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| Albinoleffe 0-4 Lecce
There was no doubt over the winners in this head-to-head for an automatic promotion place, as Lecce conquered the Stadio Atleti d’Italia. Tiribocchi started as he meant to go on, but the real rollercoaster was in the second half. Zanchetta’s free kick, Polenghi and a late Corvia finish sunk Leffe under four goals.
Scorers: Tiribocchi 33 (L), Zanchetta 69 (L), Polenghi 85 (L), Corvia 88 (L)
Albinoleffe: Coser; Foglio, Serafini, Gervasoni, Peluso; Garlini (Bonazzi 61), Poloni, Carobbio, Cristiano (Gori 78); Cellini; Ruopolo (Ferrari 71)
Lecce: Rosati; Polenghi, Fabiano, Cottafava; Angelo (Munari 65), Boudianski, Zanchetta, Ariatti, Giuliatto; Abbruscato (Valdes 59), Tiribocchi (Corvia 77)
Ref: Rosetti
Attendance: 6,800
Bari 0-1 Treviso
This surprise home defeat means little for mid-table Bari, but boosts Treviso’s place in the standings considerably. It was clear the visitors were more motivated and following chances for Barreto and Piovaccari, Treviso opened the scoring. That proved to be the only goal, although Piovaccari threatened another and was only denied by the crossbar. Donda’s controversial dismissal at the dawn of the second half further dampened Bari’s ambitions.
Scorers: Piovaccari 19 (T)
Sent off: Donda 48 (B)
Bari: Gillet; Galasso, Esposito, Stellini, Belmonte; Lanzafame (Strambelli 62), Donda, Gazzi, Bonanni; Cavalli (Santoruvo 46), Ganci (Statella 46)
Treviso: Calderoni; Dal Canto, Scurto, Pianu (Bonucci 86), Mingozzi; Venitucci, Gissi, Scaglia, Barreto (Quadrini 58); Russotto (Lupoli 77), Piovaccari
Ref: Velotto
Attendance: 2,854
Brescia 0-4 Ascoli
Brescia’s hopes of pushing into the top positions took a beating along with their pride, as Ascoli ran riot at the Rigamonti. Saverino opened the scoring from a set-piece and, after Feczesin went close to an equaliser, Belingheri and a brace from substitute Pesce buried the Rondinelle.
Scorers: Saverino 14 (A), Belingheri 57 (A), Pesce 75, 89 (A)
Brescia: Arcari; Bega, Zoboli (Rispoli 79), Stankevicius, Dallamano; Lima, Tacchinardi, Zambrella; Taddei (De Zerbi 91); Bazzani (Scaglia 64), Fecsezin
Ascoli: Paoloni; Nastos, Melucci, Siniscalchi, Aquilanti; Guberti, Saverino (Di Donato 83), Luci, Sommese (Job 77); Belinghieri (Pesce 73); Bernacci
Ref: Tommasi
Attendance: 3,416
Cesena 1-0 Avellino
This relegation dogfight was as fiery and controversial as expected and the result allows Cesena to cling on to Serie B for the moment. The home fans were livid in the first half when the referee awarded a penalty and then changed his mind, also disallowing a Salvetti strike. The pressure paid off in stoppages thanks to Cusaro getting on the end of a free kick.
Scorers: Cusaro 45 (C)
Cesena: Artur; Biserni (Turati 84), Cardone, Ola, Lauro (Cusaro 36); Botta, De Feudis, Salvetti; Villar Rodriguez (Vascak 83); Moscardelli, Paponi
Avellino: Pantanelli; Carbone, Corallo, De Angelis, Sirignano; Sestu (Kenesei 79), Anastasi, Di Cecco, Conticchio (Nardini 53); Cipriani (Salgano 53), Pellicori
Ref: Giannoccaro
Attendance: 7,807
Grosseto 3-0 Bologna
Bologna were waiting for Chievo to slip up, but were caught in the whirlwind of surprise results this Saturday and are further away from an automatic promotion spot than ever. Garfolo’s free kick broke through before Danilevicius and Consonni counter-attacks gave Grosseto an unassailable lead in the first half. Mingazzini saw red to add insult to injury, but it is an historic moment for Grosseto, who secure safety in their first ever Serie B campaign.
Scorers: Garofalo 7 (G), Danilevicius 36 (G), Consonni 39 (G)
Sent off: Mingazzini 80 (B)
Grosseto: Bressan; Innocenti, Terra, Abruzzese; Gessa, Valeri, Consonni (Filkor 84), Garofalo; Graffiedi (Zecchin 55), Lazzari, Danilevicius (Pichlmann 77)
Bologna: Antonioli; Terzi, Moras, Castellini, Valiani (Adailton 63); Lavecchia (Giubilato 84), Mingazzini, Carrus, Amoroso; Bucchi, Marazzina (Bombardini 63)
Ref: Tagliavento
Attendance: 3,888
Mantova 1-0 Chievo
Godeas extended his lead in the Capocannoniere charts with a 26th strike and downed the Serie B kings, though thanks to other results Chievo’s three-point advantage remains intact. Noselli wasted a good chance to make it 2-0 and Gasparetto went close to an equaliser, but in the end that Godeas goal proved enough.
Scorers: Godeas 34 (M)
Mantova: Handanovic; Di Cesare, Cristante, Franchini, Balestri; Spinale, Passoni, Grauso (Amodio 65); Tarana, Caridi (Noselli 76); Godeas (Corona 85)
Chievo: Squizzi; Malago`, Mandelli, Cesar, Mantovani; Bentivoglio, Italiano, Marcolini (Gasparetto 64); Luciano (Cossato 53), Obinna, Iunco (Ciaramitaro 78)
Ref: Bergonzi
Attendance: 9,653
Messina 0-0 Spezia
Spezia are ever closer to Serie C, although they managed to pick up a point against already-safe Messina. Although the scoreline ended goalless, both sides went close with Guidetti and Lazzari thumping the frame.
Messina: Petrocco; Galeotto, Rea, Parisi, Gaveglia; Coppola (Provenzano 88), Cordova; Lazzari, Degano (Moro 81), Schetter (Bombara 64); Foti
Spezia: Santoni; Padoin, Bianchi, Tedeschi, Herzan (Fernandez 83); Camorani, Romondini, Gorzegno; Di Vicino; Eliakwu (Zizzari 68), Guidetti
Ref: Dondarini
Attendance: 3,143
Modena 1-2 Ravenna
Thanks to this win Ravenna can keep dreaming, although they are still in the bottom three on a par with Avellino. Pinardi and Succi converted spot-kicks either side of the half-time break, but midfielder Olive was decisive when he came up to meet a corner kick. Modena’s hopes were dashed after Pinardi’s second bookable offence.
Scorers: Pinardi pen 40 (M), Succi pen 51 (R), Olive 69 (R)
Sent off: Pinardi 78 (M)
Modena: Frezzolini; Antonazzo (Longo 53), Gozzi, Perna (Ungari 57), Frey; Fantini, Gatti, Tamburini, Gilioli (Giampa` 57); Pinardi; Bruno
Ravenna: Marruocco; Pivotto, Pecorari, Anzalone, Nicola (Ingrosso 60); Rossetti (Trotta 46) (Pizzolla 76), Olive, Sciaccaluga; Toledo, Sforzini, Succi
Ref: Ayroldi
Attendance: 8,477
Pisa 0-2 Rimini
Rimini had assumed they were out of the running for that sixth play-off place, but this victory could open up a remarkable comeback trail. Pisa continue to slide in dismal form and fell behind to a Vantaggiato free kick, while in stoppages Greco put the points under lock and key.
Scorers: Vantaggiato 48 (R), Greco 90 (R)
Pisa: Morello; Viviani, Raimondi, Trevisan, Zavagno; D`Anna, Luisi (Vezzosi 65), Mezavilla (Caciagli 80), Gabionetta; Colombo, Castillo (Ciotola 65)
Rimini: Consigli; Vitiello (Catacchini 20), Peccarisi, Porchia, Bravo; Lunardini, Basha (Paraschiv 70); Pagano, Ricchiuti, La Camera; Vantaggiato (Greco 84)
Ref: Girardi
Attendance: 10,248
Triestina 1-1 Piacenza
It was an uninspiring encounter with all the action in the final stages. It took Bianchi’s red card to liven it up and prompt Milani to grab an opener, but six minutes later the referee pointed to the spot for Dedic’s equaliser.
Scorers: Milani 80 (T), Dedic pen 86 (P)
Sent off: Bianchi 70 (P)
Triestina: Dei; Kyriazis, Lima, Minelli, Rizzi; Tabbiani (Milani 36), Allegretti, Gorgone, Da Dalt (Pesaresi 66); Sgrigna, Granoche (Sedivec 6)
Piacenza: Cassano; Nef, Zammuto, Olivi (Bini 37), Gemiti; Bianchi, Riccio (Aspas 85), Patrascu; Guzman (Wolf 71), Serafini; Dedic
Ref: Scoditti
Attendance: 5,917
Vicenza 2-1 Frosinone
Vicenza continue their impressive run of results with this victory over 10-man Frosinone. Masiello and Terranova scored either side of the break, but Evacuo’s goal out of nowhere created a tense finale. It was a little too tense for Scarlato, who saw red.
Scorers: Masiello 26 (V), Terranova 52 (V), Evacuo 68 (F)
Sent off: Scarlato 81 (F)
Vicenza: Fortin; Raimondi, Cudini, Terranova, Scardina; Morosini, Helguera; Matteini (Minesso 69), Capone (Passiglia 93), Masiello; Schwoch (Perrulli 59)
Frosinone: Chiodini; Ischia, Scarlato, S Bocchetti, A Bocchetti; Lodi, Lucenti (Carlini 72), Biso, Cariello (Eder 55); Margiotta (Martini 77), Evacuo
Ref: Valeri
Attendance: 8,162
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