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| Albinoleffe 0-4 Vicenza
Vicenza earned a shock victory in Bergamo, a stadium where Leffe were unbeaten this term and rarely slip up, let alone in such dramatic fashion. Sgrigna opened the rout with a splendid solo effort and Zanchi doubled the tally soon after. Bjelanovic confirmed the domination in the second half with his fourth goal of the campaign and Bernardini converted a penalty.
Scorers: Sgrigna 11 (V), Zanchi 20 (V), Bjelanovic 48 (V), Bernardini pen 65 (V)
Albinoleffe: Narciso; Garlini, Gervasoni, Serafini, Renzetti; N Madonna, Previtali (Daffara 67), Carobbio, Gabionetta; Ferrari (Caremi 56), Ruopolo
Vicenza: Fortin; Raimondi, Zanchi (Volta 46), Di Cesare, Giani; Bottone, Bernardini, Botta; Foglio (Fatic 58), Sgrigna; Bjelanovic (Margiotta 76)
Ref: Marelli
Attendance: 3,098
Ancona 3-1 Modena
Mastronunzio took his seasonal tally to six goals as Ancona crushed Modena. Only a goalline clearance prevented Comazzi putting the home side in front after nine minutes, though Mastronunzio sprung the offside trap for a precise lob moments later. Nassi’s back heel flick set up Turati for a second, then he hit the crossbar, but the Canarini got back into it against the run of play thanks to a Biabiany poacher’s goal. Troiano’s dismissal put the momentum back into Ancona’s hands and Mastronunzio completed his brace late on.
Scorers: Mastronunzio 13, 81 (A), Turati 32 (A), Bibiany 44 (M)
Sent off: Troiano 75 (M)
Ancona: Da Costa; Turati, Comazzi (Rincon 65), Vanigli, Rizzato; Catinali, De Falco, Schiattarella (Di Fausto 80); Guadalupi (Surraco 23); Nassi, Mastronunzio
Modena: Frezzolini; Ricchi, Cardone (Gasparetto 17), Artipoli, Tamburini; Marsili (Fantini 67), Troiano, Gemiti; Koffi; Bruno, Biabiany (Catellani 54)
Ref: Peruzzo
Attendance: 5,504
Avellino 2-1 Bari
Avellino caused an upset with their first win of the season, defeating a Bari team that was pushing for the top of the Serie B table and had until now been unbeaten. Pellicori's header was cancelled out by Colombo, but Ciotola bagged the winner 18 minutes after Kamata's dismissal.
Scorers: Pellicori 11 (A), Colombo 31 (B), Ciotola 68 (A)
Sent off: Kamata 50 (B)
Avellino: Gragnaniello; Gazzola, Defendi, Pecorari, Doudou; Pacilli (De Martino 65), Di Cecco, Dettori, Pepe (Ciotola 56); Aubameyang (Gaveglia 78), Pellicori
Bari: Gillet; Galasso, A Masiello, Esposito (Stellini 46), Bonomi (S Masiello 12); De Pascalis (Bianco 54), De Vezze, Gazzi, Kamata; Barreto, Colombo
Ref: Bergonzi
Attendance: 2,395
Brescia 3-2 Triestina
Brescia are beginning to rediscover their form under new boss Nedo Sonetti, although getting this win was tougher than expected. The Rondinelle created dozens of scoring opportunities only to go behind to Della Rocca's header. Caracciolo converted a penalty to equalise before Zoboli and American Szetela turned it all around. Cottafava's late goal was not enough to re-open it, even though Zoboli picked up a second yellow card, as Triestina have not conquered the Rigamonti since 1929.
Scorers: Della Rocca 48 (T), Caracciolo pen 66 (B), Zoboli 73 (B), Szetela 82 (B), Cottafava 93 (T)
Sent off: Zoboli 90 (B)
Brescia: Arcari; Berardi, Zoboli, Martinez, Zambelli (Rispoli 69); Gorzegno (Szetela 54), Vass, Zambrella; Savio, Caracciolo; Maccan (Feczesin 65)
Triestina: Agazzi; Rullo, Minelli, Cottafava, Cacciatore; Testini, Gorgone, Allegretti, Tabbiani (Ardemagni 79); Della Rocca (Eliakwu 75), Figoli (Cia 46)
Ref: Russo
Attendance: 2,810
Cittadella 0-0 Livorno
Livorno scored goals galore last week, but there was no sign of that kind of performance at relegation strugglers Cittadella. Manucci saw red late on, but even then the Amaranto could not break through.
Sent off: Manucci 90 (C)
Cittadella: Zotti; Manucci, Pesoli, Cherubin, Turato; Musso, Iori, Carteri (Marchesan 72); De Gasperi (Giordano 86), Meggiorini, Oliveira (Ganci 62)
Livorno: De Lucia; Rosi, Perticone, Grandoni (Terranova 28), Bonetto; Volpe, Pulzetti, Candreva (Diamanti 67), E Filippini; Rossini, Tavano
Ref: Cavarretta
Attendance: 584
Frosinone 3-1 Rimini
Frosinone fought back to pick up all three points against a Rimini side in crisis. Vantaggiato thought he had turned the tide with a mazy run, but Eder's free kick put him top of the Capocannoniere charts. Dedic took control in the second half with a brace, including a penalty.
Scorers: Vantaggiato 36 (R), Eder 44 (F), Dedic pen 62, 73 (F)
Frosinone: Sicignano; Guidi, Scarlato, Nocentini; Antonazzo, Coppola, Biso (D’Antoni 78), Bocchetti; Eder, Santoruvo (Cariello 75), Dedic (Tavares 83)
Rimini: Pugliesi; Catacchini, Sottil, Milone, Augustyn; Cardinale (Cipriani 68), Lunardini, Basha (Paraschiv 84), La Camera; Ricchiuti; Vantaggiato
Ref: Baracani
Attendance: 2,998
Grosseto 6-2 Salernitana
This top of the table clash certainly lived up to the hype, as the crowd was kept thoroughly entertained by eight goals. Salernitana had by far the brightest start, netting twice in the opening 20 minutes with Di Napoli's left-foot screamer and Ciarcià. However, Sansovini got it back to 2-2 in the space of seven minutes and Grosseto took control. Freddi's header and a Cordova free kick gave the home side a solid advantage, but despite Freddi's dismissal on the hour mark, 10-man Grosseto continued to score goals through Pichlmann and Mora.
Scorers: Di Napoli 12 (S), Ciarcià 20 (S), Sansovini 23, 30 (G), Freddi 38 (G), Cordova 52 (G), Pichlmann 68 (G), Mora 88 (G)
Sent off: Freddi 65 (G), Peccarisi 85 (S)
Grosseto: Acerbis; Freddi, Stendardo, Abruzzese, Garofalo; Vitiello, Cordova (Innocenti 86); Sansovini (Lazzari 69), Consonni, Mora; Pichlmann (Sforzini 73)
Salernitana: Pinna; Kyriazis, Fusco (Ambrogioni 71), Peccarisi, Marchese; Ciarcia`, Tricarico, Pestrin (Giannone 61), Scarpa (Gerardi 61); Fava, Di Napoli
Ref: De Marco
Attendance: 3,732
Parma 1-0 Empoli
Parma finally got their first victory under Coach Francesco Guidolin and did so by stunning Serie B leaders Empoli at the Tardini. Although the goal - a Paponi penalty - only arrived nine minutes from time, it was a thoroughly deserved win and could easily have been decided earlier. Having said that, the visitors went so close to an equaliser when Lodi's left-foot strike cannoned against the crossbar. This result ends a run of five wins on the trot for Empoli, but maintains a taboo, as they have lost their last nine consecutive trips to the Tardini.
Scorers: Paponi pen 81 (P)
Parma: Pavarini; Rossi, A Lucarelli, Paci; Castellini, Morrone, Budel, Zenoni; Reginaldo (Paponi 64); Leon (Mariga 82), C Lucarelli (Paloschi 68)
Empoli: Bassi; Piccolo, Vargas; Marzoratti; Busce, Moro (Marianini 69), Lodi, Tosto; Vannucchi, Pasquato (Valdifiori 52); Corvia (Pozzi 83)
Ref: Rosetti
Attendance: 9,976
Piacenza 2-0 Ascoli
Piacenza handed embattled boss Stefano Pioli an invaluable 43rd birthday present with a 2-0 win over underachieving Ascoli. Neither side was on form and the first half was governed by a fear of mistakes butFear from both sides
Ferraro missed a great chance when he fired over with just the 'keeper to beat. Anaclerio put the Papaveri ahead just after the break and Bucchi missed a spot-kick to level the game when Cassano upended Sommese. Ascoli team manager De Matteis was dismissed as tempers flared and Piacenza secured the points when Ferraro found Moscardelli to poke home his first of the season after a poor Belingheri back-pass.
Scorers: Anaclerio 47 (P), Moscardelli 70 (P)
Piacenza: Cassano; Abbate, Olivi, Iorio; Wolf (Avogadri 16), Aspas, Nainggolan (Eramo 82), Anaclerio, Riccio; Guzman, Moscardelli (Guerra 81)
Ascoli: Guarna; Nastos (Aloe 46), Melucci, Micolucci, Giallombardo; Sommese, Di Donato, Luci, Giorgi; Masini (Soncin 65), Bucchi (Falco 72)
Ref: Romeo
Attendance: To follow
Pisa 2-1 Treviso
It was a dramatic finale for the Pisa fans, who despaired and celebrated in the closing moments. Greco's spot-kick and the red card for Zaninelli seemed to put them in control, but 10-man Treviso equalised through Beghetto pouncing on a defensive error. Genevier wasted the opportunity to secure victory by firing a penalty straight at goalkeeper Cordaz. It seemed to be all over until the last touch of the game, a Gasparetto diving header into the net.
Scorers: Greco pen 67 (P), Beghetto 80 (T), Gasparetto 94 (P)
Sent off: Zaninelli 66 (T)
Missed penalty: Genevier 84 (P)
Pisa: Alfonso; Birindelli, Viviani, Trevisan, Zavagno; Genevier, Radovanovic, Job, Alvarez (Buzzegoli 76); Greco (Joelson 63), Gasparetto
Treviso: Cordaz; Zaninelli, Bonucci, Scurto, Smit (Scarduelli 78); D’Aversa; Moro (Baccin 58), Gissi (Beghetto 69), Missiroli, Scaglia; Musetti
Ref: Calvarese
Attendance: 9,099
Sassuolo 1-2 Mantova
Sassuolo were stunned by their second defeat of the season and wasted the chance to top the table. Zampagna had given them the lead by dummying a defender and curling round Handanovic into the top corner. Mantova came back strongly as Manganelli's handling offence gave Caridi a penalty and Passoni placed one of his trademark free kicks under the bar. Noselli had the best chance to at least grab a point, but was denied by a goalline clearance. It is a bitter blow for Sassuolo, who had won four on the trot, but they have a rescheduled match with Bari to play on Tuesday.
Scorers: Zampagna 15 (S), Caridi pen 36 (M), Passoni 50 (M)
Sassuolo: Bressan; Rea, Anselmi, Andreolli, Donazzan; Fusani (Pensalfini 78), Magnanelli (Erpen 84), Salvetti; Masucci (Pagani 84), Zampagna, Noselli
Mantova: Handanovic; Fissore, Cristante, Franchini; Tarana, Passoni, Spinale, Balestri; Marchesetti (Rizzi 77), Godeas (Corona 84), Caridi (Sedivec 70)
Ref: Pierpaoli
Attendance: 4,128
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