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2019/2020 Coppa Italia Third Round Results August 16 – 18, 2019

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Here are the 2019/2020 Coppa Italia Third Round Results on Friday 16, Saturday 17, and Sunday 18 August 2019.

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Friday August 16, 2019

Genoa 4 – 1 Imolese Calcio

Saturday August 17, 2019

Parma 3 – 1 Venezia

Sunday August 18, 2019

Perugia 2 – 1 Brescia (AET)

Fiorentina 3 – 1 Monza

Citadella 3 – 3 Carpi (Citadella qualified in AET)

Ascoli 2 – 0 Trapani

Cagliari 2 – 1 Chievo Verona

Empoli 2 – 1 Pescara

Frosinone 5 – 1 Monopoli

Hellas Verona 1 – 2 Cremonese (AET)

Udinese 3 – 1 Sudtirol

Pisa 0 – 3 Bologna

SPAL 3 – 1 FeralpiSalo

Lecce 4 – 0 Salernitana

Sassuolo 1 – 0 Spezia

Crotone 1 – 3 Sampdoria

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The Italian Referee Association (AIA) has announced the match officials for the 2019-2020 Coppa Italia Third Round to be played on Friday 16, Saturday 17, and Sunday 18 August 2019.

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Friday 16 August 2019

GENOA – IMOLESE
Referee: PAIRETTO
Assistants: ALASSIO – GALETTO
Fourth Official: SERRA
20.30

Saturday 17 August 2019

PARMA – VENEZIA
Ennio Tardini Stadium
Referee: VALERI
Assistants: SCHENONE – IMPERIALE
Fourth Official: MINELLI
18:00

Sunday 18 August 2019

ASCOLI – TRAPANI
Referee: CALVARESE
Assistants: DE MEO – PRENNA
Fourth Official: DI MARTINO
18:00

PISA – BOLOGNA
Referee: LA PENNA
Assistants: PAGANESSI – BRESMES
Fourth Official: MARINI
20.45

PERUGIA – BRESCIA
Referee: PICCININI
Assistants: PASSERI – GORI
Fourth Official: DIONISI
18:00

CAGLIARI – CHIEVO VERONA
Sardegna Arena
Referee: GIUA
Assistants: DEL GIOVANE – COLAROSSI
Fourth Official: CAMPLONE
20:30

CITTADELLA – CARPI
Referee: VOLPI
Assistants: PERETTI – BACCINI
Fourth Official: SOZZA
20:30

EMPOLI – PESCARA
Carlo Castellani Stadium
Referee: MARIANI
Assistants: LIBERTI – BOTTEGONI
Fourth Official: MARINELLI
20:30

FIORENTINA – MONZA
Artemio Franchi Stadium
Referee: PASQUA
Assistants: RANGHETTI – DI IORIO
Fourth Official: FOURNEAU
18.15

FROSINONE – MONOPOLI
Stadio Benito Stirpe
Referee: MARESCA
Assistants: DI VUOLO – FIORITO
Fourth Official: MASSIMI
20:30

VERONA – CREMONESE
Referee: MANGANIELLO
Assistants: VIVENZI – LO CICERO
Fourth Official: ROS
20:30

LECCE – SALERNITANA
Referee: ABBATTISTA
Assistants: ROCCA – VECCHI
Fourth Official: AYROLDI
20.45

CROTONE – SAMPDORIA
Referee: SACCHI
Assistants: LONGO – SANTORO
Fourth Official: ROBILOTTA
21:00

SASSUOLO – SPEZIA
Mapei Stadium
Referee: ABISSO
Assistants: PRETI – TEGONI
Fourth Official: PRONTERA
20.45

SPAL – FERALPISALO’
Referee: CHIFFI
Assistants: VALERIANI – VILLA
Fourth Official: RAPUANO
20.45

UDINESE – SUDTIROL
Friuli Stadium
Referee: AURELIANO
Assistants: TOLFO – MONDIN
Fourth Official: AMABILE
20:30

Copa America 2019 squads / Final 23-man squad

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Italian Soccer Serie A Blog supports the Italian Serie A players participating in the 2019 Copa America.

The Copa America will be played from Friday, Jun 14, 2019 to Sunday, Jul 7, 2019 with 12 teams: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil (hosts), Chile (title holders), Colombia, Ecuador, Japan (invited team), Paraguay, Peru, Qatar (invited team), Uruguay, Venezuela.

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Bolivia

Head Coach Eduardo Villegas’ final 23-man squad:

Goalkeepers: Carlos Lampe, Ruben Cordano, Javier Rojas

Defenders: Marvin Bejarano, Diego Bejarano, Luis Haquin, Adrian Jusino, Mario Cuellar, Saul Torres, Roberto Fernandez, Jose Mario Carrasco

Midfielders: Alejandro Chumacero, Raul Castro, Erwin Saavedra, Leonel Justiniano, Samuel Galindo, Fernando Saucedo, Diego Wayar, Paul Arano

Forwards: Marcelo Martins, Gilbert Alvarez, Rodrigo Ramallo, Leonardo Vaca

Brazil

Head Coach Tite’s final 23-man squad:

Goalkeepers: Alisson, Ederson, Cassio

Defenders: Dani Alves, Fagner, Alex Sandro, Filipe Luis, Thiago Silva, Miranda, Marquinhos, Eder Militao

Midfielders: Casemiro, Fernandinho, Arthur, Allan, Lucas Paqueta, Philippe Coutinho

Forwards: Everton, David Neres, Richarlison, Roberto Firmino, Gabriel Jesus, Willian

Chile

Goalkeepers: Gabriel Arias, Brayan Cortes, Yerko Urra

Defenders: Gary Medel, Gonzalo Jara, Mauricio Isla, Jean Beausejour, Paulo Diaz, Guillermo Maripan, Igor Lichnovsky, Oscar Opazo

Midfielders: Arturo Vidal, Charles Aranguiz, Pedro Pablo Hernandez, Erick Pulgar, Diego Valdes, Esteban Pavez

Forwards: Alexis Sanchez, Eduardo Vargas, Jose Pedro Fuenzalida, Nicolas Castillo, Junior Fernandes, Angelo Sagal

Colombia

Head Coach Carlos Queiroz’s final 23-man squad:

Goalkeepers: David Ospina, Camilo Vargas, Alvaro Montero

Defenders: Cristian Zapata, Santiago Arias, Davinson Sanchez, Yerry Mina, William Tesillo, Cristian Borja, Stefan Medina, Jhon Lucumi

Midfielders: Juan Cuadrado, James Rodriguez, Edwin Cardona, Wilmar Barrios, Mateus Uribe, Jefferson Lerma, Gustavo Cuellar

Forwards: Radamel Falcao, Luis Muriel, Roger Martinez, Duvan Zapata, Luis Diaz

Ecuador

Head Coach Hernan Dario Gomez’s final 23-man squad:

Goalkeepers: Alexander Dominguez, Pedro Ortiz, Maximo Banguera

Defenders: Arturo Mina, Roberto Arboleda, Pedro Pablo Velasco, Cristian Ramirez, Xavier Arreaga, Jose Quintero, Beder Caicedo, Gabriel Achilier

Midfielders: Romario Ibarra, Renato Ibarra, Carlos Gruezo, Jefferson Intriago, Antonio Valencia, Ayrton Preciado, Jefferson Orejuela, Andres Chicaiza, Jhegson Mendez

Forwards: Carlos Garces, Angel Mena, Enner Valencia

Japan

Head Coach Hajime Moriyasu’s final 23-man squad:

Goalkeepers: Eiji Kawashima, Ryosuke Kojima, Keisuke Osako

Defenders: Naomichi Ueda, Takehiro Tomiyasu, Tomoki Iwata, Ko Itakura, Daiki Sugioka, Teruki Hara, Daiki Suga, Yugo Tatsuta

Midfielders: Yuta Nakayama, Gaku Shibasaki, Shoya Nakajima, Takefusa Kubo, Tatsuya Ito, Koji Miyoshi, Kota Watanabe, Hiroki Abe, Taishi Matsumoto

Forwards: Shinji Okazaki, Daizen Maeda, Ayase Ueda

Paraguay

Head Coach Eduardo Berizzo’s final 23-man squad:

Goalkeepers: Antony Silva, Roberto Junior Fernandez, Alfredo Aguilar

Defenders: Gustavo Gomez, Ivan Piris, Bruno Valdez, Junior Alonso, Fabian Balbuena, Juan Escobar, Santiago Arzamendia, Ivan Torres

Midfielders: Oscar Romero, Richard Ortiz, Rodrigo Rojas, Miguel Almiron, Celso Ortiz, Matias Rojas

Forwards: Oscar Cardozo, Hernan Perez, Derlis Gonzalez, Federico Santander, Cecilio Dominguez, Juan Iturbe

Peru

Head Coach Ricardo Gareca’s final 23-man squad:

Goalkeepers: Pedro Gallese, Carlos Caceda, Patricio Alvarez

Defenders: Luis Advincula, Carlos Zambrano, Miguel Trauco, Aldo Corzo, Alexander Callens, Miguel Araujo, Anderson Santamaria, Luis Abram

Midfielders: Yoshimar Yotun, Christian Cueva, Edison Flores, Renato Tapia, Christofer Gonzales, Jesus Pretell, Paolo Hurtado

Forwards: Jefferson Farfan, Paolo Guerrero, Andre Carillo, Raul Ruidiaz, Andy Polo

Qatar

Head Coach Felix Sanchez Bas’ final 23-man squad:

Goalkeepers: Saad Al Sheeb, Youssef Hassan, Mohammed Al Bakri

Defenders: Tareq Salman, Abdulkarim Hassam, Hamed Ismael, , Tameem Al-Muhaza, Assim Madebo, Salem Alhajri, Ahmed Fathy, , Pedro Correira, Al Mahdi Ali, Bassam Husham

Midfielders: Boualem Khoukhi, Karim Boudiaf, Ali Afif, Abdulaziz Hatim, Abdullah Abdul Salam

Forwards: Akram Afif, Hassan Al Haydos, Almoez Ali, Ahmed Al Aaeldin, Ahmed Moein, Abdulaziz Al Ansari

Uruguay

Head Coach  Oscar Tabarez’s final 23-man squad:

Goalkeepers: Fernando Muslera, Martin Silva, Martin Campana

Defenders: Diego Godin, Jose Maria Gimenez, Sebastian Coates, Martin Caceres, Marcelo Sarrachi

Midfielders: Giovanni Gonzalez, Diego Laxalt, Lucas Torreira, Matias Vecino, Rodrigo Bentancur, Nahitan Nandez, Federico Valverde, Nicolas Lodeiro, Giorgian De Arrascaeta, Gaston Pereiro

Forward: Edinson Cavani, Cristhian Stuani, Maximiliano Gomez, Jonathan Rodriguez, Luis Suarez

Venezuela

Head Coach Rafael Dudamel’s final 23-man squad:

Goalkeepers: Wuilker Farinez, Rafael Romo, Joel Graterol

Defenders: Roberto Rosales, Mikel Villanueva, Rolf Feltscher, John Chancellor, Yordan Osorio, Ronald Hernandez, Luis Mago

Midfielders: Tomas Rincon, Luis Manuel Seijas, Arquimedes Figuera, Jhon Murillo, Darwin Machis, Junior Moreno, Adalberto Penaranda, Yangel Herrera, Luis Gonzalez, Jefferson Savarino

Forwards: Salomon Rondon, Josef Martinez, Fernando Aristeguieta

 

 

 

Italy Under-21 Coach Di Biagio announces his 23-man Azzurrini squad for the UEFA European Championship

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Italy Head Coach of the Under-21 National Team Luigi Di Biagio announces his 23-man squad for the European Championship to be played in Italy for the first time from June 16 to June 30, 2019.    

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Tickets to sports events worldwideItaly U-21 is in Group A with Spain, Belgium, and Bosnia and Herzegovina.  As reported by the Italian Football Federation (FIGC),  Italy will kick off on Sunday 16 June at the Stadio Renato Dall’Ara in Bologna before facing Poland (Wednesday 19 June, 21:00 CEST in Bologna) and finally Belgium (Saturday 22 June at 21:00 CEST in Reggio Emilia).

Italy Under-21 Squad list for the European Championship

Goalkeepers: Emil Audero (Sampdoria), Alex Meret (Napoli), Lorenzo Montipò (Benevento);

Defenders: Claud Adjapong (Sassuolo), Alessandro Bastoni (Parma), Kevin Bonifazi (Spal), Arturo Calabresi (Bologna), Federico Dimarco (Parma), Gianluca Mancini (Atalanta), Giuseppe Pezzella (Genoa), Filippo Romagna (Cagliari);

Midfielders: Nicolò Barella (Cagliari), Manuel Locatelli (Sassuolo), Rolando Mandragora (Udinese), Alessandro Murgia (Spal), Lorenzo Pellegrini (Roma), Sandro Tonali (Brescia), Nicolò Zaniolo (Roma);

Forwards: Federico Chiesa (Fiorentina), Patrick Cutrone (Milan), Moise Bioty Kean (Juventus), Riccardo Orsolini (Bologna), Andrea Pinamonti (Frosinone).

Staff – Delegation Head: Massimo Ambrosini; Team Manager: Vincenzo Marinelli; National Teams Co-ordinator: Maurizio Viscidi; Head Coach: Luigi Di Biagio; Secretary: Mauro Vladovich; Assistant Coaches: Massimo Mutarelli, Carmine Nunziata; Fitness Coach: Vito Azzone; Goalkeeper Coach: Antonio Chimenti; Match analyst: Filippo Lorenzon; Doctors: Angelo De Carli and Luca Gatteschi; Nutritionist: Cristian Petri; Physiotherapists: Enzo Paolini, Alfonso Casano, Emiliano Bozzetti. National teams department: Manfredi Martino.

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Italy Under-21 Schedule

Friday 7 June

16:00 Press conference with the Coach

17:00 Training (first 15 minutes open to the press)

Saturday 8 June

10:30 Training (closed)

13:00 Lunch

Training camp to end and players return home

Schedule for the European Championship

Monday 10 June

Meet at 12:00 CEST at the Admiral Park Hotel –  Bologna

16:15            meeting with the press (player)

17:00            training at Casteldebole (open to the public)

Tuesday 11 June 2019

10:00            training (closed-door)

16:15            meeting with the press (player)

17:00            training at Casteldebole (first 15 minutes open to the press)

Wednesday 12 June 2019

11:00            Official photo at Casteldebole

18:00            training at Casteldebole (first 15 minutes open to the press)

Thursday 13 June 2019

10:00            training (closed-door)

16:15            meeting with the press (two players)

17:00            training at Casteldebole (first 15 minutes open to the press)

Friday 14 June 2019

10:30            training (closed-door)

13:30            Exclusive interview with UEFA.COM (Di Biagio and one player)

Saturday 15 June 2019

17:00            UEFA press conference at the Stadio “Dall’Ara”

17:30            training at the “Dall’Ara” in Bologna (first 15 minutes open to the press)

Sunday 16 June 2019

21:00            ITALY – SPAIN at the Stadio “Dall’Ara” in Bologna

Monday 17 June 2019

16:30            meeting with the press (player)

17:30            training at Casteldebole (first 15 minutes open to the press)

Tuesday 18 June 2019

15:30           UEFA press conference at the Stadio “Dall’Ara”

17:30            training at Casteldebole (first 15 minutes open to the press)

Wednesday 19 June 2019

21:00            ITALY – POLAND at the Stadio “Dall’Ara” in Bologna

Thursday 20 June 2019

16:30            meeting with the press (player)

17:30            training at Casteldebole (first 15 minutes open to the press)

Friday 21 June 2019

10:45            training at Casteldebole (first 15 minutes open to the press)

18:00            transfer to the Stadio “Città del Tricolore”

19:15            walk around at the Stadio “Città del Tricolore”  before then heading to the Hotel Boiardo

19:30            UEFA press conference at the Stadio “Città del Tricolore”

Saturday 22 June 2019

21:00            BELGIUM – ITALY at the Stadio “Città del Tricolore” in Reggio Emilia

Saturday 23 June 2019

Players depart from the squad should they be eliminated.

Olympic Play-Off

28 June 21:00 in Cesena

European Championship final 30 June 2019

20:45   Stadio Friuli in Udine

2018-2019 Serie A Week 38 Results / Thirty-eighth Round on Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 May 2019

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Hello, my friends. Here are the 2018-2019 Serie A Week 38 Results / Thirty-eighth Round on Saturday 25 and Sunday 26  May 2019.   This is the end of the season.

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Here is the final verdict. Juventus is the winner of the 2018-2019 Serie A Scudetto.  The top scorer of the Serie A is Sampdoria forward Fabio Quagliarella with 26 goals.

  • Teams playing the Champions League:  Juventus, Napoli, Atalanta, and Inter.
  • Teams  playing the Europa League: AC Milan and AS Roma.
  • Three teams relegated to the Serie B:  Empoli, Frosinone, and Chievo Verona.
  • Top scorer of the Serie A:  Sampdoria forward Fabio Quagliarella with 26 goals followed by Atalanta forward Duvan Zapata with 23 goals, AC Milan forward Piatek Krzysztof with 22 goals, Juventus forward Cristiano Ronaldo with 21 goals, and Napoli forard Arkadiusz Milik with 17 goals.

Juventus finished the season with a defeat at the Luigi Ferraris Stadium.  Sampdoria defeated Juventus “Italy’s Champions” with a flat 2 – 0 with the goals by Gregoire Defrel and Gianluca Caprari.  It’s a boost for Sampdoria giving this splendid gift to their fans.   Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri saluted the team ending his period as Coach: winning five Serie A Scudetto and four Coppa Italia.

  • Juventus finished in the 1st position with 90 points, won 28 games,  6 draws, losing 4 and a positive goal difference of +40.
  • Sampdoria finished in the 9th position with 53 points,  won 15 games, 8 draws, 15 lost and a positive goal difference of +9.

Napoli ending the season in the 2nd position with 79 points winning 24 games, 7 draws, and losing 7 with a positive goal difference of +38.  Bologna had a moderate season winning 11 games, 11 draws, and losing 16 with a negative goal difference of -8.

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The Roman gladiators saluted Captain Daniele De Rossi with a victory at the Olimpico di Roma Stadium: Roma 2-1 Parma.     De Rossi made his  616th final appearance with the team while the fans out poured their gratitude for him.  A very emotional farewell with fans applauding and crying for the beloved De Rossi. Roma qualified for the UEFA Europa League next season.

  • AS Roma finished in the 6th position with 66 points winning 18 games, 12 draws, and losing 8 with a positive goal difference of +18.   Parma finished in the 14th position with 41 points winning 10 games, 11 draws, and 17 lost with a negative goal difference of -20.

Empoli, Frosinone and Chievo Verona said goodbye to the Serie A and were relegated to the Serie B.  Frosinone ended in the 19th and Chievo Verona in the 20th position.  The match between the last two teams of the Serie A Standing ended with a goalless draw Frosinone 0  – 0 Chievo.   Highlight of the match is the salute of Chievo Captain Sergio Pellissier playing his last game.

  •   Frosinone won only  5 games, 10 draws, and losing 23 games having a negative goal difference of -40.  Chievo Verona won only 2 games, 14 draws, and losing 22 games with a negative goal difference of -50.

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Results from Serie A Week 38

  • Frosinone 0 – 0 Chievo Verona
  • Bologna 3 – 2  Napoli
  • Sampdoria 2 – 0 Juventus
  • AS Roma 1 – 0 Parma (in progress)
  • Atalanta 3 – 1 Sassuolo
  • Torino 3 – 1 Lazio
  • Cagliari 1 – 2 Udinese
  • Fiorentina 0 – 0 Genoa
  • Inter 2  – 1 Empoli
  • SPAL 2 – 3 AC Milan

 

Top Serie A teams standing AFTER Serie A Week 38 game. First 4 qualifying for Champions League, 5 and 6 for Europa League. (as of Sunday 26 May 2019)

– JUVENTUS, 1st position with 90 points and a positive goal difference of +42

– NAPOLI, 2nd position with 79 points and a positive goal difference of +38

– ATALANTA, 3rd positions with 69 points and a positive goal difference of +31

UEFA Europa League– INTER, 4th position with 69 points and a positive goal difference of +24

– AC MILAN, 5th position with 68 points and a positive goal difference of +19

– AS ROMA, 6th position with 66 points and a positive goal difference of +18

Relegation Zone:

– EMPOLI, 18th position with 38 points and a negative goal difference of -19

– FROSINONE, 19th position with 25 points and a negative goal difference of -40

– CHIEVO VERONA, 20th position with 17 points and a negative goal difference of -50

2018 – 2019 Italian Serie A Standing
1Juventus
2Napoli
3Atalanta
4Internazionale
5AC Milan
6AS Roma
7Torino
8Lazio
9Sampdoria
10Bologna
11Sassuolo
12Udinese
13SPAL
14Parma
15Cagliari
16Fiorentina
17Genoa
18Empoli
19Frosinone
20Chievo Verona
GP W D L F A GD P
38 28 6 4 70 30 +40 90
38 24 7 7 74 36 +38 79
38 20 9 9 77 46 +31 69
38 20 9 9 57 33 +24 69
38 19 11 8 55 36 +19 68
38 18 12 8 66 48 +18 66
38 16 15 7 52 37 +15 63
38 17 8 13 56 46 +10 59
38 15 8 15 60 51 +9 53
38 11 11 16 48 56 -8 44
38 9 16 13 53 60 -7 43
38 11 10 17 39 53 -14 43
38 11 9 18 44 56 -12 42
38 10 11 17 41 61 -20 41
38 10 11 17 36 54 -18 41
38 8 17 13 47 45 +2 41
38 8 14 16 39 57 -18 38
38 10 8 20 51 70 -19 38
38 5 10 23 29 69 -40 25
38 2 14 22 25 75 -50 17

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