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| Avellino 1-1 Treviso
A less than exciting encounter at the Partenio was decided by two precise headers. Mengoni got there first for Avellino, but despite Barreto’s dismissal, 10-man Treviso managed to snatch a point six minutes from time with Beghetto nodding in the equaliser.
Scorers: Mengoni 68 (A), Beghetto 84 (T)
Sent off: Barreto 79 (T)
Avellino: Gragnaniello; Corallo, Mengoni, De Angelis; Sestu, Di Cecco, Porcari, Tombesi (Kenesei 67); Paonessa (Bracaletti 92); Pellicori, Cipriani (Anastasi 59)
Treviso: Cordaz; Pianu, Bonucci, Scurto, Scaglia (Lupoli 83); Quadrini, Gissi, Mingozzi, Venitucci (D’Agostino 71); Russotto (Beghetto 71), Barreto
Ref: Girardi
Attendance: 3,787
Chievo 3-1 Cesena
The Flying Donkeys only took off in the final stages of this match, which was far tougher than expected against struggling Cesena. Once again, defenders proved the real hitmen for Chievo, as Moro nodded in the opener, but before the break Croce had equalised by taking advantage of Squizzi's error. Chievo couldn’t find a way through with Pellissier hitting the bar until DouDou's injury left Cesena with 10 men. Substitute Cossato grabbed a brace in the final eight minutes despite Mandelli's dismissal.
Scorers: Moro 26 (Ch), Croce 39 (Ce), Cossato 82, 90 (Ch)
Sent off: Mandelli 83 (Ch)
Chievo: Squizzi; Moro, Mandelli, Cesar, Malago’; Ciaramitaro, Italiano, Bentivoglio; Luciano (Rosi 64), Pellissier (Rickler 84), Iunco (Cossato 73)
Cesena: Berti; Cortellini, Doudou, Cardone (Tonucci 73), Biasi; Campedelli, De Feudis, Salvetti, Moscardelli; Paponi (Djuric 49), Croce (Vascak 70)
Ref: Pinzani
Attendance: 5,348
Grosseto 0-2 Modena
Grosseto suffered their first home defeat since Week 2. Pinardi converted a spot-kick in the first half and Roma youth product Okaka made sure of the spoils 16 minutes from time with a poacher’s goal. The Canarini had not won on their travels for three months.
Scorers: Pinardi pen 31 (M), Okaka 74 (M)
Grosseto: Bressan; Innocenti, Mignani, Barbagli (Terra 60); Gessa, Valeri, Consonni (Moro 62), Garofalo; Lazzari (Pichlmann 73), Graffiedi, Danilevicius
Modena: Narciso; Antonazzo, Gozzi, Ungari, Bastrini; Tamburini (Giampa 80), Pani (Gatti 78), Bolano; Pinardi (Gilioli 83), Bruno; Okaka
Ref: Herberg
Attendance: 3,466
Lecce 3-0 Frosinone
Lecce maintained the gap at the top of the table with this comfortable victory. The star strikers failed to make an impact, but their midfielders took up the slack. Zanchetta hit the woodwork with a free kick just 120 seconds in and got his goal after Fabiano's opener. Abbruscato had one disallowed and Ariatti completed the rout late on, but Frosinone are now without a victory in two months.
Scorers: Fabiano 20 (L), Zanchetta 47 (L), Ariatti 84 (L)
Lecce: Benussi; Schiavi (Giuliatto 83), Fabiano, Cottafava; Angelo, Munari, Zanchetta (Vives 73), Ardito, Ariatti; Abbruscato (Valdes 64), Tiribocchi
Frosinone: Sicignano; Pagani (Eder 77), Scarlato, S Bocchetti; Ischia, Lucenti, D`Antoni, Lodi, A Bocchetti; Evacuo (Martini 62), Margiotta
Ref: Romeo
Attendance: 6,011
Messina 1-2 Triestina
Incredibly, Triestina fought back to win in Sicily despite playing with 10 men for 84 minutes. Lima saw red for bringing down Degano in an early penalty incident, but the visitors didn't let their heads drop and turned it all around with Granoche redirecting an Allegretti free kick and Sgrigna grabbed a late right-foot winner.
Scorers: Degano pen 7 (M), Granoche 13 (T), Sgrigna 80 (T)
Sent off: Lima 6 (T)
Messina: Petrocco; Galeoto (Nole` 84), Stendardo, Giosa, Gaveglia (Moro 46); Surraco (Lazzari 72), Rea, Cordova, Schetter; Foti, Degano
Triestina: Dei; Kyriazis, Lima, Minelli, Pesaresi; Antonelli (Princivalli 72), Piangerelli, Allegretti, Testini; Granoche (Petras 17), Della Rocca (Sgrigna 60)
Ref: Pantana
Attendance: 4,693
Piacenza 2-1 Ascoli
A thoroughly ill-tempered match was decided deep into injury time. Dedic converted a penalty to break the deadlock and three minutes later Wolf and Pesce saw red for a scuffle. Cioffi was also dismissed, but despite being a man down Sommese drew Ascoli level on his seasonal debut. The disciplinary situation took its toll in stoppages when Bianchi gave Piace full points.
Scorers: Dedic pen 65 (P), Sommese 86 (A), Bianchi 91 (P)
Sent off: Wolf 68 (P), Pesce 68 (A), Cioffi 78 (A)
Piacenza: Cassano; Abbate, Olivi, Iorio, Gemiti (Ciarrocchi 87); Wolf, Riccio, T Bianchi; Rantier (Anaclerio 70), Aspas; Simon (Dedic 61)
Ascoli: Taibi; Aquilanti, Cioffi, Micolucci, Giallombardo; Guberti (Sommese 57), Di Donato (Belingheri 84), Luci, Pesce; Perrulli (Bernacci 64), Soncin
Ref: Squillace
Attendance: 2,672
Pisa 1-1 Bari
Pisa wasted a good opportunity to keep up with the leaders by only scraping a point against relegation battlers Bari. Cavalli had given the visitors a shock lead with a cracking screamer 12 minutes in and only the crossbar prevented Donda making it 2-0. Lorenzi managed to avoid a humiliating defeat with Lorenzi's header from a free kick.
Scorers: Cavalli 12 (B), Lorenzi 54 (P)
Pisa: Padelli; Zoppetti, Raimondi, Lorenzi, Zavagno; Cerci, Braiati, Juliano, D`Anna (Ciotola 46); Castillo, Kutuzov
Bari: Gillet; Ladino (Di Dio 5), Belmonte, Masiello, Antonelli; Galasso, Gazzi, Donda, Jadid (Rajcic 53); Santoruvo, Cavalli (Lanzafame 65)
Ref: Bergonzi
Attendance: 10,603
Ravenna 5-2 Mantova
The shock of the day saw bottom of the table Ravenna demolish promotion candidates Mantova, who had won six of their last seven games. Godeas had given the visitors a great start, but in the space of 10 minutes Sforzini equalised and Succi bagged a brace. Fiore made it 3-2 going into half-time, but Succi completed his hat-trick just 120 seconds after the restart and set up the fifth for Sforzini to smash home.
Scorers: Godeas 7 (M), Sforzini 11, 65 (R), Succi 18, 19, 48 (R), Fiore 45 (M)
Ravenna: Marruocco; Pivotto, Cosenza, Iuliano (Buscaroli 46), Anzalone; Trotta (Olive 79), Sciaccaluga, Rossetti, Toledo (Pizzolla 60); Sforzini, Succi
Mantova: Pegolo; Calori (Caridi 64), Notari, Di Cesare, Balestri; Tarana, Passoni (Do Prado 46), Spinale (Doga 70), Fiore; Godeas, Corona
Ref: Palanca
Attendance: 3,415
Rimini 1-2 Bologna
Bologna kept hold of the Serie B leadership by fighting back to win this local derby. Rimini have only themselves to blame, though, having taken the lead through Valiani and wasted a host of chances with Pagano, Ricchiuti, Vantaggiato and Vitiello. The Rossoblu were under constant pressure, but found an equaliser on the stroke of half-time when Vitiello accidentally deflected a free kick into his own net. Bucchi scored his first goal in a Bologna jersey to secure a barely-deserved victory.
Scorers: Valiani 7 (R), Vitiello og 41 (B), Bucchi 57 (B)
Rimini: Consigli; Vitiello, Milone, Porchia, Bravo (Docente 68); Lunardini (Paraschiv 85), Cardinale; Pagano (La Camera 85), Ricchiuti, Valiani; Vantaggiato
Bologna: Antonioli; Daino, Terzi, Moras, Bonetto; Lavecchia (Confalone 95), Mingazzini, Carrus, Amoroso (Della Rocca 83); Bucchi, Marazzina (Adailton 68)
Ref: De Marco
Attendance: 8,134
Spezia 0-2 Albinoleffe
Albinoleffe boosted their play-off hopes with an important victory away to Spezia. It was a balanced encounter overall and Cellini broke through with the first real scoring opportunity after 32 minutes, making the most of Camorani’s error. Guidetti’s free kick threatened to draw the home side level and Spezia were denied a strong penalty shout, but on the counter in the same move Cellini doubled the advantage. It is a fourth straight defeat for troubled Spezia.
Scorers: Cellini 32, 68 (A)
Spezia: Dazzi; Bianchi, Tedeschi, Ceccarelli (Eliakwu 86), Giuliano; Camorani (Iovine 72), Padoin, Saverino, Manzoni (Ribas 89); Colombo, Guidetti
Albinoleffe: Marchetti; Colombo, Conteh, Gervasoni, Peluso; Gori, Del Prato, Carobbio, Cristiano (Garlini 80); Cellini (Previtali 89), Ruopolo (Colacone 83)
Ref: Salati
Attendance: 5,951
Vicenza 1-1 Brescia
The red cards were flying at the Stadio Menti between two sides desperate for points. Zambrella's splendid strike gave Brescia the lead and Masiello drew level on the stroke of half-time. Tempers frayed in the second half, as Terranova and Giacomini were sent off for Vicenza and Vass also went for an early shower.
Scorers: Zambrella 21 (B), Masiello 44 (V)
Sent off: Terranova 56 (V), Vass 82 (B), Giacomini 88 (V)
Vicenza: Guardalben; Martinelli (Giacomini 70), Terranova, Scardina, Brivio; Rigoni, Helguera; Raimondi (Nastos 48), Capone (Cudini 59), Masiello; Serafini
Brescia: Viviano; Santacroce (Feczesin 82), Mareco, Zoboli, Dallamano; Lima; Stankevicus, Zambrella (Vass 61), Tacchinardi, Scaglia (Nsereko 61); Bazzani
Ref: Ayroldi
Attendance: 6,740
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