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Mendouga’s dream

MBALMAYO – He was already "old Mendouga" when we met him for the first time thirteen years ago, and since then his face never changed: an ebony mask carved by the years, from which came a childlike smile illuminated by shining eyes. That’s because old Mendouga had a passion that kept him young; youth football, to which he dedicated many years of his life. He also shared that passion with his son, who became an Inter Campus coach.
The centre in Mbalmayo was the first in Cameroon and the first in Africa, which made him – and not just for chronological reasons – the "dean" among Inter Campus coaches. One day he took us to the middle of the forest, to a well-maintained clearing; the spot in which he dreamed of building his village’s football stadium.
As we stood perplexed by the oddity of the clearing in the trees, he stood in front of our puzzled faces and explained to us incredulous foreigners with one of his famous smiles that the spirits played football on that pitch at night, and because Cameroonians love football so much their souls play the game, even when they’re sleeping.
Now that he has passed on, it’s how we like to remember him: guiding his personal team of souls in the greatest league in the world.
Addio, old Mendouga. 

Moratti: “Calciopoli ruling? The truth clears up all the doubts”

MILAN – Honorary president Massimo Moratti gave an interview to Inter Channel at the Premio Internazionale "Una vita per il calcio" event this evening.

Asked about the recent Calciopoli appeal ruling, he said: "The people responsible for creating that situation, that world, that organisation have been proven guilty once and for all, and since it was something which I think interfered in Inter’s history while they were doing it, and not afterwards, it gives you an idea of the sort of difficulties Inter faced during those years. The huge doubts we all had at the time have finally been cleared up by the truth and I think it’s very important for Inter fans. It’s in the past now but it forms part of our history, of the character and essence of being an Interista, and Inter will do well to bear that in mind."

Commenting then on the team’s moment of good form, Moratti continued: "It was about time. Inter went through a difficult period caused no doubt in part by all the changes that were going on as well. Finally everything is clear. The team have met the new owner, who is a marvellous person. That’s reassured the players and the coach and the future looks rosier.

"Which player have I been impressed by? I don’t like to name names but I think Rolando is very good, he’s been playing very well, besides the usual lads from our Treble team who I still think are amazing. Of the newer players Kovacic impresses me – I think he played very well at the weekend and I’m convinced that Icardi will be a big player in the future. I’ve been impressed by all of them but your impression comes mainly from the results, so I expect and hope they can keep getting them."

Serie A RESULTS Week 28, Italian Serie A ROUNDUP 2013 – 2014 for Round 28 on Saturday 15, Sunday 16, and Monday 17 March 2014, matchday 28







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Hello my friends.  Here is the Serie A ROUNDUP for
the
Serie A Week 28, 2013 – 2014 Season on  Saturday 15, Sunday 16, and Monday 17 March
2014, matchday 28.  
 
One thing not changing is the Serie A leadership. Juventus are the
absolute leaders, practically without rival.  Juventus  keeping the first position and almost collecting the Scudetto after defeating Genoa at the Ferraris Stadium.  Two goals ruled out for Juventus against Genoa.   Then, incredible, Genoa could have taken the lead after Referee Mazzoleni granted a penalty to Genoa and goalkeeper Buffon stopping Emanuele Calaio’s penalty in the 72nd minute!!!  Simply put, Juventus are on a solo flight to the Scudetto with only one apparently menace: AS Roma.  The gap with Juventus now are of 14 points!!  Roma will have to fight hard to keep the second position
because Napoli are desperately following them.  Roma with 58 points and
Napoli with 55 points… just 3 points difference.  It was the second
lost for Roma, and now, no margin of error…  Roma have the advantage
of playing the home game against Udinese at the Olimpico Stadium.
 

The race towards the 3rd position continuing!  Inter causing an upset at the Marc’Antonio Bentegodi Stadium by opening the score against Hellas Verona in the 13th minute with forward Rodrigo Palacio.  A disappointment for Verona conceding another goal in the 63rd minute by Jonathan.  This victory helps Inter jump to the 4th position, however, Fiorentina taking back the 4th position after defeating Chievo Verona. Fiorentina getting a penalty, but David Pizarro’s penalty was saved by goalkeeper Michael Agazzi.
 
Great achievement for Parma winning their 5th consecutive away games!  Parma defeating AC Milan in San Siro with a 2-4.  The ex Milan player forward Antonio Cassano scoring two goals.  The final signature is by Jonathan Biabiany scoring the 4th goal of the game in the last minute.  Definitely, it’s a crisis for AC Milan who were not only eliminated from the Champions League this season, but they won’t even make it to European competitions next season either……  bad, bad, bad situation for this U N R E C O G N I Z A B L E Milan.  Milan going down from the 10th to the 12th position.  It’s a disaster for Milan also being contested by the fans for the poor performance.  Milan getting a blow in the 8th minute when Referee Celi gives a red card to goalkeeper Christian Abbiati resulting in the penalty converted by Cassano.  Milan remaining with 10 players.

A ray of hope for Sassuolo leaving the 20th position after defeating Catania at the Mapei Stadium.  Sassuolo jump to the 19th position while Catania go down to the 20th position.  Another ray of hope is for Livorno leaving the relegation zone after defeating Bologna with a 2-1.  Livorno jump to the 17th position while Bologna going down to the relegation zone in the 18th position.

Napoli not giving up to the 3rd position and claimed the full 3 points at the Olimpico di Torino Stadium in the 90th minute!   A goal by forward Gonzalo Higuain enough to secure the victory and the race towards the second position.
 

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Here is the situation.  Juventus in the 1st position with 75 points and a positive goal difference of +45.  AS Roma in the 2nd position with 58 points and a positive goal difference of +37.  Napoli in the 3rd position with 55 points and a positive goal difference of +23.
The Europa League zone.  Fiorentina in the 4th position with 48 points and a positive goal difference of +17.  Inter in the 5th position with 47 points and a positive goal difference of +17.
 

Relegation Zone:   Bologna in the 18th position with 23 points and a negative goal difference of -20.  Sassuolo in the 19th position with 21 points and a negative goal difference of -28.  Catania in the 20th position with 20 points and a negative goal difference of -28.


Up to Round 28, Week 28  most  scored goals in favor: Juventus scoring 64 goals

Up to Round 28, Week 28 most scored against:  Sassuolo conceding 56 goals

Up to Round 28, Week 28 best defense: AS Roma conceding only 12 goals

Top scorer  up to Round 28:  Juventus forward Carlos Tevez with 15 goals

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Up to Week  28
Serie A Standing

POS TEAM Pts
1 Juventus 75
2 AS Roma 61
3 Napoli 58
4 Fiorentina 48
5 Inter 47
6 Parma 46
7 Lazio 41
8 Hellas Verona 40
9 Atalanta 37
10 Torino 36
11 Genoa 35
12 AC Milan 35
13 Sampdoria 34
14 Udinese 31
15 Cagliari 29
16 Chievo Verona 24
17 Livorno 24
18 Bologna
23
19 Sassuolo
21
20 Catania 20


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First, second  are direct Champions League area, here is where teams want to be.

Third position is where a team qualifies for the Champions League.

Fourth and fifth  position, this is the area for the UEFA Europa League Qualification

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





 

 
 
Italy Serie A  Week 28
 Saturday 15,  Sunday 16, and Monday 17 March  2014

Saturday 14 March 2014
    
 
Hellas Verona 0 – 2 Inter




Sunday 15 March 2014
 

Atalanta 3 – 0 Sampdoria

Livorno 2 – 1 Bologna

Sassuolo 3 – 1 Catania

AC Milan 2 – 4 Parma

Cagliari 0 – 2 Lazio

Fiorentina 3 – 1 Chievo Verona

Genoa 0 – 1 Juventus

Monday 17 March 2014

Torino 0 – 1 Napoli

AS Roma 3 – 2 Udinese
  
 

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Saturday 15 March 2014

Hellas Verona 0 – 2 Inter

% Ball Possession HELLAS VERONA and % Ball Possession INTER

Sunday 16 March 2014

Atalanta 3 – 0 Sampdoria

48% Ball Possession ATALANTA and 52% Ball Possession SAMPDORIA

Livorno 2 – 1 Bologna

43% Ball Possession LIVORNO and 57% Ball Possession BOLOGNA

Sassuolo 3 – 1 Catania

50% Ball Possession SASSUOLO and 50% Ball Possession CATANIA

AC Milan 2 – 4 Parma

49% Ball Possession AC MILAN and 51% Ball Possession PARMA

Cagliari 0 – 2 Lazio

50% Ball Possession CAGLIARI and 50% Ball Possession LAZIO

Fiorentina 3 – 1 Chievo Verona

56% Ball Possession FIORENTINA and 44% Ball Possession CHIEVO VERONA

Genoa 0 – 1 Juventus

47% Ball Possession GENOA and 53% Ball Possession JUVENTUS

Monday 17 March 2014

Torino 0 – 1 Napoli

44% Ball Possession TORINO  and 56% Ball Possession NAPOLI

AS Roma 3 – 2 Udinese

56% Ball Possession AS ROMA and 44% Ball Possession UDINESE


  Fiorentina 3 – 1 Chievo Verona   
 
11′ Juan Cuadrado        62′ Alberto Paloschi
  39′ Alessandro Matri
 
89′ Mario Gomez


  Artemio Franchi Stadium

Referee: MASSA
Assistants: MARRAZZO – IORI
Fourth Official:  BIANCHI
ADD1: RIZZOLI
ADD2: DI PAOLO

   AC Milan 2 – 4 Parma
56′ Adil Rami                      9′ A. Cassano (pen)
76′ Mario Balotelli (pen)   51′ A. Cassano
                                          
78′ Amauri
                                           95′ Jonathan Biabiany
  San Siro Stadium

Referee: CELI
Assistants: CRISPO – SCHENONE
Fourth Official:  POSADO
ADD1: PERUZZO
ADD2: PAIRETTO

 

            Hellas Verona 0 – 2 Inter    
                                              
13′ Rodrigo Palacio
                                               63′ Jonathan




                                            

  Marc’Antonio Bentegodi Stadium

Referee: BANTI
Assistants: PAGANESSI – TASSO
Fourth Official: NICOLETTI
ADD1: ROCCHI
ADD2: GIACOMELLI  


  Atalanta 3 – 0 Sampdoria        
  36′ Carlos Carmona 
 
42′ Giacomo Bonaventura
  55′ German Denis





  Atleti Azzurri D’Italia Stadium

Referee: CERVELLERA
Assistants: SANTORO – LONGO
Fourth Official:  FAVERANI
ADD1: BARACANI
ADD2: MARESCA

 

     AS Roma 3 – 2 Udinese        
   22′ Francesco Totti              51′ Giampiero Pinzi
  
30′ Mattia Destro                 80′ Dusan Basta
  
69′ Vasilis Torosidis




  Olimpico di Roma Stadium 
 

Referee: TAGLIAVENTO
Assistants: PADOVAN – PASSERI
Fourth Official:  DE PINTO
ADD1: CALVARESE
ADD2: TOMMASI

    Cagliari 0 – 2 Lazio   
                                      
19′ Senad Lulic
                                      
69′ Keita

  Sant’Elia Stadium

Referee: IRRATI
Assistants: IANNELLO – LA ROCCA
Fourth Official:  VIVENZI
ADD1: DI BELLO
ADD2: GHERSINI

 

      Livorno 2 – 1 Bologna
46′ Marco Benassi    86’Christodoulopoulos(pen)
53′ Paulo Betanin




  Armando Picchi Stadium


Referee: BERGONZI
Assistants: GALLONI – DE LUCA
Fourth Official:  MELI
ADD1: DAMATO
ADD2: RUSSO

     Sassuolo 3 – 1 Catania
 
56′ Simone Zaza          30′ Gonzalo Bergessio
  61′ Simone Missiroli
  89′ Nicola Sansone


  Mapei
Stadium

Referee: VALERI
Assistants: GIALLATINI – DOBOSZ
Fourth Official:  STEFANI
ADD1: GERVASONI
ADD2: NASCA

      Torino 0 – 1 Napoli  
                                    
90′ Gonzalo Higuain





  Olimpico di Torino Stadium

Referee: DOVERI
Assistants: VUOTO – PETRELLA
Fourth Official:  LIBERTI
ADD1: DE MARCO
ADD2: PINZANI

       Genoa 0 – 1 Juventus       
                                       88′ Andrea Pirlo

                                          

  Luigi Ferraris
Stadium

Referee: MAZZOLENI
Assistants: GHIANDAI and MANGANELLI
Fourth Official:  BARBIRATI
ADD1: IRRATI
ADD2: PAIRETTO

       

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YOUTH SECTOR: RESULTS ROUND-UP

PrimaveraTERNANA – MILAN 0-2Scorers: 24’ Simic, 79’ penalty. Piccinocchi.Milan: Gabriel, Calabria, Simic, Iotti, Tamas (36’ De Santis), Modic, Piccinocchi, Pedone, Mastalli, Fabbro (87’ Barisic), Vido (73’ Felicioli).Subs: Gori, Bonanni, Di Molfetta, Ferrari, Lo, Cernigoi.Coach. Inzaghi.Ternana: Cosimi, Albanese, Lo Bosco, Valjent, Bernardini, Gagliardini, Sciacca, Palumbo (77’ Tedesco), Taurino, Battista (13’ Salvemini), Russini.Subs: Citino, Boninsegni, Ligobbi, Massimi, Shahini, Singh, Massimi, Scimmi, Pagliarulo.Coach. Borrello.Giovanissimi NazionaliMILAN – ALBINOLEFFE 3-0Scorers: 33’ and 72’ Vigolo, 79’ Zhikov.Milan: Donnarumma, Zennaro (70’ Campeol), Mutti (65’ Barbaglia), Sportelli, Curto , Gabbia, Tsadjout, Cantelli, Tsadjout (73’ Zhikov), Torrasi (81’ Cortinovis), Akuetteh (60’ Ferrario).Subs: Guarnone, Di Nardo, Rodriguez.Coach. Bertuzzo.Albinoleffe: Aiello, Gervasoni, Bertuletti, Ravasio, Acerbis, Lamera, Battaini (70’ Ranghetti), Zambelli (66’ Spampatti), Castelli (66’ Pace), Calì (66’ Vitali), Sow.Subs: Clemente, Togni, Fenili.Coach. Danelli.Giovanissimi Regionali 2000MILAN – BRESCIA 5-0Scorers: 2 Kyeremateng, 1 Bellodi, 1 Negri, 1 InvernizziGiovanissimi Regionali 2001MILAN – VARESE 3-1Scorers: 1 Corti, 1 Owusu, 1 BasaniEsordienti 2002ENOTRIA – MILAN 2-2Scorers: 1 Coulibaly, 1 StangaEsordienti 2003ACC.INTER – MILAN 0-1Scorers: 1 CurreriPulcini 2004MILAN – LOMBARDIA 1  7-1

Result HELLAS VERONA 0 – 2 INTER, Goals by Palacio and Jonathan, Saturday 14 March 2014, Serie A Week 28







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     49% Ball Possession HELLAS VERONA and 51% Ball Possession INTER
                  Hellas Verona 0 – 2 Inter    
                                                            13′ Rodrigo Palacio
                                                                         
63′ Jonathan


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Serie A Standing AFTER the game:
Hellas Verona, 7th position with 40 points and a negative goal difference of -3
Inter, 4th position with 47 points and a positive goal difference of +17

Pos Team P W D L Goals Diff. Points
5 Inter 28 12 11 5 46:29 17 47
7 Verona 28 12 4 12 43:46 -3 40

Disciplinary Situation:  No suspended players for HELLAS VERONA.
1 suspended player for INTER: Juan Jesus

Inter causing the upset at the Marc’Antonio Bentegodi Stadium.  It’s a disappointment for Verona as their chances to climb towards the top 6 positions are in risk.   Inter for the moment jump to the 4th position with 47 points. Fiorentina can take back the 4th position if they defeat Chievo Verona on Sunday to reach 48 points.

Inter opening the score in the 13th minute.  A combination starting by midfielder Jonathan evading Hellas Verona defenders to make a right footed assist to forward Rodrigo Palacio defeating goalkeeper Rafael from close range with a right footed shot in the center.  It’s the 13th goal this season for Palacio and a super way to celebrate his contract renewal with the Club until 2016. 

In the 27th minute, protest from Hellas Verona players asking for a penalty.  Closeup action showing  Inter defender Andrea Ranocchia bringing down forward Luca Toni.  However, Referee Banti does not think is a penalty while players keep protesting.  Coach Andrea Mandorlini also protesting from the bench.

First half ending 55% ball possession Hellas Verona and 45% ball possession Inter. 

Inter increasing the score in the 63rd minute!  Nothing to do for Hellas Verona goalkeeper Rafael, but the great moment is for Jonathan scoring with a left footed shot in the bottom right corner.  

Here is HELLAS VERONA official starting lineup by coach Andrea Mandorlini:

Hellas Verona (4-3-3): Rafael; Cacciatore, Moras, Maietta, Albertazzi; Sala, Donati, Marquinho; Romulo, Toni, Iturbe. 

Here is INTER official starting lineup by coach Walter Mazzarri:

Inter (3-5-2): Handanovic; Campagnaro, Ranocchia, Rolando; Jonathan, Guarin, Cambiasso, Hernanes, D’Ambrosio; Palacio, Icardi. 


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Stats AFTER the game.  Top scorer for HELLAS VERONA: Forward Luca Toni with 13 goals
Top scorer for INTER: Forward Rodrigo Palacio with 13 goals

Hellas Verona Goals Goals Inter
Toni, Luca 13 13 Palacio, Rodrigo Sebastian
Jorginho, Frelio Filho 7 5 Nagatomo, Yuto
Romulo 5 4 Alvarez, Ricardo
Iturbe, Juan Manuel 5 4 Cambiasso, Esteban
Juanito 4 3 Rolando

Stats.  Here are the last 3 games of HELLAS VERONA: 1 win, 1 draw, 1 lost

09/03/14 SA


Parma

–

Verona


2:0 Round 27
02/03/14 SA


Verona

–

Bologna


0:0 Round 26
23/02/14 SA


Livorno

–

Verona


2:3 Round 25

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

09/03/14 SA


Inter

–

Turin


1:0 Round 27
01/03/14 SA


Roma

–

Inter


0:0 Round 26
23/02/14 SA


Inter

–

Cagliari


1:1 Round 25

Click the video to watch the highlights of the match Hellas Verona vs Inter, Saturday 15 March 2014, Marc’Antonio Bentegodi Stadium, Verona, Italy, Serie A Week 28

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Hellas Verona 0 – 2 Inter
Saturday 15 March 2014
Marc’Antonio Bentegodi Stadium
Verona, Italy

20:45

Referee: BANTI
Assistants: PAGANESSI – TASSO
Fourth Official: NICOLETTI
ADD1: ROCCHI
ADD2: GIACOMELLI

Attendance:

Goals: 13′ Rodrigo Palacio (I), 63′ Jonathan (I)

Official formations – starting lineups:

Hellas Verona (4-3-3): Rafael; Cacciatore, Moras, Maietta, Albertazzi; Sala, Donati, Marquinho; Romulo, Toni, Iturbe. 

Subs: Nicolas, Pillud, Martinho, Cacia, Jankovic, Cirigliano, Donsah, Rabusic, Gonzalez, Marques, Donadel. 

Coach.: Andrea Mandorlini.

Inter (3-5-2): Handanovic; Campagnaro, Ranocchia, Rolando; Jonathan, Guarin, Cambiasso, Hernanes, D’Ambrosio; Palacio, Icardi. 

Subs: Castellazzi, Carrizo, Zanetti, Andreolli, Kovacic, Kuzmanovic, Botta, Taider, Milito, Samuel. 

Coach: Walter Mazzarri.

 
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Hellas Verona 0 – 2 Inter
Saturday 15 March 2014
Marc’Antonio Bentegodi Stadium
Verona, Italy

20:45

Referee: BANTI

 Hellas
Verona
 Match Stats
Inter
   0  Goals    2
10(4) Shots (on goal) 18(8)
6 Fouls 7
3 Corner kicks 5
2 Offsides 1
49% Ball Possession 51%
2 Yellow Cards 1
0 Red Cards 0
6 Saves 4


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