Bologna, 26 May 2024 – 17th and final return day of the Serie A & B National Championship Under 18at the sport Center “Biavati 1” of Bologna, Sunday 26 May 2024, Bologna-Parma ends 1-0, the goal was decisive 21′ Of Tommaso Ravaglioli (dropped fromUnder 19) who makes the best use of a ball crossed into the area: after control he moves to the right, kicking it powerfully, with the ball not held by the ducal goalkeeper Gianluca Maria Astaldi (1-0).
The Crusaders would have a chance to draw at 3′ st thanks to a penalty kick, awarded by Lorenzo Biliboc, victim of a foul against him in the area, and awarded by the referee, Mr. Giovanni Gianni of the AIA Section of Reggio Emilia, but Aboubacar-Sama Coulibaly he will be neutralized by the goalkeeper Tito Gasperini the attempt at transformation.
There defeatwhich interrupts one positive streak good five consecutive victories, which had made the team climb up the rankings Mister Matteo Centurioni he was born in deputy Arturo Lupoli up to the edges of the playoff zoneis fatal for their achievement: remaining still a 50 pointsin fact, the ducals closed theeighth placeovertaken by Cagliarirose to 53to the sixththe last one available, after the clear victory 4-0 on the Sampdoria and fromEmpoli, seventh with 52after the success 4-2 on the Turin.
On the eve, the Bologna (49, tenth) he was already out of the fight for the playoffs, while the Crusaders should have necessarily won the derby. So these are the combinations: Atalanta (59)-Cagliari (53) and Lazio (56)-Genoa (56) (the latter victorious 0-4 away with the Milan, 50 ex aequo with the ducals). The winners of these challenges will clash with Inter (70) And Rome (63)the top two teams in the championship, already qualified by right for the Scudetto semi-finals.
BOLOGNA-PARMA 1-0 (17th RETURN DAY OF THE SERIE A & B UNDER 18 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP)
Markers: 21′ Ravaglioli
BOLOGNA – 1. Tito Gasperini; 2. Luca Nesi (38′ st 14. Maurizio Di Pasquazio), 3. Mohamed Soldà; 4. Riccardo Gian (44′ st 18. Niccolò De Stefano), 5. Andrea Zilio (V. Cap.), 6. Diego Beruschi; 7. Andrea Oliviero (44′ st 16. Giacomo Armaroli), 8. Luca Lai (Cap., 44′ st 15. Giovanni Brighi), 9. Michael Maltoni (23′ st 20. Bamir Sadiku), 10. Tommaso Ravaglioli, 11. Federico Tonin (23′ st 13. Simone Negri). Coach: Luigi Della Rocca
Available: 12. Cesare Bini; 17. Tommaso Occhi, 19. Daniil Yakymenko
PARMA – 1. Gianluca Maria Astaldi; 2. Marlon Mena Martinez, 3. Roberto D’Intino (V. Cap., 13. Antonio Castaldo); 4. Abdou-Salam Konate, 5. Bernardo Conde, 6. Ettore Nicolosi (©); 7. Alessandro Elia (1′ st 19. Gabriel Arditi), 8. Aboubacar-Sama Coulibaly (17′ st 17. Elia Plicco), 9. Francesco Sartori, 10. Christian Cozzolino (35′ st 16. Manuel Andreotti), 11 . Lorenzo Biliboc (35′ st 18. Luca Primavera). Coach: Matteo Centurioni
Available: 12. Leonardo Taina; 14. Daniel Rares Fatu, 15. Alessandro Cabassa, 20. Christian Arcucci
Referee: Mr. Giovanni Giannì of the AIA Section of Reggio Emilia
Assistants: Mr. Alessandro Castellari from Bologna and Mr. Filippo Todaro from Finale Emilia
Ammonites: Legati, Zillo; Cozzolino
Recovery: 0’+9′
