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| Albinoleffe 3-3 Avellino
Albinoleffe completed an incredible comeback, making up a two-goal deficit with 10 men. At the weekend they slipped off the top of the table and looked to be heading even further down the pecking order when Pellicori’s double and a Salgado strike left them 3-1 down. The situation seemed dire with Gervasoni’s dismissal, but it spurred his teammates on. Perico gave Leffe hope and Cellini added to his earlier penalty to send the Stadio Azzurri d’Italia wild. Ruopolo also saw red in stoppages.
Scorers: Pellicori 31, 56 (Av), Cellini pen 50, 74 (Al), Salgado 53 (Av), Ruopolo 68 (Al)
Sent off: Gervasoni 60 (Al), Peruci 92 (Al)
Albinoleffe: Marchetti; Perico, Gervasoni, Conteh, Peluso; Antonelli (Madonna 65), Poloni, Carobbio, Cristiano; Cellini (Colacone 81); Ferrari (Ruopolo 65)
Avellino: Gragnaniello; Carbone, Maietta, Mengoni, Sirignano; Nardini (Anastasi 67), Porcari, Di Cecco, Sestu; Salgado (Kenesei 83), Pellicori (Paonessa 72)
Ref: Palanca
Attendance: To follow.
Ascoli 1-1 Messina
Guberti put Ascoli in front with a splendid right-foot angled drive, but D’Aversa made the most of a lucky deflection to even the honours just before the break at the Stadio Del Duca.
Scorers: Guberti 31 (A), D’Aversa 45 (M)
Ascoli: Taibi (Paoloni 46); Nastos, Melucci, Micolucci, Pesce; Guberti, Belingheri, Luci, Giorgi (Sommese 53) (Saverino 66); Bernacci, Soncin
Messina: Petrocco; Galeoto, Rea, Stendardo, Giosia, Parisi; Provenzano (Cordova 68), D`Aversa, Lazzari; Foti (Surraco 73), Degano (Angotti 86)
Ref: Cavarreta
Attendance: To follow.
Bari 0-0 Cesena
Cesena climb off the foot of the table with this precious away point, as Bari’s march under new Coach Antonio Conte hits a rather stubborn stumbling block.
Bari: Gillet; Galasso (Belmonte 47), Stellini, Masiello, Marchese; Lanzafame, Donda (Jadid 74), Gazzi, Bonanni (Kamata 65); Santoruvo, Ganci
Cesena: Artur; Turati (Esposito 71), Ola, Biasi, Lauro; Biserni, De Feudis, Botta (Salvetti 54); Croce; Djuric (Vascak 74), Paponi
Ref: Pinzani
Attendance: To follow.
Brescia 0-0 Lecce
The big match between these two Serie A contenders was something of a disappointment in the end, with neither able to break the deadlock at the Rigamonti. There were difficult saves on Stankevicius, Zanchetta, Valdes, Tiribocchi and Ariatti. Yet the best chance fell to Rondinelle defender Zoboli, whose header cracked against the crossbar on 40 minutes. Bega saw red for a second bookable offence on Vives, but Brescia clung on as in the final minutes Ariatti hit the post.
Sent off: Bega 78 (B)
Brescia: Viviano; Bega, Zoboli, Dallamano; Stankevicius, Lima, Tacchinardi, Zambelli; De Zerbi (Zambrella 46); Possanzini, Fecsezin (Bazzani 46)
Lecce: Benussi; Polenghi, Fabiano, Schiavi; De Almeida, Munari (Vives 56), Zanchetta, Ardito (Abbruscato 87), Ariatti; Valdes, Tiribocchi
Ref: De Marco
Attendance: To follow.
Frosinone 0-1 Triestina
Frosinone fall to a surprise home defeat that takes Triestina out of the danger zone. Sgrigna’s goal, a fierce left-foot effort from the edge of the box that took a deflection off Pagani, found no reply from a sluggish Frosinone.
Scorers: Sgrigna 25 (T)
Sent off: Tabbiani 92 (T)
Frosinone: Sicignano; Pagani, Scarlato (Cariello 46), S Bocchetti, A Bocchetti; Lodi, Biso, D`Antoni (Amerini 46), Lucenti; Margiotta, Martini (Eder 62)
Triestina: Dei; Kyriazis, Petras, Minelli, Pesaresi; Tabbiani, Allegretti, Piangerelli (Milani 66), Rizzi (Princivalli 59); Sgrigna (Della Rocca 72); Granoche
Ref: Salati
Attendance: To follow.
Grosseto 1-0 Mantova
Mantova’s dismal campaign continues with this surprise defeat away to relegation strugglers Grosseto. They were unable to answer Terra’s goal despite having an hour to formulate a response and mid-table mediocrity is surely all they can hope for now. That is something Grosseto can now aspire to as they clamber further away from the drop zone.
Scorers: Terra 33 (G)
Grosseto: Bressan; Innocenti, Terra, Abruzzese, Barbagli (Magnani 80); Gessa, Valeri, Consonni; Lazzari (Filkor 78), Graffiedi, Danilevicius
Mantova: Bellodi; Calori, Notari, Di Cesare, Franchini (Balestri 72); Spinale, Passoni, Tarana (Noselli 72); Do Prado, Godeas, Corona
Ref: Scoditti
Attendance: To follow.
Modena 1-1 Vicenza
These two sides have disappointed for most of the season, but Vicenza can be well pleased with this away point. Morosini had in fact put the Biancorossi ahead on the stroke of half-time, but Longo did enough to earn Modena a draw in front of their own fans.
Scorers: Morosini 45 (V), Longo 66 (M)
Modena: Frezzolini; Antonazzo, Frey, Gozzi, Tamburini; Giampa`, Gatti (Longo 50), Pani, Gilioli (Biabiany 46); Okaka (Pinardi 68), Bruno
Vicenza: Fortin; Raimondi, Cudini, Scardina, Brivio; Capone (Perrulli 76), Morosini, Bernardini (Helguera 38), Masiello; Matteini (Passiglia 57), Zampagna
Ref: Lops
Attendance: To follow.
Piacenza 4-2 Pisa
Piace continue their giant-killing spree as three days after ending Bologna’s unbeaten home record they have defeated promotion hopefuls Pisa. Raimondi had given the visitors the lead, but Dedic turned the game around with his brace, including one from the spot. Zammuto got a rare goal straight after the restart to stun the Tuscans. Castillo gave Pisa hope of a comeback with his effort 10 minutes from time, which took a decisive deflection off Gemiti, but Dedic completed his hat-trick with another penalty.
Scorers: Raimondi 14 (Ps), Dedic 27, pens 55, 91 (Pz), Zammuto 47 (Pz), Gemiti og 80 (Ps)
Piacenza: Cassano; Nef, Zammuto, Olivi, Anaclerio; Wolf, Riccio, Gemiti; Dedic (Bianco 92), Serafini (Cuciula 92), Simon (Padalino 61)
Pisa: Padelli; Viviani, Raimondi, Lorenzi, Trevisan; Ciotola (Castillo 91), Gabionetta (Kutuzov 59), Luisi (Genevier 61); Mezavilla, Titone; Rajczi
Ref: Brighi
Attendance: To follow.
Ravenna 1-1 Chievo
Chievo lose the sole leadership of Serie B after this surprise stalemate at relegation favourites Ravenna. The home side had opened their account with Pecorari, but although Pellissier equalised just five minutes later, the Flying Donkeys stayed grounded.
Scorers: Pecorari 14 (R), Pellissier 19 (C)
Ravenna: Marruocco; Cosenza, Pecorari, Anzalone (Iuliano 82), Ingrosso; Trotta, Rossetti, Sciaccaluga, Barilla`; Sforzini, Toledo (Aloe 84)
Chievo: Squizzi; Moro (Malago` 31), Mandelli, Cesar, Mantovani; Bentivoglio, Ciaramitaro, Marcolini; Iunco (Gasparetto 78), Pellissier, Obinna (Defendi 72)
Ref: Gervasoni
Attendance: To follow.
Rimini 4-2 Spezia
Rimini are one of the only ‘big’ teams to pick up a win in this midweek round. Vantaggiato got two around Camorani’s temporary equaliser, but Greco’s double – including a penalty – proved too much for Spezia. Even after Bianchi’s dismissal, Zizzari got a consolation goal for the visitors, but this result sends them into penultimate place.
Scorers: Vantaggiato 9, 47 (R), Camorani 32 (S), Greco 58, pen 69 (R), Zizzari 90 (S)
Sent off: Bianchi 67 (S)
Rimini: Consigli; Vitiello, Rinaldi, Porchia, Regonesi; Pagano (Catacchini 75), Cardinale, Cristiano (Basha 71), Bravo; Vantaggiato, Greco (Docente 74)
Spezia: Pellegrino; Camorani, Bianchi, Zaninelli, Tedeschi, Gorzegno (Fernandez 72); Di Vicino, Padoin (Buda 80), Herzan; Eliakwu (Konte` 80); Zizzari
Ref: Ciampi
Attendance: To follow.
Treviso 0-2 Bologna
Bologna have taken advantage of a positive round to clamber back up into the top spot alongside Chievo. Adailton opened the scoring from the spot after Marazzina had been barged off the ball by Gissi. Treviso fought back with Barreto firing just over and Antonioli’s save on Quadrini, but the Rossoblu were in fine form after their shock weekend home loss to Piacenza. Valiani exchanged passes swiftly with Marazzina for the second.
Scorers: Adailton pen 21 (B), Valiani 34 (B)
Treviso: Calderoni; Bonucci, D’Anna, Scurto, Scaglia; D’Agostino (Russotto 58), Quadrini, Gissi, Venitucci (Pianu 46); Lupoli, Barreto (Bocalon 77)
Bologna: Antonioli; Terzi, Moras, Castellini, Bonetto; Mingazzini, Carrus, Valiani; Adailton (Lavecchia 62); Fava (Bucchi 77), Marazzina (Bombardini 66)
Ref: Celi
Attendance: 4,513
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