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Albinoleffe 2-1 Avellino
Albinoleffe go top alongside Salernitana, but made hard work of beating a side that ended the match with just eight men on the field. It has been a disastrous few days for Avellino, who were handed a three-point penalty for handing their financial documents in after the deadline. Gragnaniello brought down Ferrari to give Ruopolo the opening penalty, then De Zerbi's effort was palmed into the path of Doudou. Goalkeeper Gragnaniello saw red just before half-time, yet Avellino continued to push and hit the woodwork through Mensah. The winning goal was fraught with controversy, as Carobbio's free kick was repeated, but De Zerbi and Doudou took their protests too far.
Scorers: Ruopolo pen 11 (Al), Doudou 30 (Av), Carobbio 71 (Al)
Sent off: Gragnaniello 43 (Av), De Zerbi 72 (Av), Doudou 72 (Av)
Albinoleffe: Narciso; Renzetti, Gervasoni, Conteh, Perico; Laner, Caremi, Previtali (Carobbio 55); Gabionetta (Sau 67), Ruopolo (Garlini 78), Ferrari
Avellino: Gragnaniello; Doudou, Vasko, Defendi, Sirignano; Koman (Padelli 43), Romondini, Dettori (De Martino 81), Mesbah (N`Ze 85); De Zerbi; Pellicori
Ref: Calvarese
Attendance: 2,914
Ancona 0-1 Piacenza
Piacenza left it very late indeed to doom Ancona to another poor result. It was unfair on the home side, who had the better of the play and were denied by goalkeeper Cassano on numerous occasions, most notably a Miramontes free kick. In the final minute youngster Ferraro snatched the winner by springing the offside trap.
Scorers: Ferraro 89 (P)
Ancona: Sirigu; Turati, Vanigli, Olivieri (Langella 29), Rizzato; Surraco (Guadalupi 69), De Falco, Catinali, Miramontes; Colacone (Nassi 74), Mastronunzio
Piacenza: Cassano; Iorio, Olivi, Rickler; Wolf, Nainggolan, Riccio, Anaclerio; Guzman (Eramo 56), Moscardelli (Rantier 81), Graffiedi (Ferraro 67)
Ref: Baracani
Attendance: 5,042
Brescia 2-1 Ascoli
Brescia finally grabbed their first win of the season after three consecutive draws. Ascoli had taken the lead when Pesce met a splendid Soncin assist from the left flank and Taibi denied Possanzini an equaliser with a trademark header. However, the veteran goalkeeper wasn't at his best when dealing with an Nsereko snapshot from distance. Soncin threatened to restore Ascoli's advantage, but in the final minutes Possanzini turned in the Rondinelle's decider from close range.
Scorers: Pesce 52 (A), Nsereko 73 (B), Possanzini 84 (B)
Brescia: Viviano; Mareco, Zoboli, Berardi; Zambelli, Savio, Baronio (Vass 30), Szetela, Zambrella (Martinez 55); Feczesin (Maccan 80), Possanzini
Ascoli: Taibi; Nastos, Meslucci, Micolucci, Giallombardo; Sommese (Aloe 78), Di Donato (Luisi 76), Luci, Pesce (Guberti 67); Soncin, Bucchi
Ref: Pinzani
Attendance: 5,500
Cittadella 0-2 Mantova
Mantova maintained their unbeaten run with this victory away to struggling new boys Cittadella. Godeas opened the scoring just shy of the hour mark and soon after Caridi converted a spot-kick to put the result beyond doubt. Despite picking up two points from four games, Cittadella are yet to score a single goal in Serie B this season, but were unlucky in this match to hit the woodwork twice.
Scorers: Godeas 59 (M), Caridi pen 68 (M)
Cittadella: Zotti; Manucci, Pesoli, Cherubin, Marchesan; Carteri, Musso (Volpe 78), Iori, Oliveira (De Gasperi 65); Meggiorini, Bonvissuto (Rossi 54)
Mantova: Handanovic; Fissore, Notari, Franchini; Tarana, Grauso, Passoni (Spinale 80), Balestri; Locatelli (Sedivec 73), Godeas (Corona 84), Caridi
Ref: Stefanini
Attendance: 735
Frosinone 1-0 Treviso
Eder has so far scored all Frosinone's Serie B goals this season and is single-handedly keeping them afloat. The Brazilian curled in a classic free kick just six minutes into the match and tested Guardalben with a similar attempt in the second half. Treviso were understandably shaken after seeing their three-point penalty for illegally suing club Lanciano extended to four this week for handing their financial documents in late.
Scorers: Eder 6 (F)
Frosinone: Frattali; Nocentini, Scarlato (Cannarsa 46), Guidi; Antonazzo, Coppola (Perra 61), D’Antoni, Ascoli (Bocchetti 65); Eder, Santoruvo (Tavares 66), Dedic
Treviso: Cordaz; Baccin, Scurto, Dal Canto (Piovaccari 87), Smit (Vanderson 56); Gissi, Moro, Scaglia; Missiroli, Quadrini; Foti (Beghetto 56)
Ref: Giannoccaro
Attendance: 3,135
Grosseto 1-0 Parma
Grosseto grabbed another prestigious scalp, but Parma are really struggling so far this season. Consonni created the winning goal, as he burst into the box and his shot cannoned off the crossbar on to the grateful foot of Lazzari. Despite Cristiano Lucarelli coming off the bench, the Gialloblu couldn't create any real scoring opportunities and need to rethink their approach.
Scorers: Lazzari 16 (G)
Grosseto: Caparco; Innocenti (Freddi 33), Porchia, Abruzzese, Garofalo; Gessa, Valeri, Cordova, Consonni, Lazzari (Stendardo 88); Sforzini (Pichlmann 79)
Parma: Pavarini (Pegolo 27); Troest, A Lucarelli (Paloschi 46), Rossi, P Castellini; Reginaldo, Mariga, Parravicini (C Lucarelli 58), Morrone, Antonelli; Paponi
Ref: Marelli
Attendance: 3,929
Livorno 1-1 Pisa
The Tuscan derby ends in a draw with both goals in the space of eight minutes. Pisa got the stronger start, though Livorno improved towards half-time and had the best chances with Diamanti and Danilevicius. Diamanti got on the scoresheet with one of his trademark left-foot free kicks, but soon after Genevier kept his cool from the penalty spot.
Scorers: Diamanti 72 (L), Genevier pen 80 (P)
Livorno: De Lucia; Rosi (Bergvold 30) (Volpe 51), Grandoni, Miglionico (Perticone 78), Bonetto; Pulzetti, Loviso, A Filippini; Tavano, Danilevicius, Diamanti
Pisa: Morello; Birindelli (Feussi 91), Viviani, Trevisan, Zavagno; Job, Genevier, Braiati, Degano (Buzzegoli 84); Greco (Pit 58), Gasparetto
Ref: Morganti
Attendance: 6,115
Modena 0-1 Salernitana
Salernitana are flying at the moment and notched up their third win in four games against furious nine-man Modena. The turning point proved to be just before half-time, as after Fava earned and converted a penalty for Gemiti’s foul, Bruno and two minutes later Cardone saw red for dissent. Despite that situation, the Canarini stayed in the game for the entire second half and went close to an equaliser with Biabany’s snapshot and a stoppage-time Pinardi strike. Modena are yet to pick up a single point and were it not for Avellino’s penalty would be propping up the table.
Scorers: Fava pen 38 (S)
Sent off: Bruno 43 (M), Cardone 45 (M)
Modena: Frezzolini; Cardone, Gozzi, Perna, Gemiti (Stanco 72); Bolano, Troiano (Marsili 82); Koffi (Artipoli 46), Pinardi, Biabiany; Bruno
Salernitana: Pinna; Ambrogioni, Fusco, Kyriazis, Marchese; Ciarcia`, Barrionuevo (Giannone 62), Tricarico, Scarpa (Piccioni 76); Turienzo (Di Napoli 71), Fava
Ref: Mazzoleni
Attendance: 5,346
Rimini 0-1 Empoli
Empoli finally put a mark in the wins column and sent sorry Rimini tumbling down the standings. Lodi shook the woodwork and Pasquato set up a good chance for Moro, but it was the Juventus youth product who decided the match 15 minutes from time.
Scorers: Pasquato 76 (E)
Rimini: Agliardi; Vitiello, Milone, Sottil, Regonesi; Lunardini, Basha; Pagano (Cipriani 81), Ricchiuti, Mancosu (La Camera 59); Docente (Vantaggiato 71)
Empoli: Bassi; Cupi, Vargas, Piccolo, Tosto; Busce`, Lodi, Moro, Marianini (Valdifiori 46); Vannucchi (Corvia 46), Pasquato (Negrini 85)
Ref: Velotto
Attendance: 4,119
Triestina 1-1 Sassuolo
This was certainly an eventful and ill-tempered encounter that burst to life in the second half. Zampagna gave the visitors the lead by side-footing home Masucci's assist, but Sassuolo were reduced to 10 men soon after for Pensalfini's foolish two bookings in three minutes. Triestina tried to take advantage, but Ardemagni hit a weak penalty straight at Bressan. Minelli also saw red, this time for the home side, though they kept pushing and eventually earned a point thanks to Princivalli's more accurate spot-kick.
Scorers: Zampagna 51 (S), Princivalli pen 85 (T)
Missed penalty: Ardemagni 68 (T)
Sent off: Pensalfini 61 (S), Minelli 70 (T)
Triestina: Agazzi; Cacciatore, Cottafava, Minelli, Rullo; Antonelli (Cia 80), Allegretti, Gorgone (Princivalli 80), Testini; Figoli (Lima 80), Ardemagni
Sassuolo: Bressan; Rea, Andreolli, Anselmi, Donazzan; Salvetti (Fusani 58), Poli (Jidayl 77), Masucci; Noselli (Filkor 68), Zampagna, Pensalfini
Ref: Celi
Attendance: 4,992
Vicenza 1-2 Bari
Barreto was the hero in Bari's impressive away win. Sgrigna had given Vicenza the advantage, but Barreto equalised with a powerful free kick. Goalkeeper Fortin was dismissed for handling outside the box and naturally the visitors stepped up the pressure, eventually getting all three points with Barreto's brace completed by a solo effort.
Scorers: Sgrigna 12 (V), Barreto 29, 69 (B)
Sent off: Fortin 43 (V)
Vicenza: Fortin; Martinelli, Zanchi, Di Cesare, Giani; Raimondi (Botta 61) Morosini, Bottone, Foglio (Frison 44); Bjelanovic, Sgrigna (Margiotta 74)
Bari: Gillet; Bianco, A Masiello, Esposito, Parisi; Rivas, De Vezze, Gazzi, S Masiello (Kamata 66); Barreto (Diogo 71), Colombo (Cavalli 79)
Ref: Russo
Attendance: 6,859
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