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| Albinoleffe 1-1 Pisa
Albinoleffe started the stronger in this battle of last term's overachievers. Ruopolo was denied by some superb 'keeping from Alfonso and four Leffe players missed a ball bobbling in the Pisa box. But the visitors were denied a clear penalty when Alvarez was felled. Pisa went ahead after the break thanks to a magic individual effort from Buzzegoli but the hosts struck back when a corner wasn't cleared and Garlini rose to head home. Both sides seemed to accept the draw once they were level at 1-1.
Scorers: Buzzegoli 54 (P), Garlini 71 (A)
Albinoleffe: Narciso; Garlini, Serafini, Gervasoni, Renzetti; Madonna (Sau 88), Previtali, Carobbio, Gabionetta; Ferrari, Ruopolo (Caremi 80)
Pisa: Alfonso; Birindelli, Trevisan, Piccinni, Zavagno; Alvarez, Genevier, Radovanovic, Buzzegoli (Degano 78) (Masiero 87); Gasparetto (Joelson 74), Greco
Ref: Gava
Attendance: To follow
Ascoli 0-2 Grosseto
Grosseto got back to winning ways as they conquered the Stadio Del Duca with a couple of penalties from Sansovini. The first came early on with Pesce bringing down the scorer, then Taibi’s foul prompted a red card and Sommese went between the posts, as all the substitutions had been completed. It's Ascoli's second home defeat in four games here.
Scorers: Sansovini pens 13, 80 (G)
Sent off: Taibi 79 (A)
Ascoli: Taibi, Melucci, Guberti (Masini 65), Di Donato, Nastos, Pesce (Giallombardo 73), Aloe (Sommese 46), Luci, Micolucci, Bucchi, Soncin
Grosseto: Acerbis, Freddi, Stendardo, Vitiello, Sansovini (Suppa 88), Consonni, Pichlmann (Sforzini 65), Cordova, Garofalo, Mora (Lazzari 65), Federici
Ref: Damato
Attendance: 5,321
Bari 0-3 Sassuolo (Oct 21)
Sassuolo returned to the top spot by trouncing beleaguered Bari in this rescheduled clash. Erpen opened the scoring when he clipped a Zampagna assist past Gillet. The hosts briefly threatened and Bressan saved smartly from Galasso before ex-Atalanta man Zampagna made it 2-0 with a quick-witted back post finish. Bari had a goal disallowed when Donda dribbled the length of the pitch to feed Barreto, but he was offside. And Sassuolo rounded off a miserable afternoon for a worried Antonio Conte when Pagani blasted home following a mazy run. Barreto hit the bar from a free-kick and Erpen struck a post from an acute angle before a bizarre finish that saw Andreolli and Colombo dismissed for handballs.
Scorers: Erpen 17 (S), Zampagna 40 (S), Pagani 48 (S)
Sent off: Andreolli 83 (S), Colombo 89 (B)
Bari: Gillet; Galasso, Masiello, Esposito, Bonomi; Rivas, Donda, Bianco, Masiello; Volpato (Colombo 62), Cavalli (Siligardi 56)
Sassuolo: Bressan; Rea, Andreolli, Anselmi, Donezzan; Pensalfini, Magnanelli, Salvetti; Erpen, Pagani (Poli 63), Zampagna (Masucci 83)
Ref: Morganti
Attendance: To follow.
Livorno 5-2 Frosinone
Livorno finally celebrated their first home victory of the campaign and got off to a blazing start with three goals in the opening 16 minutes. Rossini got off the mark with a towering header, then Loviso’s fierce right-foot drive from distance and a smart Pulzetti combination with Tavano saw Frosinone crumble. Rossini completed his brace before half-time by copying Ibrahimovic’s now legendary backheel flick against Bologna, sending the Stadio Picchi wild. Miglionico was sent off and Santoruvo got Frosinone back into it, but Tavano’s spot-kick confirmed even with 10 men they were in complete control. Eder completed the epic seven-goal game late on.
Scorers: Rossini 7, 36 (L), Loviso 11 (L), Pulzetti 16 (L), Santoruvo 53 (F), Tavano pen 74 (L), Eder 89 (F)
Sent off: Miglionico 40 (L)
Livorno: De Lucia; Perticone, Grandoni, Miglionico, Bonetto; Pulzetti, Loviso (Bergvold 71), E Filippini; Volpe, Rossini (Rosi 55), Tavano (Laurito 85)
Frosinone: Frattali; Cannarsa (Biso 63), Nocentini, Giubilato (Guidi 46), Cariello; Antonazzo, Perra, D’Antoni, Ascoli; Eder, Santoruvo
Ref: Celi
Attendance: To follow.
Mantova 1-1 Avellino
Veteran Locatelli had to rescue Mantova from an embarrassing defeat to bottom of the table Avellino in the final minute. Pepe had given the visitors an unexpected lead by beating the on-rushing goalkeeper and thought he had finally put Avellino into the ‘positive’ after their three-point penalty. However, deep into stoppages Locatelli managed to toe-poke home from close-range. In fact, the former Udinese and Bologna man could’ve won it with the last kick of the game, but fired straight at the ‘keeper.
Scorers: Pepe 60 (A), Locatelli 91 (M)
Mantova: Handanovic; Fissore, Cristante, Franchini; Tarana (Caridi 71), Grauso, Passoni, Rizzi (Balestri 56); Locatelli; Corona (Marchesetti 59), Godeas
Avellino: Gragnaniello; Pacilli (Romondini 73), Pecorari, Defendi, Doudou; Gazzola, Dettori, Di Cecco, Mesbah (Pepe 15); Pellicori, Aubameyang (Ascenzi 56)
Ref: Rocchi
Attendance: To follow.
Modena 1-0 Piacenza
Piacenza’s woes continue with a defeat in the local derby, though Modena finally get to celebrate their first win of the campaign. Bruno was once again the Canarini’s hero with a smart finish and, despite Bolano’s dismissal for a second bookable offence, Modena held on for the win for the final 18 minutes.
Scorers: Bruno 62 (M)
Sent off: Bolano 73 (M)
Modena: Frezzolini; Ricchi, Artipoli, Gozzi, Gemiti; Marsili (Perna 81), Bolano, Tamburini; Pinardi (Koffi 68); Biabiany (Longo 75), Bruno
Piacenza: Morello; Abbate (Rantier 75), Olivi, Iorio; Wolf, Aspas, Riccio, Nainggolan, Anaclerio; Guzman (Graffiedi 66), Moscardelli (Ferraro 58)
Ref: Giannoccaro
Attendance: To follow.
Rimini 2-0 Brescia (Oct 21)
Rimini registered their first win since September 7 in a match that had been postponed due to the number of Brescia players away on international duty. The turning point was on 22 minutes, when Viviano brought down Cipriani for an inevitable penalty and red card. Vantaggiato coolly converted the spot-kick and the home side took charge, going close through Ricchiuti and Sottil's header hitting the woodwork. In the second half Caracciolo brought a great save out of Pugliesi, but Vantaggiato completed his brace to secure the much-needed victory. Brescia boss Nedo Sonetti falls to his first defeat.
Scorers: Vantaggiato pen 24, 78 (R)
Sent off: Viviano 24 (B)
Rimini: Pugliesi; Catacchini, Sottil, Milone, Regonesi; Paraschiv (Cardinale 71), Frara (La Camera 84), Basha; Ricchiuti; Vantaggiato, Cipriani (Docente 90)
Brescia: Viviano; Zambelli, Rispoli, Martinez, Gorzegno; Zambrella (Feczesin 77), Vass, Szetela (Owusu 68); Caracciolo, Maccan (Arcari 23), Nsereco
Ref: Tommasi
Attendance: To follow.
Salernitana 0-1 Empoli
Empoli are top of the table awaiting Sassuolo’s postponed match after this big clash. These two teams were both angling for the leadership going into the game. Di Napoli went close for the home side, but it was Vannucchi who bagged the winner by getting on the end of a Busce cross. Empoli confirmed they were well worth their win by dominating the second half, especially after Barrionuevo’s rather harsh straight red card.
Scorers: Vannucchi 41 (E)
Sent off: Barrionuevo 61 (S)
Salernitana: Pinna; Kyriazis, Fusco, Peccarisi (Russo 82), Marchese; Tricarico (Piccioni 82), Barrionuevo, Ciarcia` (Giannone 63), Di Napoli; Scarpa, Fava
Empoli: Bassi; Angella, Vargas, Piccolo; Busce`, Marianini (Corvia 68), Valdifiori (Moro 80), Tosto; Vannucchi, Pasquato (Bianco 85), Lodi
Ref: Farina
Attendance: To follow.
Treviso 2-2 Parma
Francesco Guidolin is still looking for his first victory on the Parma bench, but it took a couple of Cristiano Lucarelli penalties to pick up a point in this controversial match. D’Aversa began the game in extremely contentious fashion, as even television replays cannot clarify whether the ball had completely crossed the line. The Gialloblu equalised when Bonucci brought down Paloschi for the first spot-kick, but once again there was fury aimed at the referee for Treviso’s goal, as Musetti’s offside position may well have been interfering with play when Bonucci struck. Lucarelli both earned and converted the second penalty of the afternoon for a Zaninelli foul.
Scorers: D’Aversa 2 (T), C Lucarelli pens 17, 64 (P), Bonucci 32 (T)
Sent off: Dal Canto 93 (T)
Treviso: Cordaz; Smit, Dal Canto, Bonucci, Zaninelli (Pianu 89); Moro, D'Aversa, Scaglia (Gissi 73); Missiroli, Quadrini (Foti 58); Musetti
Parma: Pavarini; Paci, A Lucarelli, Rossi; Zenoni, Morrone, Budel, Castellini; Leon; Paloschi (Reginaldo 71), C Lucarelli
Ref: Morganti
Attendance: 3,874
Triestina 2-1 Cittadella
Cittadella have only scored two goals this season and both of them by Meggiorini. He had a few attempts before breaking the deadlock in Trieste with a left-foot angled drive in off the inside of the post. However, it proved to be little consolation, as the home side quickly turned it around. Antonelli smashed in a magnificent strike and Allegretti netted a free kick to send Triestina into the promotion places.
Scorers: Meggiorini 26 (C), Antonelli 30 (T), Allegretti 52 (T)
Triestina: Agazzi; Cacciatore, Cottafava, Minelli, Rullo; Antonelli, Allegretti, Gorgone (Piangerelli 81), Testini; Figoli (Cia 87), Della Rocca (Granoche 68)
Cittadella: Zotti; Turato, Pesoli, Gorini (Marchesan 63), Cherubin; Musso, Iori, Carteri (Oliveira 59); De Gasperi; Ganci (Campo 75), Meggiorini
Ref: Velotto
Attendance: 5,065
Vicenza 0-0 Ancona
There were no goals at the Stadio Romeo Menti, although Siqueira had the best chance of the 90 minutes for Ancona. Vicenza are boosted by the result and climb to 12 points.
Vicenza: Fortin; Raimondi, Zanchi, Di Cesare (Volta 34), Giani; Botta, Rigoni, Bottone; Serafini (Foglio 46), Sgrigna; Bjelanovic (Margiotta 76)
Ancona: Da Costa; Turati (Rincon 69), Comazzi, Vanigli, Rizzato; Surraco, Catinali, De Falco, Miramontes (Siqueira 32); Nassi, Mastronunzio (Colacone 82)
Ref: Pinzani
Attendance: To follow.
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