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Ascoli 1-1 Triestina
It was honours even between Ascoli and Triestina on a stormy night at the Stadio Del Duca. The Woodpeckers took the lead slightly fortuitously when Cioffi's effort crept past a wrong-footed Agazzi. But Triestina struck back when ex-Ascoli man Antonelli surprised Taibi with a long-range effort. Agazzi denied Bucchi twice before half-time but the conditions ruined the second period with Antonelli's disallowed goal for offside the most exciting incident.
Scorers: Cioffi 19 (A), Antonelli 35 (T)
Ascoli: Taibi; Nastos, Melucci, Cioffi, Pesce (Giallombardo 90); Sommese (Aloe 65), Di Donato, Luci (Belingheri 77), Guberti; Soncin, Bucchi
Triestina: Agazzi; Cacciatore, Cottafava, Minelli, Rullo; Agomeri, Allegretti, Gorgone, Testini (Princivalli 82); Della Rocca (Ardemagni 25), Figoli (Cia 65)
Ref: Stefanini
Attendance: 5,280
Avellino 0-0 Cittadella
It ended goalless at the Stadio Partenio in a less than evenftul encounter. Avellino had the best chances, but Cittadella goalkeeper Zotti and the referee - who disallowed De Zerbi's goal for a push - denied them.
Avellino: Gragnaniello; Gazzola, Pecorari (Defendi 12), Vasko`, Gaveglia; Koman, Dettori (Romondini 70), Di Cecco, Mesbah (Aubameyang 77); De Zerbi; Pellicori
Cittadella: Zotti; Manucci, Cherubin, Pesoli, Marchesan; Giordano (Musso 66), Iori, Carteri; De Gasperi (Oliveira 81); Rossi (Ganci 66), Meggiorini
Ref: Baracani
Attendance: 3,530
Bari 1-1 Brescia
Bari had most of the possession, but had to wait until stoppages to snatch a point against promotion hopefuls Brescia. Bonomi's handling offence gave the Rondinelle the advantage just before half-time, as Caracciolo coolly converted the penalty. The win seemed to be in the bag, but deep into stoppages the referee pointed to the spot again for Cavalli's controversial equaliser.
Scorers: Caracciolo pen 45 (Br), Cavalli pen 91 (Ba)
Bari: Gillet; Galasso (Bianco 39), A Masiello, Esposito; Bonomi; Rivas (Kamata 58), De Vezze, Gazzi, S Masiello; Colombo (Volpato 61); Cavalli
Brescia: Viviano; Zambelli (Rispoli 81), Martinez, Zoboli (De Maio 61), Berardi; Savio, Baronio (Zambrella 66), Szetela, Gorzegno; Possanzini, Caracciolo
Ref: Rosetti
Attendance: 9,862
Empoli 0-0 Albinoleffe
Albinoleffe kept another clean sheet away to the more experienced Tuscans. Empoli's strike force failed to make an impact on the well-drilled Bergamo defence, so the home side strung together its third draw in as many rounds.
Empoli: Bassi; Busce`, Cupi, Angella, Tosto; Moro, Marianini (Valdifiori 81); Lodi, Vannucchi, Pasquato (Bianco 68); Corvia (Dumitru 83)
Albinoleffe: Narciso; Perico, Gervasoni, Serafini, Garlini; Laner (Sau 69), Poloni (Previtali 75), Carobbio, Renzetti; Cellini, Ruopolo (Ferrari 75)
Ref: Bergonzi
Attendance: 3,605
Mantova A-A Vicenza
Game abandoned due to flooded pitch.
Parma 4-1 Ancona
Parma made the most of their firepower to get the first victory under their belts. Although Mastronunzio quickly answered former Milan prodigy Paloschi's opener despite initially hitting the post, Cristiano Lucarelli struck twice with a diving header and a second half penalty for Rincon's foul on Leon to put the points under lock and key. Matteini put the final nail in Ancona's coffin late on.
Scorers: Paloschi 11 (P), Mastronunzio 14 (A), C Lucarelli 18, pen 50 (P), Matteini 82 (P)
Parma: Pavarini; Zenoni, Paci, A Lucarelli, Castellini; Reginaldo, Budel (Mariga 53), Morrone, Leon; C Lucarelli (Matteini 63), Paloschi (Paponi 63)
Ancona: Sirigu; Turati (Miramontes 46), Rincon, Olivieri, Langella, Surraco (Guadalupi 63), De Falco, Catinali, Rizzato, Mastronunzio (Colacone 68), Nassi
Ref: Tommasi
Attendance: 9,680
Piacenza 1-1 Livorno
Francesco Tavano continued his lethal form for Livorno, but the Tuscans could only manage a 1-1 draw on their trip to Piacenza. The visitors had the better of procedings and went ahead just after the half-hour mark when Tavano hit his fourth goal of the campaign with a right foot blast that caught Cassano off his line. The ex-Empoli man celebrated by folding his arms and standing back-to-back with Volpe. Danilevicius could've made it two for Livorno when he rounded the 'keeper but Rickler intervened after he took too many touches. After the break, the Papaveri fought back through Graffiedi and held on for a point after Cassano made a super stop from Volpe.
Scorers: Tavano 33 (L), Graffiedi 65 (P)
Piacenza: Cassano; Iorio, Olivi, Rickler; Rantier (Graffiedi 46), Riccio, Stamilla (Aspas 46), Anaclerio, Nainggolan; Guzman, Moscardelli (Ferraro 76)
Livorno: De Lucia; Rosi (Diniz 69), Petricone, Miglionico, Bonetto; A Filippini, Bergvold (Loviso 65), Volpe; Pulzetti (E Filippini 86), Tavano, Danilevicius
Ref: Gava
Attendance: 3,338
Pisa 1-0 Modena
Pisa got off to a dismal start to this season, but stuttered towards this much-needed victory. Bruno scored a hat-trick for Modena last week, but wasted a good chance when clear on goal after 10 minutes, while at the other end Greco's effort was parried at point-blank range. With 17 minutes left on the clock, Joelson was brought down for Greco to convert a penalty.
Scorers: Greco pen 73 (P)
Pisa: Morello; Birindelli, Raimondi,Viviani, Zavagno (Feusssi 66); Job, Braiati, Genevier, Degano (Pit 55), Greco (Gasparetto 81)
Modena: Frezzolini; Gozzi, Tamburini, Cardone, Perna (Articoli 78), Gemiti, Troiano, Marsili (Fantini 63), Koffi (Catellani 74); Biabiany, Bruno
Ref: Tozzi
Attendance: 8,259
Salernitana 3-2 Frosinone
This game was postponed from Saturday because of the discovery of an unexploded WWII bomb and the fixture exploded to life on Monday evening. Newly promoted Salerntana prevailed to go top of the table but the visitors went ahead through Eder's masterpiece and dominated the first half hour. Tricario came on as a substitute and the Granata rattled the woodwork twice before Tricario levelled. Di Napoli scored a superb goal for 2-1 before goalkeeper Sicignano walked when he pulled down Scarpa and Fava converted the penalty but Salernitana didn't make life easy for themselves. Peccarisi was needlessly sent off for kicking out at an opponent and Eder made it a nervy final few minutes when he slotted home a dubious penalty for a challenge by Kyriazis.
Scorers: Eder 8, pen 82 (F), Tricarico 41 (S), Di Napoli 57 (S), Fava pen 68 (S)
Sent Off: Sicignano 67 (F), Peccarisi 71 (S)
Salernitana: Pinna; Kyriazis, Fusco, Peccarisi, Marchese; Pestrin (Tricario 30), Soligo (Russo 79), Ciarcia, Scarpa; Di Napoli, Fava (Cardinale 74)
Frosinone: Sicignano; Nocentini, Scarlato, Guidi; Antonazzo, D'Antoni, Coppola (Perra 65), Ascoli; Cariello (Di Roberto 9), Dedic (Fratali 65), Eder
Ref: Banti
Attendance: 11,453
Sassuolo 4-0 Grosseto
Sassuolo earned their first ever Serie B victory in some style, bringing down Serie B leaders Grosseto, who until now had a 100 per cent record. Noselli opened the scoring before goalkeeper Acerbis brought down Salvetti for a red card and penalty. It was all downhill from there, as Zampagna and Andreolli rounded out the scoreline.
Scorers: Noselli 18 (S), Salvetti pen 27 (S), Zampagna 47 (S), Andreolli 88 (S)
Sent off: Acerbis 26 (G)
Sassuolo: Bressan; Rea, Anselmi, Andreolli, Donazzan; Fusani, Magnanelli, Salvetti (Pensalfini 68); Noselli, Zampagna (Selva 62), Masucci (Erpen 75)
Grosseto: Acerbis; Innocenti, Porchia, Stendardo (Caparco 24), Abruzzese; Gessa, Valeri (Cordova 61), Consonni, Garofalo; Pichlmann (Lazzari 48), Sforzini
Ref: Candussio
Attendance: 2,915
Treviso 1-0 Rimini
Rimini goalkeeper Agliardi was left red-faced when he fumbled Quadrini's hopeful snapshot and handed victory to Treviso. The home side held on to their lead even after D'Aversa's late sending off.
Scorers: Quadrini 50 (T)
Sent off: D'Aversa 92 (T)
Treviso: Cordaz; Baccin (Bonucci 60), Scurto, Dal Canto, Smit; Gissi, Moro, Guigou (D’Aversa 64); Missiroli, Quadrini; Beghetto (Piovaccari 75)
Rimini: Agliardi; Vitiello, Milone, Sottil, Regonesi; Lunardini (Mancosu 75), Paraschiv (Frara 62); Basha, Ricciuti, Vantaggiato; Docente
Ref: Sconditti
Attendance: 2,505
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