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| Ascoli 3-5 Grosseto
Grosseto are closer than ever to mathematic safety from the drop after this shock eight-goal victory at the Stadio Del Duca. It was clear from the start they meant business, as they were 3-0 up in the opening 19 minutes through Lazzari’s brace and a Danilevicius strike. Although Bernacci and Sommese got Ascoli back into it, Danilevicius scored a second time in first half stoppages. The final 11 minutes left it all to play for following Soncin’s penalty and got the home crowd on their feet for a thrilling encounter, but it left spaces at the back and Graffiedi put the result beyond doubt on the counter.
Scorers: Lazzari 3, 14 (G), Danilevicius 19, 45 (G), Bernacci 29 (A), Sommese 39 (A), Soncin pen 79 (A), Graffiedi 90 (G)
Ascoli: Taibi; Nastos, Cioffi, Micolucci, Giallombardo; Di Donato (Belingheri 75), Saverino, Sommese (Job 65), Guberti (Maniero 75); Soncin, Bernacci
Grosseto: Bressan; Terra, Abruzzese (Barbagli 87), Innocenti, Filkor; Gessa (Freddi 46), Garofalo, Valeri; Lazzari (Virga 80), Graffiedi, Danilevicius
Ref: Squillace
Attendance: 5,520
Avellino 1-2 Messina
Avellino fall to their third consecutive defeat and with this stoppage-time result Messina are almost mathematically safe from the threat of relegation. Parisi converted a penalty and former Bologna striker Cipriani scored his first goal in an Avellino jersey, but in the final seconds Cordova’s screamer put the Sicilians in front.
Scorers: Parisi pen 20 (M), Cipriani 70 (A), Cordova 92 (M)
Sent off: Rea 84 (M)
Avellino: Pantanelli; De Angelis (Cipriani 69), Corallo, Mengoni, Sirignano; Nardini (Conticchio 46), Di Cecco, Della Rocca, Sestu (Paonessa 51); Salgado, Pellicori
Messina: Manitta; Rea, Stendardo, Zanchi, Parisi; Cordova, D`Aversa; Galeoto, Schetter (Surraco 86), Moro (Gaveglia 73); Foti (Degano 66)
Ref: Palanca
Attendance: 4,011
Bologna 1-1 Bari
Bologna’s hopes of catching Chievo at the top of the table crumbled despite a helping hand from Bari. Both sides hit the woodwork in the first half with Marazzina and Bonanni before Galasso accidentally deflected Marazzina’s effort into his own net. The lead lasted only 12 minutes, as Lanzafame continued his impressive campaign with the equaliser.
Scorers: Galasso og 62 (Bo), Lanzafame 74 (Ba)
Sent off: Belmonte 90 (B)
Bologna: Antonioli; Daino, Moras, Castellini, Bonetto; Mingazzini (Confalone 78), Carrus, Valiani; Adailton (Bombardini 46); Bucchi (Fava 67), Marazzina
Bari: Gillet; Galasso, Belmonte, Masiello, Marchese; Lanzafame, Gazzi, Jadid, Bonanni (Rajcic 78); Santoruvo (Ganci 56), Cavalli (Strambelli 51)
Ref: Mazzoleni
Attendance: 13,195
Chievo 3-0 Brescia
Chievo are flying back into Serie A at this rate, as the weekend’s results all went in their favour. It was certainly a blistering start against fellow promotion hopefuls Brescia, as Cesar turned in a corner just four minutes in, Pellissier pounced on a Zoboli error for his 19th goal of the season and Italiano sealed the rout late on from distance.
Scorers: Cesar 4 (C), Pellissier 30 (C), Italiano 80 (C)
Chievo: Squizzi; Malago`, Cesar, Rickler, Mantovani; Bentivoglio, Italiano, Marcolini (Rigoni 73); Iunco ( Luciano 52), Pellissier (Ciaramitaro 84), Obinna
Brescia: Viviano; Berardi (Szatela 70), Zoboli, Bega, Stankevicius; Zambrella, Tacchinardi, Lima, Dallamano (De Zerbi 52); Caracciolo (Bazzani 75), Possanzini
Ref: Rosetti
Attendance: 10,036
Frosinone 2-1 Mantova
Mid-table safety was already in hand for both these sides, but despite the defeat Mantova can look forward to Godeas’ Capocannoniere crown. Salvatore Bocchetti opened the scoring and Godeas added to his tally from the spot, but a trademark Lodi left-foot rocket gave Frosinone the points 12 minutes from time.
Scorers: S Bocchetti 18 (F), Godeas pen 36 (M), Lodi 78 (F)
Frosinone: Sicignano; Cannarsa, Scarlato, S Bocchetti, A Bocchetti (Lodi 46); Lucenti, Amerini (Biso 66), Perra, Cariello; Eder (Margiotta 46), Evacuo
Mantova: Handanovic; Cristante, Notari, Franchini; Tarana (Do Prado 65), Spinale, Passoni, Fiore, Balestri; Godeas, Noselli (Corona 69)
Ref: Scoditti
Attendance: 3,613
Lecce 1-1 Pisa
Lecce managed to earn a late equaliser, but it’s still a result that leaves them further away from the leaders. Kutuzov had revived Pisa, who have been stuttering badly of late, by meeting Cerci’s cross from the right and the pressure continued on the home side for at least 20 minutes. They held out and, when Pisa ran out of steam, hit back through Tiribocchi turning in Diamoutene’s assist. The Salentini could have won it in stoppages, as Zanchetta’s free kick cracked against the crossbar.
Scorers: Kutuzov 53 (P), Tiribocchi 83 (L)
Lecce: Benussi; Schiavi (Cottafava 60), Diamoutene, Fabiano; Valdes, Munari, Zanchetta, Vives (Boudianski 55), Giuliatto; Corvia (Konan 55), Tiribocchi
Pisa: Morello; Zoppetti, Raimondi, Trevisan, Zavagno; Genevier, Braiati; Cerci (Colombo 68), Juliano (Mezavilla 84), Gabionetta; Kutuzov
Ref: Tagliavento
Attendance: 10,063
Piacenza 1-1 Vicenza
Piace left it right to the death to avoid an embarrassing home defeat. Zampagna had given Vicenza the lead and the result seemed to be secure, but deep into stoppages Guzman grabbed a precious goal.
Scorers: Zampagna 56 (V), Guzman 92 (P)
Piacenza: Cassano; Nef, Zammuto, Olivi (Cuciula 46), Gemiti; Bianco (Guzman 73), Patrascu, Bianchi; Serafini, Rantier (Tulli 58); Dedic
Vicenza: Fortin; Raimondi, Cudini, Scardina, Brivio; Helguera; Masiello, Passiglia (Terranova 73), Morosini, Matteini (Capone 52); Zampagna (Schwoch 82)
Ref: Cavarretta
Attendance: 2,797
Rimini 3-4 Ravenna
The Derby della Riviera was an absolutely spectacular match with one of the comebacks of the season. Trotta had given Ravenna a surprise lead, though after the break Rimini kicked into gear with Ricchiuti’s double and Vantaggiato. The turning point came when Paraschiv was sent off and Rossetti started the incredible battle from 3-1 down to 4-3 winners in the space of five minutes! Sforzini and Aloe (with help from a deflection off Vitiello) sent Rimini to the floor with a series of sucker punches.
Scorers: Trotta 33 (Ra), Ricchiuti 56, 69 (Ri), Vantaggiato 59 (Ri), Rossetti 81 (Ra), Sforzini 84 (Ra), Vitiello og 86 (Ra)
Sent off: Paraschiv 71 (Ri)
Rimini: Consigli; Vitiello, Porchia, Peccarisi, Regonesi; Pagano (Docente 88), Cardinale, Paraschiv, Ricchiuti (Basha 72); Vantaggiato, Greco (La Camera 75)
Ravenna: Marruocco; Ferrario, Anzalone, Ingrosso; Trotta (Pizzolla 47), Rossetti, Olive (Aloe 75), Sciaccaluga, Barilla` (Toledo 72); Succi, Sforzini
Ref: Stefanini
Attendance: 5,090
Spezia 1-0 Cesena
This relegation dogfight certainly was tense, as it ended up with four red cards! Ola was the first to see red for the visitors after he threw a plastic water bottle at Camorani, although he was already on the bench due to an injury, then Lauro followed his teammate just moments before Guidetti’s goal for Spezia. He let the emotion of the moment get to him and was also sent off before Cardone’s dismissal left Cesena with nine men.
Scorers: Guidetti 84 (S)
Sent off: Lauro 83 (C), Guidetti 86 (S), Cardone 90 (C)
Spezia: Santoni; Bianchi, Zaninelli (Tedeschi 15), Ceccarelli; Camorani, Herzan (Fernandez 72), Romondini, Gorzegno; Di Vicino (Zizzari 76); Eliakwu, Guidetti
Cesena: Artur; Biserni, Cardone, Ola (Tonucci 30), Lauro; Jidayi (Turati 58), De Feudis, Botta (Djuric 88); Salvetti; Moscardelli, Paponi
Ref: Romeo
Attendance: 6,215
Treviso 0-1 Albinoleffe
Albinoleffe have stuttered in their play-off form recently, but got back on track in Treviso. Carobbio fired a warning shot when he hit the woodwork in the first half and Madonna got the winning goal on the hour mark.
Scorers: Madonna 60 (A)
Treviso: Calderoni; Baccin, Bonucci, Scurto, Smit; Quadrini (Bocalon 80), Gissi, Giunti, Venitucci (Scaglia 75); Lupoli (Piovaccari 69), Beghetto
Albinoleffe: Coser; Madonna (Perico 77), Serafini, Peluso, Garlini; Foglio, Del Prato, Carobbio, Antonelli (Bonazzi 55); Cellini; Ruopolo (Ferrari 85)
Ref: De Marco
Attendance: 3,287
Triestina 3-1 Modena
Granoche closes in on Godeas at the top of the scorers’ charts with this brace, taking him up to 23 goals. The victory – completed by Kyriazis after Fantini’s opener for Modena – also allows Triestina to leapfrog Bari and Ascoli into 10th place.
Scorers: Fantini 16 (M), Granoche 51, pen 84 (T), Kyriazis 59 (T)
Sent off: Pinardi 80 (M)
Triestina: Dei; Kyriazis, Petras, Minelli, Pesaresi; Tabbiani (Milani 79), Allegretti, Princivalli, Rizzi (Da Dalt 84); Della Rocca (Sgrigna 73), Granoche
Modena: Frezzolini; Antonazzo (Bastrini 63), Frey, Ungari (Gozzi 33), Tamburini; Fantini, Gatti (Okaka 66), Pani, Gilioli; Pinardi, Bruno
Ref: Lops
Attendance: 6,142
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