The 34th day of the championship continued today with another 5 matches. At San Siro, the new Italian champions beat Torino 2-0 before the bus party in the streets of the city. At the Dall’Ara it’s 1-1 between Bologna and Udinese. There was also a draw at Maradona while the Bergamo players won 2-0 against Empoli. Viola’s dominance over Ballardini’s boys
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The 34th day of the Serie A championship continued today with five matches. Football Sunday began with the lunch match which saw the new Italian champions Inter beat Torino 2-0 at San Siro before the party with open-top buses in the streets of the city. In the afternoon Bologna-Udinese ended 1-1. Then Atalanta won 2-0 against Empoli while Napoli-Roma ended with a score of 2-2. Fiorentina-Sassuolo closed the day: 5-1 for Viola (ALL SERIE A HIGHLIGHTS). This round of the championship began on Friday with the match between Frosinone and Salernitana (with the victory of the Ciociari team which confirmed the mathematical relegation of the Campanians to Serie B), then yesterday Lecce-Monza took place, which ended 1-1, then the big Juventus-Milan match did not go beyond 0-0. In the evening Lazio beat Verona 1-0 (SATURDAY’S MATCHES). Tomorrow evening the last match scheduled is Genoa-Cagliari.
The news of Fiorentina – Sassuolo
The Viola, looking for redemption from the defeat against Atalanta in the Italian Cup final, played aggressive straight away and broke the deadlock in the 17th minute with a right-footed shot from Sottil from the edge of the box. In the 28th minute Parisi comes close to doubling the lead but ends up on the crossbar. Barak also missed a goal at the end of the first half: Consigli managed to neutralize it. The pace was very tight in the second half: the 2-0 came in the 54th minute with Martínez, then in the 57th minute a diagonal left-footed shot from Thorstvedt brought it to 2-1 but only a minute later González scored the third goal for Fiorentina. It didn’t end there: in the 62nd minute the fourth goal in eight minutes arrived with Barak’s goal to make it 4-1. The wild Viola reached their top five in the 66th minute, once again thanks to González. Ballardini does not move from the relegation zone.
The scoreboard of Fiorentina – Sassuolo 5-1
Goal: in the 17th minute Sottil; in the st 9′ Martinez Quarta, 12′ Thorstvedt, 13′ and 21′ Gonzalez, 17′ Barak
FIORENTINA (4-2-3-1): Christensen; Kayode, Martinez Quarta (26′ st Comuzzo), Ranieri, Parisi; Arthur (35′ st Maxime Lopez), Duncan; Ikoné (1′ st Nico Gonzalez), Barak, Sottil (38′ st Castrovilli); Kouamé (26′ st Belotti). All. Italian
SASSUOLO (4-2-3-1): Advice; Tressoldi (19′ st Missori), Kumbulla, Ferrari, Viti (1′ st Mulattieri); Boloca (28′ st Ceide), Obiang (19′ st Henrique); Volpato (1st st Bajrami), Thorstvedt, Doig; Pinamonti. All.: Ballardini
Warned: Tressoldi, Quarta, Thorstvedt for foul play.
Calzona’s team grows as the minutes pass and wastes several great opportunities. In the second half the match takes off. In the 58th penalty for Roma for a foul by Juan Jesus on Azmoun. Dybala transforms from the spot. Shortly after, Olivera equalized with a left-footed shot from the edge which, after a carom with Kristensen, transformed into an uncatchable lob. In the 84th foul by Renato Sanches on Kvaratskhelia and penalty to Napoli. Osimhen doesn’t make mistakes. The Giallorossi’s final equalizer came in the 88th minute with Abraham’s header from a corner.
The Napoli-Roma 2-2 scoreboard
Goals: in the first half 14′ Dybala (penalty), 18′ Olivera, 38′ Osimhen (penalty), 44′ Abraham
NAPLES (4-3-3): Meret; Di Lorenzo, Rrahmani, Juan Jesus, Olivera; Anguissa, Lobotka, Cajuste (24′ st Traorè – 43′ st Ostigard)); Politano (24′ st Ngonge), Osimhen, Kvaratskhelia (41′ st Raspadori). All.: Calzona
ROME (4-3-3): Svilar; Kristensen (41′ st Baldanzi), Mancini, Ndicka, Spinazzola; Bove (24′ st Renato Sanches), Cristante, Pellegrini; Dybala, Azmoun (24′ st Abraham), El Shaarawy. All.: De Rossi
Warned: Rrahmani, Anguissa for foul play.
see also
Inter Scudetto celebration, the champions’ parade in Milan up to the Duomo
The chronicle of Atalanta-Empoli (HIGHLIGHTS)
The first half was subdued for Atalanta who, however, were awarded a penalty towards the end due to a foul by Pezzella on Touré. From eleven meters Pasalic beats Caprile. At the beginning of the second half the Bergamo team doubled their lead: Lookman went away quickly, Bereszynski jumped and scored with power. Gasperini’s team is then good at managing and managing the double advantage without suffering the reaction of the Tuscans.
Atalanta-Empoli 2-0 scoreboard
Goal: in the 42nd minute Pasalic (penalty); in the st 6′ Lookman
ATALANTA (3-4-2-1): Carnesecchi; Djimsiti (12′ st Kolasinac), Hien, Scalvini; Zappacosta, Pasalic, De Roon (12′ st Ederson), Ruggeri (12′ st Hateboer); Miranchuk (28′ st Koopmeiners), Lookman (39′ st De Ketelaere); Toure. All.: Gasperini
EMPOLI (3-4-2-1): Caprile; Bereszynski, Walukiewicz (25′ st Cacace), Luperto; Gyasi, Grassi (16′ st Marin), Maleh (29′ st Cancellieri), Pezzella; Fazzini (16′ st Kovalenko), Cambiaghi; Niang (16′ st Caputo). All.: Nicola
Warned: Luperto, Kovalenko and Scalvini for foul play.
see also
Serie A, Frosinone-Salernitana 3-0: Granata relegated to Serie B. VIDEO
The news of Bologna-Udinese (THE HIGHLIGHTS)
The game broke the deadlock in injury time in the first half: Freuler’s mistake when he came out with the ball, the ball reached Lucca who attempted a shot but it became an assist for Payero who entered and scored. Udinese ahead at half-time. In the 64th minute Bologna is also left with 10 men: Beukema is sent off for a double yellow card. In the 78th minute, however, the home team equalized with a free kick from Saelemaekers from the midfield that mocked Okoye. In the final, another chance for Saelemaekers and Davis who hits the post in the 95th minute.
The scoreboard of Bologna-Udinese 1-1
Goal: in the 47th minute Payero; in st 33′ Saelemaekers
BOLOGNA (4-1-4-1): Skorupski, Posch (23′ st Corazza), Beukema, Lucumi, Kristiansen, Freuler, Ndoye (42′ st Lykogiannis), Aebischer, El Azzouzi, Saelemaekers (1′ st Orsolini), Zirkzee (42′ st Fabbian). All.: Motta
UDINESE (3-4-2-1): Okoye, Perez, Bijol, Kristensen, Ehizibue (15′ st Ferreira), Walace, Payero (42′ st Brenner), Kamara (42′ st Zemura), Samardzic, Pereyra (23′ st Zarraga), Lucca (23′ st Davis). All.: Cannavaro
Warned: Ehizibue, Lucca, Beukema, Perez, Zirkzee, Payero, Davis, Ferreira for incorrect play; Okoye for non-regulatory behavior. Expelled: Beukema for a second yellow card.
see also
Serie A, Lecce-Monza and Juventus-Milan draw. Lazio-Verona 1-0. VIDEO
The news of Inter-Turin (THE HIGHLIGHTS)
Balanced first half, Zapata tries for the Granata, Thuram and Lautaro for the Nerazzurri. Key episode at the start of the second half: Tameze knocks down Mkhitaryan on the edge of the area. After checking the on field review, Ferrieri Caputi draws the red card for the Torino player. Inter then pushed and found the advantage in the 56th minute with a diagonal shot from Calhanoglu after a close exchange between Lautaro and Mkhitaryan. A few minutes pass and a contact between Thuram and Lovato is punished with a penalty. Calhanoglu scores his brace from the spot. This is how Inter can start their celebration.
The Inter-Torino 2-0 scoreboard
Goal: in the 11th and 14th minutes (penalty) Calhanoglu
INTER (3-5-2): Sommer; Pavard, De Vrij, Bastoni (26′ st Buchanan); Darmian, Barella (26′ st Arnautovic), Calhanoglu (18′ st Asllani), Mkhitaryan (18′ st Frattesi); Carlos Augusto; Thuram (18′ st Sanchez), Lautaro. All.: S. Inzaghi
TURIN (3-4-1-2): Milinkovic Savic; Lovato, Buongiorno, Rodriguez (26′ st Masina); Bellanova, Tameze, Ilic, Lazaro (18′ st Vojvoda); Ricci, Vlasic; Zapata (18′ st Sanabria). All.: Juric
Expelled: Tameze for foul play.
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Inter, the protagonists of the second star’s scudetto. PHOTO
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