APPIANO GENTILE – Nemanja Vidic was all smiles when he turned up in the press room for his news conference today ahead of tomorrow’s visit to Palermo. The stalwart defender is putting his experience to good use at Inter and helping to build a group that he feels must be aiming high.
After two wins in a week against Sassuolo and Dnipro, what sort of Inter do you expect to see tomorrow?
“It was good to win our last game and it’s important to get into the winning habit. It gives us more confidence so we can enjoy our football. It’s vital to get a few wins under your belt at the start.”
What’s your impression of Italian football after these first few months? And can Inter aim to win the Scudetto?
“I still have to adapt because I’ve come to a new country. I’m learning about Italian football and the way the referees manage the game, but also the players and how they play here.
“As for Inter, as I said it’s important to win the next match. That must be our mentality: win the next one and see where it takes us. We’d like to have a good season and finish in the top three – if possible even win the Scudetto. But let’s just take it one match at a time and see how it goes.”
Have you had the chance to speak to Andrea Romeo, Inter’s refereeing official, about the different way of officiating in Italy compared to England?
“I think sometimes players make the referees’ job difficult by creating situations, asking for penalties and fouls. I have to say I don’t think that happens as much in England as it does here and obviously it’s not easy for referees. That’s why I have to adapt to the players as much as the referees.
“Andrea explained to me what things I shouldn’t do here and what will be punished. Hopefully I’ll get used to it as soon as possible.”
When people like Eto’o and Lucio joined in 2009, people said they were players used to winning who brought along their experience and charisma. Do you feel a bit like that? Someone the others can look to?
“There are several experienced players here who can be an example for the younger ones, showing them how to train and behave. I don’t think one man makes the difference, it’s always about the whole team. We have to be a good group and then we’ll have a chance of achieving our targets.”
Have you noticed any similarities between Mazzarri and Ferguson?
“They are similar managers in that they both want to build a good team spirit – it’s more about the group than the individuals. As for the way of playing, at Man United we played 4-4-2 or 4-5-1, whereas here we play differently. But the most significant thing is that they have same approach.”
How are you adapting to a three-man defence?
“I worked very hard in pre-season and I’m doing lots of tactical work still now. I feel more and more comfortable. I think we’ve looked solid in these first few matches and defensively the whole team has worked really well as a unit.”
You were with Stankovic at the last game in San Siro. How do you think he’s doing in his new role as vice coach with Stramaccioni at Udinese? Would you like to go into coaching yourself one day?
“Yes, he’s enjoying his new role as vice coach and he’s very excited. I think he’d like to go on to become a head coach one day. He’s very experienced and has had lots of good managers. I think he’s got a good future ahead of him. Hopefully in a few years’ time I’ll get my Pro Licence and can try my hand at coaching too. Then maybe we can face each other in opposite dugouts!”
What was your first feeling when you realised you were joining Inter player? And what surprised you when you arrived here?
“My first reaction was that I was excited. It wasn’t the first time I’d had the chance to come to Italy but this time it was the right choice. Inter is a big club and it’s a great place to come and show that I can still cut it while testing myself in another league.
“On the first day I was welcomed by everyone when I arrived at the training centre. It was strange at the start because everything was different. It was quite tough for the first few days but now I feel at home and I’m comfortable here.”
Is it true that Man U tried to persuade you to stay at the club? Do you think it’s easier to get into the Champions League by winning the Europa League or through Serie A?
“Leaving Manchester United wasn’t something I decided by myself. I spoke to the club about it. I had good relations with them when I was there and I’m still on good terms with them since leaving.
“As for the second question, either of those situations would be good for us – getting into the Champions League by winning a trophy or by finishing in the top three. But as I said we’ll take it one game at a time. I don’t want to think that far ahead. We have lots of important matches coming up and we want to head into the international break in a good position.”
Sometimes in England if a player takes a dive it’s his own fans who get his back, whereas here in Italy they’re more likely to urge him to go down. Is that something that needs to change in Italy to bring the game more in line with Europe?
“I didn’t come here to change the mentality. I’m here to adapt to the way football is played here. If you ask me what I prefer, it’s the way they play in England because I believe it’s more honest and respectful, although it can work for you or against you of course. I also think it affects the tempo of the game because you waste less time on fouls and so on.”
Is the fact you haven’t conceded any goals yet a nice feeling or could it perhaps end up weighing on your minds?
“It’s important for the team to be solid as it means the strikers aren’t under pressure to score two or three goals. But we’re not setting out with the aim of keeping a clean sheet all season. The main thing is that we win the game – although obviously it’s good if you can do that and keep a clean sheet as well!”
SESTO SAN GIOVANNI – Inter Under-19s are about to lock horns with their Udinese counterparts in their third league game of the season. Here are the starting line-ups named by the two coaches for the 15:00 kick-off at the Stadio Breda in Sesto San Giovanni:
MILAN – FC Internazionale has decided to simplify and standardise the user names of its official Twitter accounts in different languages, currently in Indonesian and Japanese besides the main @Inter account.
Starting today InterOfficialID and @InterOfficialJP have become @Inter_id and @Inter_jp respectively, so that’s where our Indonesian- and Japanese-speaking fans need to go for all the latest Nerazzurri updates.
APPIANO GENTILE – Nemanja Vidic is set to meet journalists at 13:00 today to discuss tomorrow’s Serie A match against Palermo. After the media conference, the Serb will answer some of the questions sent in for him via our official Twitter account @Inter using the hashtag #3QuestionsToVidic. You can watch the whole event live on Inter Channel and inter.it.
So what are you waiting for? Get on Twitter and start tweeting your questions for Vidic: he might answer yours!
Hello my friends. Here is the Serie A 2014 – 2015 Preview for Week 3 for games on Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 September 2014.
We have three teams ending with full 6 points: AC Milan, Juventus, and AS Roma. A direct match point will be AC Milan vs Juventus to see will take the leadership. An intriguing game because there is the return to San Siro from the ex Milan coach Massimiliano Allegri now coaching Juventus. Motivation high for Juventus after winning the Champions League group stage match against FC Malmo with goals by forward Carlos Tevez. Milan president Silvio Berlusconi encouraging the squad to defeat Juventus… Will they do it? Will Juventus silence the fans in San Siro?
Three teams with 4 points: Inter, Sampdoria, and Atalanta. Here we have a thriller game at the Renzo Barbera Stadium with Palermo vs Inter. Inter having a great moment after winning the Europa League game against FC Dnipro. Palermo having only 1 point and in desperate need to to win this home game.
Roma will face Cagliari looking to claim the home victory after the crushing victory in Champions League against CSKA Moscow with a 5-1!!!
Sassuolo will look to redeem themselves at the Mapei stadium after being demolished last week at the Giuseppe Meazza with Inter scoring 7 goals!!! Sassuolo
Top Serie A teams standing BEFORE Serie A Week 3 games. First 3 qualifying for Champions League, 4 and 5 for Europa League.
– _AC Milan, 1st position with 6 points and a positive goal difference of +3.
–Juventus, 2nd position with 6 points and a positive goal difference of +3.
– AS Roma, 3rd position with 6 points and a positive goal difference of +3.
– Inter, 4th position with 4 points and a positive goal difference of + 7.
– Sampdoria, 5th positions with 4 points and a positive goal difference of +2.
Relegation Zone: Sassuolo, 18th position with 1 point and a negative goal difference of -7. Parma, 19th position with 0 points and a negative goal difference of -2. Empoli, 20th position with 0 points and a negative goal difference of -3.
Serie A Standing BEFORE the game:
Cesena, 12th position with 3 points and a negative goal difference of -2
Empoli, 20th position with 0 points and a negative goal difference of -3
Pos
Team
P
W
D
L
Goals
Diff.
Points
12
Cesena
2
1
0
1
1:3
-2
3
20
Empoli
2
0
0
2
0:3
-3
0
Disciplinary Situation before the game: No suspended players
Before the game. Top scorer for CESENA: Alejandro Rodriguez with 1 goal.
Top scorer for EMPOLI: No scorer yet.
Player
Goals
Goals
Player
Rodriguez, Alejandro
1
Here are CESENA last 3 games: 2 wins, 1 lost
14/09/14
SA
Lazio – Cesena
3:0
Round 2
31/08/14
SA
Cesena – Parma
1:0
Round 1
24/08/14
CI
Cesena – Casertana 1908
1:0
Round 3
Here are EMPOLI last 3 games: 1 win, 2 lost
13/09/14
SA
Empoli – Roma
0:1
Round 2
31/08/14
SA
Udinese – Empoli
2:0
Round 1
24/08/14
CI
Empoli – Aquila
3:0
Round 3
Here is the probable formation for CESENA (4-3-3): LEALI 1, CAPELLI 25, VOLTA 14, LUCCHINI 6, RENZETTI 33, GIORGI 5, CASCIONE 34, COPPOLA 10, BRIENZA 11, GARRITANO 61, MARILUNGO 89
Here is the probable formation for EMPOLI (4-3-1-2): SEPE 33, HYSAJ 23, TONELLI 26, RUGANI 24, MARIO RUI 21, VECINO 88, VALDIFIORI 6, CROCE 11, VERDI 18, TAVANO 10, PUCCIARELLI 20
Serie A Standing BEFORE the game:
AC Milan, 1st position with 6 points and a positive goal difference of +3
Juventus, 2nd position with 6 points and a positive goal difference of +3
Pos
Team
P
W
D
L
Goals
Diff.
Points
1
Milan
2
2
0
0
8:5
3
6
2
Juventus
2
2
0
0
3:0
3
6
Disciplinary Situation before the game. 1 suspended player for AC MILAN: Daniele Bonera
No suspended players for JUVENTUS.
Before the game. Top scorer for AC MILAN: Forward Jeremy Menez with 3 goals
Top scorer for JUVENTUS: Claudio Marchisio, Carlos Tevez, and Martin Caceres with 1 goal each.
AC Milan
Goals
Goals
Juventus
Menez, Jeremy
3
1
Marchisio, Claudio
Honda, Keisuke
2
1
Tevez, Carlos
de Jong, Nigel
1
1
Caceres, Martin
Bonaventura, Giacomo
1
Muntari, Sulley
1
Here are AC MILAN last 3 games: 2 wins, 1 lost
14/09/14
SA
Parma – Milan
4:5
Round 2
31/08/14
SA
Milan – Lazio
3:1
Round 1
17/08/14
CFG
Valencia – Milan
2:1
Here are JUVENTUS last 3 games: 3 wins
16/09/14
UCLG
Juventus – Malmo
2:0
Round 1
13/09/14
SA
Juventus – Udinese
2:0
Round 2
30/08/14
SA
Chievo – Juventus
0:1
Round 1
Here is the probable formation for AC MILAN (4-3-3): ABBIATI 32, ABATE 20, RAMI 13, ZAPATA 17, DE SCIGLIO 2, POLI1 6, DE JONG 34, MUNTARI 4, HONDA 10, MENEZ 7, EL SHAARAWY 92
Here is the probable formation for JUVENTUS (3-5-2): BUFFON 1, CACERES 4, BONUCCI 19, CHIELLINI 3, LICHTSTEINER 26, VIDAL 23, MARCHISIO 8, POGBA 6, ASAMOAH 22, LLORENTE 14, TEVEZ 10
Serie A Standing BEFORE the game:
Chievo Verona, 9th position with 3 points and a neutral goal difference of “0”
Parma, 19th position with 0 points and a negative goal difference of -2
Pos
Team
P
W
D
L
Goals
Diff.
Points
9
Chievo
2
1
0
1
1:1
0
3
19
Parma
2
0
0
2
4:6
-2
0
Disciplinary Situation before the game. No suspended player for CHIEVO VERONA.
1 suspended player for PARMA: Felipe
Before the game. Top scorer for CHIEVO VERONA: Forward Maxi Lopez with 1 goal
Top scorer for PARMA: Antonio Cassano, Lucarelli, and Felipe with 1 goal each
Chievo Verona
Goals
Goals
Parma
Lopez, Maxi
1
1
Cassano, Antonio
1
Lucarelli, Alessandro
1
Felipe
Here are CHIEVO VERONA last 3 games: 1 win, 2 lost
14/09/14
SA
Napoli – Chievo
0:1
Round 2
30/08/14
SA
Chievo – Juventus
0:1
Round 1
22/08/14
CI
Pescara – Chievo
1:0
Round 3
Here are PARMA last 3 games: 1 win, 2 lost
14/09/14
SA
Parma – Milan
4:5
Round 2
31/08/14
SA
Cesena – Parma
1:0
Round 1
14/08/14
CFG
Varese – Parma
2:5
Here is the probable formation for CHIEVO VERONA (4-3-1-2): BARDI 25, FREY 21, DAINELLI 3, CESAR 12, BIRAGHI 34, IZCO 13, RADOVANOVIC 8, HETEMAJ 56, BIRSA 23, PALOSCHI 43, MAXI LOPEZ 10
Here is the probable formation for PARMA (4-3-3): MIRANTE 83, RISTOVSKI 13, MENDES 4, LUCARELLI 6, GOBBI 18, JORQUERA 80, LODI 21, ACQUAH 30, PALLADINO 17, CASSANO 99, BELFODIL 10 ATALANTA – FIORENTINA
Referee: RUSSO
Assistants: LA ROCCA – DE LUCA
Fourth Official: DI FIORE
ADD1: CALVARESE
ADD2: PASQUA
18:00
Serie A Standing BEFORE the game:
Atalanta, 4th position with 4 points and a positive goal difference of +1
Fiorentina, 16th position with 1 point and a negative goal difference of -2
Pos
Team
P
W
D
L
Goals
Diff.
Points
4
Atalanta
2
1
1
0
2:1
1
4
16
Fiorentina
2
0
1
1
0:2
-2
1
Disciplinary Situation before the game. No suspended players
Before the game. Top scorer for ATALANTA: Boakye, Estigarribia, and Bonaventura with 1 goal each.
Top scorer for FIORENTINA: No scorer yet
Player
Goals
Goals
Player
Boakye, Richmond
1
Estigarribia, Marcelo
1
Bonaventura, Giacomo
Here are ATALANTA last 3 games: 2 win, 1 draw
14/09/14
SA
Cagliari – Atalanta
1:2
Round 2
31/08/14
SA
Atalanta – Verona
0:0
Round 1
23/08/14
CI
Atalanta – Pisa
2:0
Round3
Here are FIORENTINA last 3 games: 1 win, 1 draw, 1 lost
18/09/14
UELG
Fiorentina – Guingamp
3:0
Round 1
14/09/14
SA
Fiorentina – Genoa
0:0
Round 2
05/09/14
CFG
Lugano – Fiorentina
2:1
Here is the probable formation for ATALANTA (4-4-1-1): SPORTIELLO 57, ZAPPACOSTA 22, BENALOUANE 29, BIAVA 20, DRAME’ 93, ESTIGARRIBIA 18, CARMONA 17, CIGARINI 21, D?ALESSANDRO 7, MORALEZ 11, DENIS 19
Here is the probable formation for FIORENTINA (4-3-2-1): NETO 1, TOMOVIC 40, RODRIGUEZ 2, SAVIC 15, ALONSO 28, AQUILANI 10, PIZARRO 7, BORJA VALERO 20, CUADRADO 11, BABACAR 30, GOMEZ 33
GENOA – LAZIO
Referee: GUIDA
Assistants: MELI – PAGANESSI
Fourth Official: IORI
ADD1: GIACOMELLI
ADD2: MANGANIELLO
15:00
Serie A Standing BEFORE the game:
Genoa, 15th position with 1 point and a negative goal difference of -1
Lazio, 8th position with 3 points and a positive goal difference of +1
Pos
Team
P
W
D
L
Goals
Diff.
Points
8
Lazio
2
1
0
1
4:3
1
3
15
Genoa
2
0
1
1
1:2
-1
1
Disciplinary Situation before the game. 1 suspended player for GENOA: Roncaglia (1). No suspended players for LAZIO.
Before the game. Top scorer for GENOA: Mauricio Pinilla with 1 goal
Top scorer for LAZIO: Stefano Mauri, Candreva, and Parolo with 1 goal each.
Genoa
Goals
Goals
Lazio
Pinilla, Mauricio
1
1
Mauri, Stefano
1
Candreva, Antonio
1
Parolo, Marco
Here are GENOA last 3 games: 1 win, 1 draw, 1 lost
14/09/14
SA
Fiorentina – Genoa
0:0
Round 2
31/08/14
SA
Genoa – Napoli
1:2
Round 1
24/08/14
CI
Lanciano – Genoa
0:1
Round 3
Here are LAZIO last 3 games: 2 win, 1 lost
14/09/14
SA
Lazio – Cesena
3:0
Round 2
31/08/14
SA
Milan – Lazio
3:1
Round 1
24/08/14
CI
Lazio – Bassano
7:0
Round 3
Here is the probable formation for GENOA (4-3-3): PERIN 1, DE MAIO 4, BURDISSO 8, MARCHESE 15, ANTONELLI 13, EDENILSON 21, RINCON 88, STURARO 69, PEROTTI 10, PINILLA 9, KUCKA 33 4
Here is the probable formation for LAZIO (4-3-3): BERISHA 1, BASTA 8, DE VRIJ 3, GENTILETTI 18, BRAAFHEID 5, PAROLO 16, BIGLIA 20, LULIC 19, CANDREVA 87, DJORDJEVIC 9, KEITA 14
Photo genoacfc.it
AS ROMA – CAGLIARI
Referee: PERUZZO
Assistants: BIANCHI – LONGO
Fourth Official: DE PINTO
ADD1: ORSATO
ADD2: CANDUSSIO
15:00
Serie A Standing BEFORE the game:
AS Roma, 2nd position with 6 points and a positive goal difference of +3
Cagliari, 13th position with 1 point and a negative goal difference of -1
Pos
Team
P
W
D
L
Goals
Diff.
Points
2
Roma
2
2
0
0
3:0
3
6
13
Cagliari
2
0
1
1
2:3
-1
1
Disciplinary Situation before the game. No suspended players
Before the game. Top scorer for AS ROMA: Gervinho and Nainggolan with 1 goal each
Top scorer for CAGLIARI: Cossu and Marco Sau with 1 goal each
Player
Goals
Goals
Player
Gervinho
1
1
Sau, Marco
Nainggolan, Radja
1
1
Cossu, Andrea
Here are AS ROMA last 3 games: 3 wins
17/09/14
UCLG
Roma – CSKA Moscow
5:1
Round 1
13/09/14
SA
Empoli – Roma
0:1
Round 2
30/08/14
SA
Roma – Fiorentina
2:0
Round 1
Here are CAGLIARI last 3 games: 1 win, 1 draw, 1 lost
14/09/14
SA
Cagliari – Atalanta
1:2
Round 2
31/08/14
SA
Sassuolo – Cagliari
1:1
Round 1
23/08/14
CI
Cagliari – Catania
2:0
Round 3
Here is the probable formation for AS ROMA (4-3-3): DE SANCTIS 26, MAICON 13, MANOLAS 44, YANGA-MBIWA 2, COLE 3, PJANIC 15, DE ROSSI 16, NAINGGOLAN 4, FLORENZI 24, TOTTI 10, GERVINHO 27
Here is the probable formation for CAGLIARI (4-3-3): COLOMBI 1, PISANO1 4, CEPPITELLI 32, ROSSETTINI 15, AVELAR 8, CRISETIG 4, CONTI 5, EKDAL 20, FARIAS 17, SAU 25, COSSU 7
Photo asroma.it
SASSUOLO – SAMPDORIA
Referee: DI BELLO
Assistants: CARIOLATO – TEGONI
Fourth Official: MUSOLINO
ADD1: IRRATI
ADD2: MARESCA
15:00
Serie A Standing BEFORE the game:
Sassuolo, 14th position with 1 point and a negative goal difference of -7
Sampdoria, 7th position with 4 points and a positive goal difference of +2
Pos
Team
P
W
D
L
Goals
Diff.
Points
7
Sampdoria
2
1
1
0
3:1
2
4
14
Sassuolo
2
0
1
1
1:8
-7
1
Disciplinary Situation before the game.
Before the game. Top scorer for SASSUOLO: Simone Zaza with 1 goal
Top scorer for SAMPDORIA: Okaka, Gastaldello and Gabbiadini with 1 goal each
Player
Goals
Goals
Player
Zaza, Simone
1
1
Okaka, Stefano
1
Gastaldello, Daniele
1
Gabbiadini, Manolo
Here are SASSUOLO last 3 games: 1 win, 1 draw, 1 lost
14/09/14
SA
Inter – Sassuolo
7:0
Round 2
31/08/14
SA
Sassuolo – Cagliari
1:1
Round 1
21/08/14
CI
Sassuolo – Cittadella
4:1
R3
Here are SAMPDORIA last 3 games: 2 win, 1 draw
14/09/14
SA
Sampdoria – Turin
2:0
Round 2
31/08/14
SA
Palermo – Sampdoria
1:1
Round 1
24/08/14
CI
Sampdoria – Como
4:1
R3
Here is the probable formation for SASSUOLO (4-3-3): CONSIGLI 47, VRSALJKO 11, ANTEI 5, ARIAUDO 13, PELUSO 31, BIONDINI 8, MAGNANELLI 4, TAIDER 19, FLORO FLORES 83, ZAZA 10, SANSONE 17
Here is the probable formation for SAMPDORIA (4-3-3): VIVIANO 2, DE SILVESTRI 29, GASTALDELLO 28, SILVESTRE 26, REGINI 19, SORIANO 21, PALOMBO 17, OBIANG1 4, GABBIADINI 11, OKAKA 9, EDER 23
Serie A Standing BEFORE the game:
Udinese, 10th position with 3 points and a neutral goal difference of +”0″
Napoli, 11th position with 3 points and a a neutral goal difference of +”0″
Pos
Team
P
W
D
L
Goals
Diff.
Points
10
Udinese
2
1
0
1
2:2
0
3
11
Napoli
2
1
0
1
2:2
0
3
Disciplinary Situation before the game. No suspended players
Before the game. Top scorer for UDINESE: Forward Antonio Di Natale with 2 goals
Top scorer for NAPOLI: Jonathan and Callejon with 1 goal each
Player
Goals
Goals
Player
Di Natale, Antonio
2
1
de Guzman, Jonathan
1
Callejon
Here are UDINESE last 3 games: 2 win, 1 lost
13/09/14
SA
Juventus – Udinese
2:0
2
31/08/14
SA
Udinese – Empoli
2:0
1
24/08/14
CI
Udinese – Ternana
5:1
R3
Here are NAPOLI last 3 games: 2 wins, 1 lost
18/09/14
UELG
Napoli – Sparta Prague
3:1
1
14/09/14
SA
Napoli – Chievo
0:1
2
31/08/14
SA
Genoa – Napoli
1:2
1
Here is the probable formation for UDINESE (4-3-2-1): KARNEZIS 31, WIDMER 27, HEURTAUX 75, DANILO 5, PIRIS 89, BADU 7, GUILHERME 19, ALLAN 6, KONE 33, FERNANDES 8, DI NATALE 10
Here is the probable formation for NAPOLI (4-2-3-1): RAFAEL 1, MAGGIO 11, ALBIOL 33, KOULIBALY 26, ZUNIGA 18, INLER 88, GARGANO 77, CALLEJON 7, HAMSIK 17, MERTENS 14, HIGUAIN 9
Disciplinary Situation before the game. No suspended players
Before the game. Top scorer for TORINO:
Top scorer for HELLAS VERONA:
Here are TORINO last 3 games:
Here are HELLAS VERONA last 3 games:
Here is the probable formation for TORINO (3-5-2): PADELLI 30, BOVO 5, GLIK 25, MORETTI 24, DARMIAN 36, NOCERINO 23, VIVES 20, EL KADDOURI 7, MOLINARO 3, LARRONDO 9, QUAGLIARELLA 7
Here is the probable formation for HELLAS VERONA (4-3-3): RAFAEL 1, MARTIC 71, MARQUEZ 4, MORAS 18, AGOSTINI 33, OBBADI 8, TACHTSIDIS 77, HALLFREDSSON 10, JANKOVIC 11, TONI 9, J. GOMEZ 21
Serie A Standing BEFORE the game:
Palermo, 17th position with 1 point and a negative goal difference of -1
Inter, 6th position with 4 points and a positive goal difference of +7
Pos
Team
P
W
D
L
Goals
Diff.
Points
6
Inter
2
1
1
0
7:0
7
4
17
Palermo
2
0
1
1
2:3
-1
1
Disciplinary Situation before the game. No suspended players
Before the game. Top scorer for PALERMO: Vazquez and Dybala with 1 goal each
Top scorer for INTER: Forward Mauro Icardi with 3 goals
Vazquez, Franco
1
3
Icardi, Mauro
Dybala, Paulo Bruno
1
2
Osvaldo, Pablo Daniel
1
Guarin, Fredy
1
Kovacic, Mateo
Here are PALERMO last 3 games: 2 lost, 1 draw
15/09/14
SA
Verona – Palermo
2:1
2
31/08/14
SA
Palermo – Sampdoria
1:1
1
23/08/14
CI
Palermo – Modena
0:3
R3
Here are INTER last 3 games: 2 wins, 1 draw
18/09/14
UELG
Dnipropetrovsk – Inter
0:1
1
14/09/14
SA
Inter – Sassuolo
7:0
2
31/08/14
SA
Turin – Inter
0:0
1
Here is the probable formation for PALERMO (3-5-2): SORRENTINO 70, ANDELKOVIC 4, TERZI 19, BAMBA 22, PISANO 3, BOLZONI 15, RIGONI 27, BARRETO 8, LAZAAR 7, VAZQUEZ 20, DYBALA 9
Here is the probable formation for INTER (3-5-1-1): HANDANOVIC 1, VIDIC 15, RANOCCHIA 23, JUAN JESUS 5, JONATHAN 2, HERNANES 88, MEDEL 18, KOVACIC 10, DODÒ 22, OSVALDO 7, ICARDI 9
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Your Predictions??? Make your calculations and
changes… get your dancing pencil.. Cesena – Empoli
AC Milan – Juventus
Chievo Verona – Parma
Genoa – Lazio
Sassuolo – Sampdoria
AS Roma – Cagliar
Atalanta – Fiorentina
Udinese – Napoli
Palermo – Inter
Torino – Hellas VeronaNOTE: Copy and paste in the comment box the predictions adding your own choices.
Anna Italia Predictions.Cesena – Empoli = CESENA
AC Milan – Juventus = AC MILAN
Chievo Verona – Parma = CHIEVO
Genoa – Lazio = GENOA
Sassuolo – Sampdoria = DRAW
AS Roma – Cagliari = AS ROMA
Atalanta – Fiorentina = FIORENTINA
Udinese – Napoli = UDINESE
Palermo – Inter = PALERMO
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