broken the deadlock, but it was disallowed, so Godeas sent his men into the half-time break 1-0 up. Godeas struck twice more, though Guidetti did finally get his moment of glory for Spezia.
Scorers: Godeas 18, 49, 85 (M), Guidetti 59 (S)
Mantova: Pegolo; Sacchetti, Notari, Cristante, Balestri; Tarana (Lucenti 81), Spinale, Doga (Mondini 78), Caridi (Franchini 61); Godeas, Corona
Spezia: Dazzi; Giuliano, Bianchi, Pecorari, Rossi; Biso (Colombo 81); Camorani (Ribas 57), Fietta, Padoin; Do Prado; Guidetti
Ref: Squillace
Attendance: 8,081
Messina 2-1 Bologna
Bologna stumble in Sicily, but still keep hold of the Serie B leadership. Marazzina had given them the lead early on by pouncing on the ricochet from Fava’s shot against the post. The key figure for Messina was Cordova, whose free kick forced a corner that Giosa redirected into the net. Degano’s header hit the bar, but Cordova was decisive again as he curled in one of his trademark set-pieces. Messina could have had more, as Antonioli parried Biancolino’s effort and Marazzina’s goalline clearance denied Lazzari. Parisi saw red for a second bookable offence, but Bologna failed to take advantage and Bombardini was sent off for dissent after Mingazzini had an equaliser controversially disallowed for offside.
Scorers: Marazzina 9 (B), Giosa 15 (M), Cordova 33 (M)
Sent off: Parisi 56 (M), Bombardini 78 (B)
Messina: Manitta; Galeoto, Stendardo, Giosa, Parisi; Lazzari (Schetter 81), Pestrin, Cordova (Arigo` 92); D’Aversa, Degano (Gaveglia 60); Biancolino
Bologna: Antonioli; Daino (Adailton 62), Terzi, Castellini, Costa (Lavecchia 54); Mingazzini, Carrus, Amoroso; Bombardini, Fava (Danilevicius 81); Marazzina
Ref: Pierpaoli
Attendance: 3,905
Modena 2-2 Frosinone
Frosinone twice threw away an advantage at the Stadio Braglia. Lodi nodded over early on before Amerini exchanged passes with Evacuo inside the area. Colacone and Prosperi clashed for a Koffi penalty, but Lodi restored Frosinone’s lead with one of his trademark left-foot rockets. However, they shot themselves in the foot when Salvatore Bocchetti accidentally turned a Giampa’ corner into his own net.
Scorers: Amerini 25 (F), Koffi pen 33 (M), Lodi 52 (F), Bocchetti og 60 (M)
Modena: Frezzolini; Frey, Gozzi, Perna, Tamburini (Antonazzo 46); Giampa`, Pani, Longo (Bolano 22), Koffi; Colacone, Bruno (Okaka 79)
Frosinone: Sicignano; Bognar (Fialdini 6), Prosperi, Pagani, S Bocchetti; Lodi, Amerini, D`Antoni, Cariello; Martini (Margiotta 70), Evacuo (Troianiello 85)
Ref: Salati
Attendance: 7,184
Pisa 1-0 Ravenna
Pisa took home three precious points after another less than impressive performance. Zoppetti got the only goal of the game by bundling in a corner kick, but Ravenna were kicking themselves are missing a series of chances, including a penalty that Succi fired wide of the target.
Scorers: Zoppetti 29 (P)
Missed penalty: Succi 55 (R)
Sent off: Pizzolla 78 (R)
Pisa: Morello; Zoppetti, Raimondi, Trevisan, Zavagno; Genevier (Passiglia 54), D’Anna (Carrozza 68), Cerci (Lorenzi 92), Braiati; Castillo, Kutuzov
Ravenna: Capecchi; Anzalone, Cosenza, Nicola (Barilla` 46) (Fofana 70), Pivotto; Fasano, Pizzolla, Sciaccaluga, Toledo; Chianese, Succi
Ref: Stefanini
Attendance: 10,481
Triestina 2-2 Avellino
This was certainly an eventful encounter with four goals, three red cards and an upright, but Avellino must be wondering how they threw away the full points. The visitors were 2-0 up by the 35th minute thanks to a Salgado poacher’s goal and Pellicori penalty. Triestina’s half-time talk must have shaken the walls, as they came out fighting with Della Rocca pulled one back and Granoche both earned and converted a spot-kick. The tension got to Avellino as Sestu and Sirignano saw red in the space of four minutes, but the nine-man team risked winning at the death when Baldanzeddu’s volley hit the post. Petras was also dismissed.
Scorers: Salgado 17 (A), Pellicori pen 35 (A), Della Rocca 58 (T), Granoche pen 71 (T)
Sent off: Sestu 73 (A), Sirignano 77 (A), Petras 91 (T)
Triestina: Dei; Peana (De Cristofaro 72) (Sedivec 84), Petras, Mezzano (Rossetti 46), Kyriazis; Sgrigna, Piangerelli, Allegretti, Testini; Della Rocca, Granoche
Avellino: Gragnaniello; Carbone, Mengoni, Maietta, De Angelis; Di Cecco (Paonessa 92), Porcari; Sestu, Salgado (Bracaletti 54), Sirignano; Pellicori (Baldanzeddu 78)
Ref: Herberg
Attendance: 6,384
Vicenza 1-3 Chievo
Chievo dominated this local derby with their seventh away victory of the campaign. Italiano hit the crossbar early on, but Pellissier was the Man of the Match thanks to his well-taken brace of counters either side of Capone’s tap-in. Obinna secured the result in stoppages as his left-foot drive took a deflection off Terranova.
Scorers: Pellissier 59, 79 (C), Capone 66 (V), Obinna 90 (C)
Vicenza: Zancope`; Martinelli, Terranova, Giubilato, Brivio (Giacomini 87); Raimondi (Marchesetti 80), Helguera, Morosini; Masiello, Capone; Sforzini (Schwoch 46)
Chievo: Squizzi; Malago` (Moro 70), Mandelli, Cesar, Mantovani; Ciaramitaro (Troiano 80), Italiano, Bentivoglio; Iunco (Luciano 54), Pellissier, Obinna
Ref: Dondarini
Attendance: 6,555
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