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| Avellino 0-1 Frosinone
Once again Lodi came to the rescue, as he is single-handedly keeping Frosinone in Serie B. The game looked to be dragging itself uneventfully towards a goalless draw before the creative midfielder unleashed one of his trademark rockets.
Scorers: Lodi 93 (F)
Avellino: Gragnaniello; Maietta, Cherubin, De Angelis, Sestu; Di Cecco, Della Rocca, Porcari; Paonessa (Nardini 66), Salgado; Pellicori
Frosinone: Sicignano; Ischia, Scarlato (Pagani 52), S Bocchetti, A Bocchetti, Lodi, D’Antoni, Biso (Amerini 79), Lucenti; Martini (Evacuo 62), Margiotta
Ref: Marelli
Attendance: 3,663
Chievo 1-0 Treviso
The Flying Donkeys caught Bologna at the top of the table thanks to this hard-fought victory. Midfielder Italiano’s thunderbolt proved to be enough, as Treviso Coach Bepi Pillon did not enjoy his return to the Stadio Bentegodi.
Scorers: Italiano 22 (C)
Chievo: Squizzi; Moro, Rickler, Mandelli, Mantovani; Bentivoglio, Italiano, Ciaramitaro (Rigoni 64); Luciano, Pellissier (Cossato 89),Obinna (Iunco 69)
Treviso: Calderoni; Pianu, D`Anna, Scurto, Scaglia; Quadrini, Gissi (Mingotti 76); Giunti, Venitucci (Beghetto 62), Russotto; Piovaccari (Lupoli 62)
Ref: Celi
Attendance: 5,417
Grosseto 2-2 Albinoleffe
The fans were certainly kept entertained in this fiery encounter, as Grosseto twice fought back to hold the high-flying Bergamo club. Cellini saw his goal cancelled out by a Graffiedi penalty for a foul on Pichlmann and Carobbio saw red soon after. However, 10-man Albinoleffe still restored their advantage before the break thanks to Cristiano. Austrian Pichlmann completed the comeback again straight after the restart and Grosseto could well have won it, but Graffiedi saw his second spot-kick of the game denied by Coser.
Scorers: Cellini 13 (A), Graffiedi pen 30 (G), Cristiano 43 (A), Pichlmann 49 (G)
Missed penalty: Graffiedi 52 (G)
Sent off: Carobbio 33 (A)
Grosseto: Bressan; Innocenti, Mignani, Terra; Gessa, Valeri, Consonni (Paulinho 76), Garofalo; Lazzari, Graffiedi (Danilevicius 83), Pichlmann
Albinoleffe: Coser; Foglio (Garlini 80), Serafini, Conteh, Peluso; Gori, Del Prato, Carobbio, Cristiano; Cellini (Poloni 53); Ruopolo (Colacone 75)
Ref: Gervasoni
Attendance: 3,025
Lecce 1-0 Triestina
Lecce had to leave it very late indeed, but eventually got the victory that takes them within a point of the leaders. Tiribocchi had hit the woodwork in the first half, while Dei’s saves kept Valdes and Abbruscato at bay. It all happened in stoppages, a long ball forward taking several touches before it was bundled over the line and a Kyriazis red card.
Scorers: Abbruscato 91 (L)
Sent off: Kyriazis 92 (T)
Lecce: Benussi; Schiavi, Diamoutene, Esposito; Angelo (Boudianski 46), Munari, Zanchetta (Corvia 58), Ardito, Ariatti; Valdes, Tiribocchi (Abbruscato 69)
Triestina: Dei; Kyriazis, Petras, Minelli, Pesaresi; Tabbiani (Princivalli 77), Allegretti, Piangerelli, Testini (Rizzi 71); Sgrigna, Granoche (Della Rocca 69)
Ref: Palanca
Attendance: 5,883
Messina 1-0 Mantova
Messina managed to hang on to all three points despite playing the entire second period with 10 men. Parisi, nicknamed the Sicilian Roberto Carlos, decided the match with a trademark left-foot angled drive from distance. Godeas didn’t make the most of Giosa’s mistake and were it not for the upright, Cordova’s free kick would’ve doubled the lead. Moro picked up a second yellow card before the break, but Mantova failed to take advantage of the extra man.
Scorers: Parisi 8 (Me)
Sent off: Moro 41 (Me)
Messina: Manitta; Galeoto, Stendardo, Giosa, Parisi; Lazzari (Rea 58), Cordova, Provenzano, Schetter (Gaveglia 46); Moro, Foti (Biancolino 77)
Mantova: Pegolo; Sacchetti (Calori 62), Notari, Di Cesare, Balestri; Tarana (Passoni 75), Spinale (Do Prado 49), Amodio, Fiore; Godeas, Corona
Ref: Pinzani
Attendance: 3,823
Piacenza 2-4 Brescia
This was a spectacular six-goal thriller that confirms Brescia’s improving form, though for a while it looked very shaky at the Garilli. January signing De Zerbi had put the visitors ahead with his first goal for his hometown club. Piacenza drew level, as Viviano saved Serafini’s penalty but only into the path of Anaclerio, then Dedic netted another spot-kick to turn it around. The Rondinelle came out for the second half a new team and another mid-season buy, ex-Sampdoria striker Caracciolo, created one for Possanzini before netting himself. Tacchinardi completed the rout from the penalty spot.
Scorers: De Zerbi 27 (B), Anaclerio 30 (P), Dedic pen 39 (P), Possanzini 54 (B), Caracciolo 63 (B), Tacchinardi pen 85 (B)
Missed penalty: Serafini 30 (P)
Piacenza: Cassano; Nef, Iorio (Simon 89), Olivi, Anaclerio (Padalino 83); Bianchi (Bianco 87), Riccio, Patrascu; Serafini, Aspas; Dedic
Brescia: Viviano; Bega, Zoboli (Szetela 86), Mareco, Dallamano (Zambelli 52); Stankevicius, Tacchinardi, Lima; De Zerbi (De Petris 76); Caracciolo, Possanzini
Ref: Girardi
Attendance: 3,760
Pisa 3-0 Cesena
Pisa are just one point adrift of the top spot after this comfortable victory, even though it took them a half to get going. Cerci was on fire, opening the scoring and hitting the inside of the upright before completing his brace in injury time. Between those goals, Castillo resumed his Capocannoniere status.
Scorers: Cerci 47, 93 (P), Castillo 77 (P)
Pisa: Morello; Feussi, Raimondi, Trevisan, Zavagno (Lorenzi 89); Cerci, Juliano, Braiati, D’Anna (Gabionetta 78); Kutuzov, Castillo (Colombo 80)
Cesena: Artur; Biserni, Cardone (Doudou 10), Biasi, Cortellini; Campedelli, De Feudis (Paponi 74), Salvetti, Croce (Vascak 32); Moscardelli, Djuric
Ref: Pantana
Attendance: 10,731
Ravenna 1-1 Bologna
Bologna are kicking themselves after this incredible result against the local rivals propping up the table. Despite seeing Iuliano sent off after just eight minutes for hauling down Bombardini clear on goal, they struggled badly with Adailton hitting the woodwork from distance and Valiani going close. Adailton converted a debatable spot-kick, but it wasn’t over yet, as the 10 men equalised in stoppages through Succi’s header on a Sciaccaluga free kick.
Scorers: Adailton pen 74 (B), Succi 90 (R)
Sent off: Iuliano 8 (R)
Ravenna: Rossi; Pivotto, Iuliano, Pecorari, Ingrosso (Barilla` 77); Trotta (Olive 57), Sciaccaluga, Rossetti, Toledo (Buscaroli 15); Sforzini, Succi
Bologna: Antonioli; Daino, Moras, Castellini, Bonetto; Adailton, Mingazzini, Carrus (Amoroso 71), Di Gennaro (Valiani 65); Bombardini (Fava 49); Marazzina
Ref: Mazzoleni
Attendance: 7,648
Rimini 3-0 Ascoli
Rimini are firmly back in the play-off places with this easy win, even though tempers flared towards the end. Paraschiv was hero and villain, opening the scoring before his dismissal. Vantaggiato made sure of the points with a goal either side of Taibi’s red card.
Scorers: Paraschiv 27 (R), Vantaggiato 58, 85 (R)
Sent off: Paraschiv 68 (R), Taibi 78 (A)
Rimini: Consigli; Vitiello, Peccarisi, Milone (Rinaldi 88), Regonesi; Cardinale, Lunardini (Basha 74), Paraschiv; Pagano (Bravo 86), Ricchiuti; Vantaggiato
Ascoli: Taibi; Nastos, Melucci, Micolucci, Giallombardo; Sommese (Job 79), Luci (Belingheri 71), Di Donato, Guberti; Bernacci (Soncin 61), Maniero
Ref: Herberg
Attendance: 5,058
Spezia 2-2 Modena
It was quite a rollercoaster ride at the Picco and turned around repeatedly in the final minutes. Bruno put the visitors ahead just five minutes in, but Ceccarelli ensured they went into the break on level terms. January signing Millesi completed the comeback with three minutes left on the clock and thought he had snatched victory, but did not count on Pinardi netting deep into stoppages.
Scorers: Bruno 5 (M), Ceccarelli 30 (S), Millesi 87 (S), Pinardi 92 (M)
Spezia: Dazzi; Camorani, Bianchi, Ceccarelli, Gorzegno; Padoin, Romondini, Herzan (Iovine 79); Millesi (Fernandez 90), Di Vicino (Zizzari 74); Guidetti
Modena: Narciso; Frey, Perna, Bastrini; Antonazzo, Gatti, Pani (Gilioli 89), Giampa`; Pinardi; Okaka, Bruno (Koffi 60)
Ref: Squillace
Attendance: 6,329
Vicenza 2-3 Bari
Bari gave their hopes of avoiding the drop a massive boost after this potentially decisive relegation six-pointer, but almost threw it all away. The half-time feeling in the visitors’ locker room was ebullient after Santoruvo and Lanzafame’s goal, but within 18 minutes of the restart Bernardini and ex-Atalanta star Zampagna had wiped out the advantage. It was only in the final stages that Lanzafame managed to complete his brace to give Bari full points.
Scorers: Santoruvo 28 (B), Lanzafame 36, 81 (B), Bernardini 48 (V), Zampagna 63 (V)
Vicenza: Guardalben; Martinelli, Cudini, Terranova, Minieri (Brivio 57); Helguera (Capone 46), Bernardini (Raimondi 77), Morosini; S Masiello, Matteini; Zampagna
Bari: Gillet; Galasso, Esposito, A Masiello, Marchese; Donda (Carozza 63), Gazzi, Bonanni (Rajcic 53), Lanzafame; Santoruvo (Kamata 77), Cavalli
Ref: Stefanini
Attendance: 7,560
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