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Primavera, AC Milan v Inter line-ups

MILAN –  Here are the starting line-ups named by Filippo Inzaghi and Salvatore Cerrone for today’s Primavera league match between AC Milan and Inter, to be played at the Centro Sportivo Vismara at 15:00.

The match will be broadcast live on Inter Channel.

AC Milan: Gabriel; Calabria, Pacifico, Simic, Tamas; Mastalli, Piccinocchi, Benedicic; Pedone, Barisic, Pinato.
Subs: Gori, De Santis, Modic, Saporetti, Iotti, Felicioli, Fabbro, Lo, Aniekan, Vassallo, Ferrari.
Coach: Filippo Inzaghi.

Inter: Ivusic; Longo, Paramatti, Sciacca, Eguelfi; Dabo, Palazzi; Camara, Botta, Polo; Bonazzoli.
Subs: Maniero, Pinton, Yao, Tassi, Gaiola, Baldini, Mira, Ventre, Puscas, Bigotto, Capello, Acampora.
Coach: Salvatore Cerrone.

Referee: Marini (Rome).

Serie A RESULTS Week 32, Italian Serie A ROUNDUP 2013 – 2014 for Round 32 on Saturday 5, Sunday 6, and Monday 7 April 2014, matchday 32







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Hello my friends.  Here is the Serie A ROUNDUP for
the
Serie A Week 32, 2013 – 2014 Season on Saturday 5, Sunday 6, and Monday 7
April
2014, matchday 32.   Countdown my friends!  6 more games after this
Round and the 2013 – 2014 Serie A will end on May 18!  
 

The VERONA DERBY with a special twist seeing the ex player Eugenio Corini from Chievo and Hellas now coaching Chievo.  Coach Corini played for  Hellas Verona from 1996 to 1998 making 46 appearances and playing
for Chievo Verona from 1998 to 2003 making 134 appearances.  Hellas Verona win the Derby thanks to forward Luca Toni opening the score in the 65th minute.
 
Inter – Bologna.  Inter opening the score in the 6th minute with forward Mauro Icardi after the assist by defender Yuto Nagatomo.   Bologna equalizing in the 36th minute with the goal by midfielder Michele Pazienza.  The joy for Inter fans arriving in the 63rd minute with the goal, again, by Icardi to take back the lead.   Game ending with Bologna reacting to equalize the game in the 73rd minute. It’s a disappointment for Inter failing again to win the home game.  Inter got their first penalty this season and forward Diego Milito failing to convert it because Bologna goalkeeper Gianluca Curci saved in the center!

Close follow up for the games Juventus vs Livorno and Cagliari vs AS Roma.  The top 3 positions not changing this week despite the results. Juventus will continue in the 1st place with 84 points, AS Roma in the 2nd place with 76 points and Napoli in the 3rd place with 64 points.   The gap between Juve and Roma are of +8 points advantage for Juventus.  The gap between Napoli in the 3rd position with Fiorentina in the 4th position are of +12 points for Fiorentina.  Juventus defeating Livorno thanks to forward Fernando Llorente scoring 2 goals in the 32nd and 35th minute.
 

Bad news are in relegation zone.  Catania 1 – 2 Torino.  Catania sacking coach Rolando Maran after losing the home game against Torino.  It’s a black crisis for Catania because they remain in the last position with only 20 points and practically ready for relegation in Serie B.  Mara is replaced by coach Maurizio Pellegrino.

Another sacking is Cagliari coach Diego Lopez.  Cagliari losing the home game at the Sant’Elia Stadium against AS Roma. Cagliari 1 – 3 AS Roma.  Coach Ivo Pulga is replacing Diego Lopez.  Problem for Cagliari with only 32 points being 7 points above the relegation zone.

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Here is the situation.  Juventus in the 1st position with 84  points and a
positive goal difference of +47.  AS Roma in the 2nd position with 76 points and a positive goal difference of +47.  Napoli in the 3rd
position with 64  points and a positive goal difference of +26.

The Europa League zone.  Fiorentina in the 4th position with 55 points and a positive goal difference of +17.  Inter in the 5th position with 50 points and a positive goal difference of +16.  Lazio in the 6th position with 48 points and a positive goal difference of +2. 


Relegation Zone:  Livorno in the 18th position with 25 points and a negative goal difference of – 26.  Sassuolo in the 19th position with 24 points and a negative goal difference of -30.  Catania in the 20th position with 20 points and a negative goal difference of -33.
 

Up to Round 32, Week 32  most  scored goals in favor: Juventus scoring 69 goals

Up to Round 32, Week 32 most scored against:  Sassuolo conceding 61 goals.

Up to Round 32, Week 32 best defense: AS Roma conceding only 18 goals

Top scorer  up to Round 32:  Juventus forward Carlos Tevez and Torino forward Ciro Immobile with 18 goals

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Serie A Standing

POS TEAM Pts
1 Juventus 81
2 AS Roma 76
3 Napoli 64
4 Fiorentina 55
5 Inter 50
6 Parma 50
7 Lazio 48
8 Atalanta 46
9 Hellas Verona 46
10 Torino 45
11 AC Milan 42
12 Sampdoria 41
13 Genoa 39
14 Udinese 38
15 Cagliari 32
16 Chievo Verona 27
17 Bologna 27
18 Livorno
25
19 Sassuolo
24
20 Catania 20


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Eighteenth, Nineteenth, and Twentieth are the RELEGATION area where team go down to the Italian Serie B







 

 
 
Italy Serie A  Week 32
  Saturday 5, Sunday 6, and Monday 7 April  2014
 

Saturday 5 April 2014
 

Chievo Verona 0 – 1 Hellas Verona

Inter 2 – 2 Bologna


Sunday 6 April 2014

Lazio 2 – 0 Sampdoria

Atalanta 0 – 2 Sassuolo

Cagliari 1 – 3 AS Roma

Catania 1 – 2 Torino

Parma 1 – 0 Napoli

Fiorentina 2 – 1 Udinese



Monday 7 April 2014

Juventus 2 – 0 Livorno

Genoa 1 – 2  AC Milan


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Saturday 5 April 2014

Chievo Verona 0 – 1 Hellas Verona

58% Ball Possession CHIEVO VERONA and 42% Ball Possession HELLAS VERONA

Inter 2 – 2 Bologna

% Ball Possession INTER and % Ball Possession BOLOGNA

Sunday 6 April 2014

Lazio 2 – 0 Sampdoria

42% Ball Possession LAZIO and 58% Ball Possession SAMPDORIA

Atalanta 0 – 2 Sassuolo

59% Ball Possession ATALANTA and 41% Ball Possession SASSUOLO

Cagliari 1 – 3 AS Roma

44% Ball Possession CAGLIARI and 66% Ball Possession AS ROMA

Catania 1 – 2 Torino

37% Ball Possession CATANIA and 63% Ball Possession TORINO

Parma 1 – 0 Napoli

% Ball Possession PARMA and % Ball Possession NAPOLI

Fiorentina 2 – 1 Udinese

50% Ball Possession FIORENTINA and 50% Ball Possession UDINESE

Monday 7 April 2014

Juventus 2 – 0 Livorno

72% Ball Possession JUVENTUS and 28% Ball Possession LIVORNO

Genoa 1 – 2 AC Milan

% Ball Possession GENOA and % Ball Possession AC MILAN


  Fiorentina 2 – 1 Udinese
  25′ Juan Cuadrado                         82′ Bruno
 

72′ Gonzalo Rodriguez (Pen) 


  Artemio Franchi Stadium
   
Referee: CELI
Assistants: CRISPO – PAGANESSI
Fourth Official: LA ROCCA
ADD1: MARIANI
ADD2: PAIRETTO

   Inter 2 – 2 Bologna 
  6′ Mauro Icardi       36′ Michele Pazienza
63′ Mauro Icardi       73′ Panagiotis Kone


  Giuseppe Meazza Stadium

Referee: MAZZOLENI
Assistants: VIVENZI – SCHENONE
Fourth Official: POSADO
ADD1: MERCHIORI
ADD2: SAIA

 

 Chievo Verona 0 – 1 Hellas Verona
                                            65′ Luca Toni

  Marc’Antonio Bentegodi Stadium

Referee: TAGLIAVENTO
Assistants: DI FIORE – NICOLETTI
Fourth Official: MUSOLINO
ADD1: DOVERI
ADD2: CIAMPI

    Atalanta 0 – 2 Sassuolo 
                                         
33′ Nicola Sansone
                                      71′ Nicola Sansone





  Atleti Azzurri D’Italia Stadium

Referee: ORSATO
Assistants: PEGORIN – GRILLI
Fourth Official: MELI
ADD1: RUSSO
ADD2: DI PAOLO

 

  Lazio 2 – 0 Sampdoria
 
42′ Antonio Candreva
 
73′ Senad Lulic

  Olimpico di Roma Stadium 
  

Referee: CALVARESE
Assistants: GALLONI – PETRELLA
Fourth Official: IORI
ADD1: CANDUSSIO
ADD2: CHIFFI

  Cagliari 1 – 3 AS Roma
 
89′ Mauricio Pinilla (pen)  32′ Mattia Destro
                                             56′ Mattia Destro
                                             73′ Mattia Destro

  Sant’Elia Stadium
 

Referee: MASSA
Assistants: BIANCHI – PRETI
Fourth Official: PADOVAN
ADD1: DE MARCO
ADD2: IRRATI

     Catania 1 – 2 Torino
 
2′ Gonzalo Bergessio       79′ Alexander Farnerud
                                          
83′ Ciro Immobile





  Angelo Massimino Stadium

 

Referee: ROCCHI
Assistants: DI LIBERATORE – CARIOLATO
Fourth Official: COSTANZO
ADD1: RIZZOLI
ADD2: GUIDA

      Parma 1 – 0 Napoli            
  55′ Marco Parolo


  San Paolo
Stadium

Referee: BERGONZI
Assistants: GHIANDAI – TASSO
Fourth Official: MARZALONI
ADD1: DAMATO
ADD2: GIACOMELLI

     Juventus 2 – 0 Livorno 
 
32′ Fernando Llorente
  35′ Fernando Llorente




  Juventus Stadium

Referee: GERVASONI
Assistants: LONGO – DE LUCA
Fourth Official: STALLONE
ADD1: TOMMASI
ADD2: AURELIANO

       Genoa 1 – 2 AC Milan 
     73′ Marco Motta         
20′ Adel Taarabt
                                       
56′ Keisuke Honda



  Luigi Ferraris
Stadium

Referee: BANTI
Assistants: GIALLATINI – PASSERI
Fourth Official: DOBOSZ
ADD1: DI BELLO
ADD2: BORRIELLO 

      


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Result INTER 2 – 2 BOLOGNA, Goals by Icardi, Pazienza, and Kone, Saturday 5 April 2014, Serie A Week 32







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              65% Ball Possession INTER and 35% Ball Possession BOLOGNA
              Inter 2 – 2 Bologna
                                             
6′ Mauro Icardi        36′ Michele Pazienza
                                           
63′ Mauro Icardi        73′ Panagiotis Kone

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Serie A Standing BEFORE the game:   
Inter, 5th position with 49 points and a positive goal difference of +16
Bologna, 17th position with 26 points and a negative goal difference of -24

Pos Team P W D L Goals Diff. Points
5 Inter 31 12 13 6 49:33 16 49
17 Bologna 31 5 11 15 24:48 -24 26

Disciplinary Situation:   No suspended players

Inter with the pressure to win this home game to climb to the 4th or keep the 5th position.   Bologna with the pressure to win the away game to avoid falling in the relegation zone.   Inter president Eric Thohir watching the game from the Tribune.  General stats in favor of Inter out of the 135 games between Inter-Bologna, Inter having 64 win, 39 win Bologna.  Yet, Inter have defeated Bologna only once in the last 4 games.  Previously, Bologna have defeated Inter in the last 2 games at the Meazza.

Inter opening the score in the 6th minute.  An assist by defender Yugo Nagatomo with a cross to forward Mauro Icardi defeating Bologna goalkeeper Gianluca Curci with a left footed shot in the center.  It’s the 5th goal this season for Icardi.

Inter with the first forced substitution in the 28th minute replacing defender Juan with defender Walter Samuel.

Surprisingly, Bologna equalizing in the 36th minute silencing the Meazza.   The action starting with the first attempt by midfielder Lazaros Christodoulopoulos challenging Inter goalkeeper Samir Handanovic with a right footed shot to be saved in the center.  Immediately, there it is midfielder Michele Pazienza seeing his chances to score and without hesitating defeat Handanovic with a right footed shot in the center, nothing to do for Handanovic. 

Referee Mazzoleni giving the first yellow card of the match in the 39th minute to Bologna defender Andrea Mantovani for a foul on Inter forward Icardi.

First half ending 65% ball possession Inter and 35% ball possession Bologna.

Inter with a second substitution in the 53rd minute replacing midfielder Danilo D’Ambrosio with midfielder Mateo Kovacic. 

Bologna coach Ballardini replacing midfielder Archimede Morleo in the 60th minute with defender Marek Cech.
 
There you go, Inter reacting in the 63rd minute taking back the lead.   An assist by midfielder Hernanes to forward Icardi defeating Bologna goalkeeper Curci with a right footed shot in the top right corner.  It’s the 6th goal for Icardi this season.

What a rollercoaster!  Bologna equalizing again in the 73rd minute!  It is forward Panagiotis Kone to equalize with a right footed shot in the bottom right corner.  It’s the 5th goal this season for Kone.

Mamma mia!   You won’t believe this one.  Inter getting their first penalty this season!  Referee Mazzoleni grants the penalty in the 83rd minute conceded  by Bologna defender Mantovani after bringing down Inter forward Rodrigo Palacio.  Taking the penalty spot is forward Diego Milito, and while the fans were ready to shout the goal, PUFF!!!! Bologna goalkeeper Curci saves Milito’s right footed shot in the center! 
 

Here is INTER Official starting lineup by coach Walter Mazzarri:

Inter (3-5-2): Handanović; Rolando, Ranocchia, Juan Jesus; D’Ambrosio, Hernanes, Cambiasso, Álvarez, Nagatomo; Icardi, Palacio.

Here is BOLOGNA official starting lineup by coach Davide Ballardini:

Bologna (3-5-1-1): Curci; Antonsson, Natali, Mantovani; Garics, Pazienza, Khrin, Christodoulopoulos, Čech; Kone; Cristaldo. 



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Stats AFTER the game.  Top scorer for INTER: Forward Rodrigo Palacio with 14 goals
Top scorer for BOLOGNA: Forward Alessandro Diamanti and forward Panagiotis Kone with 5 goals each

Inter Goals Goals Bologna
Palacio, Rodrigo Sebastian 14 5 Diamanti, Alessandro
Nagatomo, Yuto 5 5 Kone, Panagiotis
Icardi, Mauro 6 3 Cristaldo, Jonathan
Alvarez, Ricardo 4 3 Bianchi, Rolando
Cambiasso, Esteban 4 2 Christodoulopoulos, Lazaros

Here are the last 3 games of  INTER: 2 draws, 1 lost

31/03/14 SA


Livorno

–

Inter


2:2 Round 31
27/03/14 SA


Inter

–

Udinese


0:0 Round 30
23/03/14 SA


Inter

–

Atalanta


1:2 Round 29

Here are the last 3 games of BOLOGNA: 1 win, 2 lost

29/03/14 SA


Bologna

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Atalanta


0:2 Round 31
26/03/14 SA


Chievo

–

Bologna


3:0 Round 30
23/03/14 SA


Bologna

–

Cagliari


1:0 Round 29

 

Click the video to watch the highlights of the game Inter vs Bologna on Saturday 5 April 2014, Giuseppe Meazza Stadium, Milan, Italy, Serie A Week 32

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Inter 2 – 2 Bologna
Saturday 5 April 2014
Giuseppe Meazza Stadium
Milan, Italy

20:45

Referee: MAZZOLENI
Assistants: VIVENZI – SCHENONE
Fourth Official: POSADO
ADD1: MERCHIORI
ADD2: SAIA

Goals: 6′ Mauro Icardi (I), 36′ Michele Pazienza (B.), 63′ Mauro Icardi (I), 73′ Panagiotis Kone (B.)

Official formations – lineups:

Inter (3-5-2): Handanović; Rolando, Ranocchia, Juan Jesus; D’Ambrosio, Hernanes, Cambiasso, Álvarez, Nagatomo; Icardi, Palacio. 

Subs.: Castellazzi, Carrizo, Zanetti, Andreolli, Samuel, Campagnaro, Kovačić, Guarín, Kuzmanović, Taïder, Botta, Milito.

Coach.:  Walter Mazzarri.

Bologna (3-5-1-1): Curci; Antonsson, Natali, Mantovani; Garics, Pazienza, Khrin, Christodoulopoulos, Čech; Kone; Cristaldo. 

Subs: Stojanović, Morleo, Sørensen, Cherubin, Crespo, Friberg, Pérez, Ibson, Bianchi, Moscardelli, Acquafresca, ‎Paponi. 

Coach: Davide Ballardini.

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Inter 2 – 2 Bologna
Saturday 5 April 2014
Giuseppe Meazza Stadium
Milan, Italy

20:45

Referee: MAZZOLENI

 Inter  Match Stats
 Bologna
   2  Goals    2
17 (6) Shots (on goal) 11 (8)
15 Fouls 16
5 Corner kicks 5
2 Offsides 2
65% Ball Possession 35%
1 Yellow Cards 2
0 Red Cards 0
6 Saves 4


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President Thohir before Inter v Bologna

MILAN – Inter president Erick Thohir spoke to journalists before the Nerazzurri’s match against Bologna.

He was first asked about his Italian and what he said to the team. He replied: "I haven’t learnt Italian yet. I told the team that we have seven games left and it’s very important that the players and the coach share the same vision – that we need to be playing European football. It’s important for us to get points in these last seven games.

"Do Mazzarri and I share the same vision? Of course, we’ve always had the same vision: he’s our coach. It’s very difficult to have a coach with a different vision.

"Since I arrived here I’ve been saying that Serie A is not an easy league. Look at the results of some of the other teams: they’ve lost some of their home games. That’s the beauty of Serie A: there’s a lot of drama. And I think it’s important that people in Serie A recognise this so that we can monetise the situation and offer a very good product to watch all over the world.

"Guarin? What we’ve done before – not only with him but with all the players – is in the past.  We need to face the next seven games."

Probed about Inter’s transfer targets, the president said: "I think it’s important to add a midfielder for next season but what kind of midfielder? You know me, I never declare anything until we sign. It’s important but when we sign we’ll make an announcement."

Zanetti: “Working to find consistency”

MILAN – Club captain Javier Zanetti stopped to speak to Sky Italia before tonight’s match against Bologna.

He said: "We’re working to be more consistent, but you get ups and downs in a season. We’ve got two points from the last three games and we know we can do much better. Tonight we have a great chance to get back to winning ways before the fixture list starts going uphill. But we want to get into Europe and this is the sort of match we like.

"Thohir spoke to us calmly, explaining that the Europa League is very important for the club and for the future.

"Guarin is working hard on his consistency, he’s had a few difficulties as any player might during the course of his career, but he’s got bags of character and he’ll prove his worth.

"My future? I always give all in training. I know what my role is and I try to respond whenever I’m called upon. At the end of the season we’ll see about the future and what the club wants."