90’+6 – Final whistle
Pairetto blows the whistle three times: Udinese-Roma ends 1-2.
90’+5 – Cristante unlocks it with a header
The number 4 midfielder jumps well on a corner kick and finds the net to make it 2-1.
90’+2 – Kristensen blocks Dybala
The Argentine striker receives well from Angeliño on the edge of the area and the shot is deflected by the Danish defender.
90′ – 4 minutes of added time
Pairetto has decided that the game will be played at least until the 94th minute.
85′ – Okoye saves from Azmoun
The Iranian attacker is good at stealing the ball from Perez who disturbs him at the moment of the shot and Okoye saves it.
82′ – Svilar saves in the corner
Lucca enters the area well and tries to cross to the far post from a tight angle, but Svilar goes down well and saves it.
79′ – Pellegrini is blocked
After Azmoun’s shot, Pellegrini goes towards goal, but is blocked by the defenders.
75′ – Nice throw from Spinazzola for Abraham
The left winger tries to pass the English striker, but Okoye comes out and blocks the ball.
72′ – The match begins
The players are on the pitch: recovery time for Udinese-Roma begins.
Udinese-Roma official lineups
Udinese (3-5-2): Okoye; Perez, Bijol, Kristensen; Ferreira, Samardzic, Walace, Payero, Zemura; Pereyra, Lucca.
All. Cannavaro.
Rome (3-4-2-1): Svilar; Mancini, Smalling, Angeliño; Karsdorp, Cristante, Pellegrini, Spinazzola; Dybala, Azmoun; Abraham. All. De Rossi.
How do disqualifications work?
Players who received a suspension during the 33rd matchday will not serve the suspension in Udinese-Roma. This is the case of the Giallorossi Paredes and Llorente, who suffered a missed match in the match against Bologna, which however they will observe in the next actual matchday (the 34th, against Napoli) and not in the recovery scheduled today.
What formations can coaches field?
Another question concerns the formations of the two teams. Do they have to be the same or can they change? The answer also comes from the regulations: De Rossi and Cannavaro can send out a different line-up than the one in the first leg.
How do the exchanges work?
A big recovery dilemma Udinese-Roma is represented by the changes that the two teams can make. The regulations come in handy to understand how the two coaches will behave in view of the match on April 25th. The Serie A rule states that the substitutions are eliminated and therefore both Cannavaro and De Rossi will be able to make five substitutions again. The arrivals of Dybala and Karsdorp on the pitch for the Giallorossi and of Zemura and Ferreira, therefore, will not count towards the substitutions.
How many minutes will be played?
The match will be played on April 25th and Udinese-Roma will last 18 minutes and 30 seconds plus injury time. This is the time remaining from the final whistle to the end of the match decided by Pairetto after the request of De Rossi and the Giallorossi.
Udinese And Rome take the field at the Bluenergy Stadium in Udine to play the remaining minutes of the match valid for the 32nd matchday of Serie A. The match was suspended in the 72nd minute due to Evan Ndicka which had led the Giallorossi to ask for the match to be suspended. The match will then restart from that minute, with 18 minutes plus injury time to play.
Where to see it on TV and streaming
The remaining minutes of the match suspended on April 14th, between Udinese and Roma, can be followed live exclusively on DAZN, also available in streaming via the Dazn app for smartphones and tablets.
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