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Copa America: Result VENEZUELA 1 – 0 MEXICO, Wednesday 26 June 2024

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39% Ball Possession VENEZUELA and 61% Ball Possession MEXICO

Venezuela 1 – 0 Mexico 

57′ Salomón Rondón (pen)
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✅    Venezuela conquered an important victory winning the Copa America Group Stage Group B Matchday 2 against on Wednesday 26 June 2024 at the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, California.  Incredible, Venezuela fans are celebrating not only they proved they could beat Mexico, but a team considered the underdog ranked #54 by FIFA beat Mexico ranked in the #15.

Venezuela are leading Group B with six points and will be moving on to the quarterfinals after its match Sunday against Jamaica. Ecuador is currently second in the group with three points after their win against Jamaica 3-1. Mexico needs a win on Sunday against Ecuador to move into second and into the quarterfinals.

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Prior the game, stats are in favor of Mexico, out of 20 games, Mexico with 14 wins, Venezuela 2 wins, and 4 draws.

Last five meetings
June 5, 2019: Mexico 3-1 Venezuela (International Friendly)
June 13, 2016: Venezuela 1-1 Mexico (Copa America)
January 25, 2012: Mexico 3-1 Venezuela (International Friendly)
March 29, 2011: Mexico 1-1 Venezuela (International Friendly)
October 12, 2010: Mexico 2-2 Venezuela (International Friendly)

🇲🇽 Serie A Players with Mexico National Team

  •  Defender Johan Vasquez (Genoa) played all 90 minutes

🇻🇪  Serie A Players with Venezuela National Team

  • Defender Yordan Osorio (Parma) played all 90 minutes

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Venezuela took the lead in the 57th minute. Salomón Rondón converted a penalty defeating Mexico goalkeeper Julio González with a right footed shot to the bottom left corner. The penalty was conceded by Julián Quiñones after a foul in the penalty area on Jon Aramburu. Ironically, Salomón plays for the Mexican League (Pachuca).

Mexico had a chance to level the score. In the 87th minute, Venezuela goalkeeper Rafael Romo saved a penalty denying Orbelín Pineda to shout a goal. The penalty was conceded by Miguel Navarro after a hand ball in the penalty area.


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 COPA AMERICA 2024
Group Stage Group B Matchday 2

🇻🇪  Venezuela 0 – 0 Mexico  🇲🇽 
Wednesday 26 June 2024
SoFi Stadium
Los Angeles, California, USA

Referee: Raphael Claus (Brazil)
Assistant Referees: Danilo Manis (Brazil) and Rodrigo Correa (Brazil)
Fourth Official: Wilton Sampaio (Brazil)
Fifth Official: Bruno Pires (Brazil)
Video Assistant Referee: Pablo Goncalves (Brazil)
Assistant Video Assistant Referee: Eduardo Britos (Brazil)

⚽️ Goals: 57′ Salomón Rondón (pen)

❌ Penalty saved: 87′ Orbelín Pineda (M)

🟨 Booked:  35′ Nahuel Ferraresi (V), 39′ Santiago Giménez (M), 64′ Alexis Vega (M), 64′ Miguel Navarro (V)

✅ Official Lineups – Formations – Tabellino:

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UEFA EURO 2024: Result SCOTLAND 0 – 1 HUNGARY, Sunday 23 June 2024

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58% Ball Possession GERMANY and 42% Ball Possession HUNGARY

     Scotland 0 – 1 Hungary

.                                                               90+10′ Kevin Csoboth
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Hungary won the UEFA EURO 2024 Matchday 3 on Sunday 23 June 2024 at the Stuttgart Arena in Stuttgart, Germany. Despite the victory, Hungary and Scotland are out of the competition.  In Group A, Germany and Switzerland qualified to the Round of 16.  This is the first official match between Scotland and Hungary. In fact, all the previous nine have been in international friendlies (3 wins for Scotland, 4 for Hungary, 2 draws).

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🇭🇺  Serie A and Serie B Players with Hungary’s EURO 2024 squad

Head Coach:  🇮🇹 Marco Rossi

Defender Botond Balogh (Parma) listed among subs
Midfielder Ádám Nagy (Spezia) played from the 61st minute after replacing Callum Styles

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿  No Serie A Players with Scotland’s EURO 2024 squad

Hungary claimed a victory in the very agonizing last minute. In the 90+10′, Kevin Csoboth defeated Scotland goalkeeper with a right footed shot to the bottom left corner. The assist is by Roland Sallai.


✅   Stats before the game: Scotland have won two of their last three meetings with Hungary (L1) and this will be their first match since a 1-0 away win in March 2018. Scotland could reach the knockout stages of the European Championship for the first time. Although it won only two of the 11 matches played in the group stage of the European Championships (D3, L6), both victories came in the third round: in 1992 against CIS (3-0) and in 1996 against Switzerland (1- 0). Hungary has lost both of its matches so far at EURO 2024, against Germany and Switzerland. In only two major tournaments did the Hungarian national team lose all of its matches, losing both matches at EURO 1972 and all group matches at the 1978 World Cup. Scotland’s starting eleven against Switzerland in their last match featured a total of 470 caps (including that match) among the players fielded, a record for Scotland in an international match. It was also the first time for the Scots that the line-up included five regulars with more than 50 international caps: McTominay (51), Hanley (52), McGregor (62), McGinn (68) and Robertson (73). Hungary has won only one of their last 17 major tournament matches (EURO + World Cup) against European teams (D5, L11): a 2-0 win over Austria in the first round of EURO 2016.
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 UEFA EURO 2024
Group A, Matchday 3

Scotland – Hungary
Sunday 23 June 2024
Stuttgart Arena
Stuttgart, Germany

21:00

Referee: Facundo Tello (ARG)
Assistant referees: Gabriel Chade (ARG) and Ezequiel Brailovsky (ARG)
Fourth official: Espen Eskås (NOR)
Video Assistant Referee: Alejandro Hernández (ESP)

⚽️ Goals:

🟨 Booked: 

✅  Official lineups – formations – tabellino:

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Copa America: Result ECUADOR 1 – 2 VENEZUELA, Saturday 22 June 2024

Copa America, Parma FC

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34% Ball Possession ECUADOR and 66% Ball Possession VENEZUELA

 Ecuador 1 – 2 Venezuela 

40′ Jeremy Sarmiento                   64′ Jhonder Cádiz
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✅    Venezuela’s historic debut made a crazy comeback and won the Copa America Group Stage Group B against Ecuador on Saturday 22 June 2024.  Ecuador playing with 10 players since the 22nd minute after Enner Valencia was sent off. Super-subs Jhonder Cadiz and Eduard Bello secured the 2-1 win for Venezuela.  Surely, this victory comes after a long history of clashes between the two South American teams in previous Copa America editions. Venezuela are fourth in the CONMEBOL qualifiers ahead of Brazil in sixth and Ecuador in fifth and behind leaders Argentina, Uruguay and Colombia.

🇪🇨 No Serie A Players with Ecuador National Team

🇻🇪  Serie A Players with Venezuela National Team

  • Defender Yordan Osorio (Parma) played all 90 minutes


Ecuador despite playing with 10 players took the lead in the 40th minute. Jeremy Sarmiento defeated Venezuela goalkeeper Rafael Romo with a right footed shot to the bottom right corner.

Venezuela equalized in the 64th minute. Jhonder Cádiz defeated Ecuador goalkeeper with a right footed shot to the bottom right corner. The assist is by Salomón Rondón.

Venezuela overtuned the result and there it comes a goal in the 74th minute to take the lead. It is Eduardo Bello to score with a right footed shot to the bottom right corner.

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 COPA AMERICA 2024
Matchday 1

Ecuador 1 – 2 Venezuela
Saturday 22 June 2024
Levis’s Stadium
Santa Clara, California, USA

Referee: Wilmar Roldan (Colombia)
Assistant Referees: Alexander Guzman (Colombia) and John Leon (Colombia)
Fourth Official: Kevin Ortega (Peru)
Fifth Official: Michael Orue (Peru)
Video Assistant Referee (VAR): Juan Lara (Chile)
Assistant Video Assistant Referee: Edson Cisternas (Chile)

⚽️ Goals: 22′ Jeremy Sarmiento (E), 64′ Jhonder Cádiz (V), 74′ Eduard Bello (V)

🟥 Red Card: 22′ E. Valencia (E)

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Coppa Italia Frecciarossa Round of 16: Result FIORENTINA 2 (6) – (3) 2 PARMA, Wednesday 6 December 2023

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  Fiorentina 2 (6) – (3) 2 Parma
83′ M’Bala Nzola                                 21′ Adrian Bernabe
289′ Riccardo Sottil (Pen)              23’Ange Yohan Bonny
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Fiorentina won the Coppa Italia Frecciarossa Round of 16 on penalty shootouts on Wednesday 6 December 2023 at the Artemio Franchi Stadium in Florence, Italy.  Fiorentina qualified to the Coppa Italia Quarterfinal following a tense game coming back from 2-0 down to Serie B Parma to end 2-2. The final outcome was decided on a penalty shoot-out. Fiorentina will face Inter or Bologna in January.

Fiorentina is fresh from the home win against Salernitana 3-0 in Serie A, while Parma is fresh from the away win over Spezia 0-1 in Serie B.

Parma opened the score in the 21st minute. Adrián Bernabé defeated Fiorentina goalkeeper Pietro Terraciano with a left-footed shot to the top right corner. The second goal arrived two minutes after in the 23rd minute. Ange-Yoan Bonny with a right-footed shot to the bottom right corner. The assist is by Valentin Mihaila.

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Fiorentina shortened the distance in the 83rd minute.  M’Bala Nzola defeated Parma goalkeeper with a left footed shot to the top left corner. The assist is by Riccardo Sottil with a cross.

Fiorentina equalized in the 89th minute forcing the extra time.  It is Riccardo Sottil to convert a penalty with a right-footed shot to the bottom left corner. The penalty is conceded by Yordan Osorio following a handball.

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Fiorentina had to go to extra time and penalty shootouts to claim the victory booking their spot to the Quarterfinals.

✅    Stats before the game: Fiorentina is the team Parma has faced most times in the Italian Cup; there are 15 matches, with a balance of four yellow-blue successes, five draws and six Viola victories. Fiorentina have won nine of their last 14 home games against Parma in all competitions (D3, L2), but have remained winless in their most recent three (D2, L1). The last three occasions on which Fiorentina and Parma faced each other in the Italian Cup were in the round of 16: the first leg in 2004/05 (purchasing the purple round) and 2010/11 in a one-off match (passing the yellow-blue round). The last Italian Cup won by Fiorentina dates back to 2000/01, when the Viola triumphed in the final against Parma: in the first leg the Tuscans won 1-0 with a goal from Vanoli and in the return there was a 1-1 draw. On two of the last three occasions in which Fiorentina played in the round of 16 of the Italian Cup they reached extra time: in 2020/21 they were eliminated by Inter (1-2), while in 2021/22 they won against Naples (5-2). Parma have been eliminated in each of the last three seasons in which they have played in the round of 16 of the Italian Cup, with the last time they reached the round at this stage dating back to 14 January 2015 against Cagliari (2-1 victory with a goal from Paletta and Rispoli).

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Fiorentina 2 – 2 Parma
Wednesday 6 December 2023
Artemio Franchi Stadium
Florence, Italy

21:00

Referee: MARINELLI
Assistants: DI GIOIA – D’ASCANIO
Fourth Official: FELICIANI
VAR: MAGGIONI
AVAR: DI VUOLO

2023-2024 Coppa Italia Frecciarossa Round of 32 RESULTS from Tuesday 31 October to Thursday 2 November 2023

Bologna, Cagliari, Coppa Italia Tim, Cremonese, Frosinone, Genoa, Hellas Verona, Lecce, Parma FC, Salernitana, Sampdoria, Sassuolo, Spezia, Torino FC, Udinese


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🏆🇮🇹 👉  Here are the 2023-2024 Coppa Italia Frecciarossa Round of 32 Results from Tuesday 31 October to Thursday 2 November 2023.  The winners will play in the Round of 16.  Here are the final groups for the upcoming Round of 16.

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 Tuesday 31 October 2023 

CREMONESE 2 – 1CITTADELLA
Giovanni Zini Stadium
Referee: TREMOLADA
Assistants: PAGLIARDINI – VIGILE
Fourth Official: BONACINA
VAR: MAZZOLENI
AVAR: MERAVIGLIA
15:00

⚽️ Goals: 48′ Andrea Bertolacci (Cr), 83′ Alessio Vita (Ci), 115+1′ Massimo Coda (Cr)

🟥 Red: 53′ Domenico Frare (Ci)

🟨   Booked: 3′ Tsadjout (CRE), 28′ Frare (CIT), 80′ Mastrantonio (CRE) Espulsi: 53′ Frare (CIT)

Cremonese (3-5-2): Jungdal; Sernicola, Tuia, Lochoshvili; Sekulov (71′ Ghiglione), Collocolo (59′ Valzania), Bertolacci (71′ Vazquez), Abrego, Quagliata; Ciofani (106′ Coda), Tsadjout (71′ Okereke).

Coach: Giovanni Stroppa

Cittadella (4-3-1-2): Maniero; Giraudo (46′ Vita), Frare, Negro (91′ Pavan), Carissoni; Carriero (68′ Saggionetto), Danzi (68′ Frare), Kornvig; Mastrantonio (80′ Pittarello); Maistrello (56′ Angeli), Magrassi.

Coach: Edoardo Gorini

SALERNITANA 4 – 0 SAMPDORIA
Arechi Stadium
Referee: MANGANIELLO
Assistants: DEL GIOVANE – MASSARA
Fourth Official:  DI MARCO
VAR: MAGGIONI
AVAR: PAGANESSI
18:00

⚽️ Goals: 28′ Chukwubuikem Ikwuemesi, 47′, 67′  Loum Tchaouna, 87′ Jovane Cabral.

Salernitana (4-3-2-1): Costil; Bronn, Gyomber, Pirola (77′ Mazzocchi), Bradaric; Legowski, Bohinen, Maggiore (82′ Martegani); Tchaouna (77′ Kastanos), Bothein (64′ Jovane Cabral); Ikwuemesi (64′ Simy).

Subs: Fiorillo, Ochoa, Sambia, Coulibaly, Stewart, Sfait, Lovato, Candreva.

Coach: Filippo Inzaghi.

Sampdoria (4-3-2-1): Ravaglia; Depaoli (81′ Conti), Ghilardi (81′. Buyla), Gonzaléz, Giordano; Girelli, Ricci, Panada (81′  Kasami); La Gumina (65′ Delle Monache), Askildsen; De Luca.

Subs: Stankovic, Tantalocchi, Vieira, Esposito, Verre, Borini, Yepes, Langella.

Coach: Andrea Pirlo.

BOLOGNA – HELLAS VERONA
Renato Dall’Ara Stadium
Referee: DIONISI
Assistants: DI MONTE – TOLFO
Fourth Official:  MONALDI
VAR: PATERNA
AVAR: MUTO
21:00

⚽️   Goals: 41′ Moro, 63′ Van Hooijdonk

🟥 Red Card: 72′ Serdar (V)

🟨  Booked: 39′ Amione (V), 45′ Serdar (V)

BOLOGNA: Ravaglia, Posch (76′ Corazza), Bonifazi, Calafiori (76′ Lykogiannis), Kristiansen, Aebischer (64′ Freuler), Moro, Ndoye, Fabbian, Karlsson (64′ Urbanski), Van Hooijdonk

Subs: Bagnoli, Skorupski, Orsolini, Zirkzee, Ferguson, Saelemaekers

Coach: Thiago Motta

HELLAS VERONA: Perilli, Coppola, Magnani (dall’80’ Charlys), Amione, Tchatchoua, Hongla, Serdar, Lazovic (80′ Doig), Suslov (dal 67′ Saponara), Mboula (dall’89’ Henry), Cruz (68′ Ngonge)

Subs: Montipò, Chiesa, Djuric, Joselito, Kallon, Terracciano, Dawidowicz, Folorunsho, Bonazzoli

Coach: Marco Baroni

 Wednesday 1 November 2023 

GENOA 2 – 1 REGGIANA
Luigi Ferraris Stadium
Referee: SANTORO
Assistants: VIVENZI – BITONTI
Fourth Official:  GHERSINI
VAR: MARINI
AVAR: LONGO
15:00

⚽️   Goals: R. 53′ Haps (G), 99′ A. Gudmundsson (G), 53′ Muhamed Djamanca R)

LECCE 2 – 4 PARMA 
Via del Mare Stadium
Referee: MINELLI
Assistants: TRINCHIERI – LUCIANI
Fourth Official:  FELICIANI
VAR: MERAVIGLIA
AVAR: ABBATTISTA
18:00

⚽️   Goals: 9′ Simon Sohm (P), 28′ Ange Yohan Bonny (P), 54′ Roberto Piccoli (L), 76′ Gabriel Strefezza (L), 94′ Marin Pongracic (own goal) 97′ Dennis Man (Pen)(P)

🟨  Booked: 33’ Mihaila, 72′ Gabriel Strefezza, 74’ Coulibaly, 85′ Zagaritis, 87′ Medon Berisha

LECCE (4-3–3): Brancolini; Venuti, Baschirotto (46’ Pongracic), Touba, Gallo; Berisha, Ramadani, Oudin (63’ Banda); Sansone (63’ Almqvist), Piccoli, Strefezza.

Substitutes: Falcone, Samooja, Borbei, Rafia, Krstovic, Dorgu, Gonzalez, Gendrey, Faticanti, Smajlovic, Samek.

Coach: Roberto D’Aversa

PARMA (4-2–3-1):  Corvi; Coulibaly, Osorio (55’ Delprato), Circati, Di Chiara (62’ Zagaritis); Estévez, Sohm; Hainaut (56’ Man), Bonny (46’ Bernabé), Mihaila, Benedyczak (79’ Charpentier); Bonny.

Substitutes: Chichizola, Turk, Begić, Ansaldi, Čolak, Camara, Hernani, Amoran, Haj Mohamed.

Coach: Fabio Pecchia

UDINESE 1 – 2 CAGLIARI 
Dacia Arena
Referee: COSSO
Assistants: PERROTTI – NIEDDA
Fourth Official: PERENZONI
VAR: GARIGLIO
AVAR: MUTO
21:00

⚽️   Goals:  63′ Axel Guessand (U), 80′ Nicolas Viola (C), 120′ Gianluca Lapadula (C)

🟨  Booked:  Pereiro (C), Guessand (U), Wieteska (C), Quina (U), Ferreira (U)

Udinese (3-5-2): Okoye; Ferreira, Tikvic, Guessand (95’ Nwachukwu); Aké, Zarraga, Camara (89’ Pejicic), Lovric (66’ Quina), Kamara (66’ Zemura); Thauvin (66’ Pafundi), Lucca (89’ Diawara).

Subs: Silvestri, Padelli, Festy, Masina, Samardzic.

Coach: Cioffi

Cagliari (4-4-2): Radunovic; Di Pardo (18’ Zappa), Hatzidiakos, Wieteska, Azzi (76’ Lapadula); Oristanio (76’ Pereiro), Makoumbou, Sulemana (106’ Deiola), Jankto (46’ Obert); Shomurodov (76’ Viola), Petagna.

Subs: Aresti, Scuffet, Goldaniga, Dossena, Prati, Augello, Desogus.

Coach: Claudio Ranieri

 Thursday 2 November 2023 

SASSUOLO 0 (5) – (4) 0 SPEZIA (on penalty shootouts)
Mapei Stadium
Referee: ZUFFERLI
Assistants: MASTRODONATO – ARACE
Fourth Official:  BARONI
VAR: SERRA
AVAR: PAGNOTTA
18:00

⚽️ Goals – Penalty shootouts:   Kouda (Sp) goal, Berardi (Sa) goal, Moro (Sp) saved, Pinamonti (Sa) goal, Candelari (Sp) goal, Bajrami (Sa) goal, Nikolaou (Sp) goal, Thorstvedt (Sa) goal, Esposito S. (Sp) goal, Laurientè (Sa) gol

🟨 Booked: Volpato, Berardi, Racic (Sa), Candelari, Hristov, Krollis, Pietra (SP)

Sassuolo (4-3-3): Cragno; Pedersen, Tressoldi, Viti, Missori; Castillejo (77′ Berardi), Racic (91′ Lipani), Volpato (66′ Thorstvedt); Defrel (77′ Berardi), Mulattieri (99′ Pinamonti), Ceide (66′ Laurientè).

Subs: Pegolo, Consigli, Erlic, Ferrari, Vina, Toljan, Boloca.

Coach: Alessio Dionisi

Spezia (3-4-1-2): Zoet; Bertola, Gelashvili (59′ Hristov), Serpe; Pietra (81′ Candelari), Corradini (71′ Esposito S.), Ekdal (95′ Nikolaou), Moutinho; Cipot; Krollis (59′ Moro), Verde (71′ Kouda).

Subs: Mascardi, Zovko, Esposito P, Cugnata.

Coach: Alvini

TORINO – FROSINONE
Olimpico di Torino Stadium
Referee: FOURNEAU
Assistants: ROCCA – GARZELLI
Fourth Official:  GUALTIERI
VAR: ABBATTISTA
AVAR: DI VUOLO
21:00

⚽️ Goals: 5’ Ibrahimovic (F), 31’ Zima (T), 8’ pts Reinier (F)

TORINO (3-5-2): Gemello; Zima, Buongiorno, Rodriguez; Lazaro (53′ Bellanova), Tameze (65′ Ilic), Linetty (65′ Vlasic), Gineitis, Vojvoda; Sanabria (78′ Pellegri, 1′ first extra time Seck), Zapata (78′ Karamoh).

Subs: Milinkovic Savic V.,Popa, Radonjic, Sazonov, Seck, Ricci, Antolini, N’Guessan

Coach: Ivan Juric.

FROSINONE (3-4-2-1): Cerofolini; Lirola, Okoli, Monterisi; Kvernadze (61′ Marchizza), Mazzitelli (1’ second extra time Lulic), Bourabia (78′ Barrenechea), Oyono; Brescianini (61′ Soulé), Ibrahimovic (78′ Reinier); Cheddira (1’ second extra time Kaio Jorge).

Subs: Turati, Frattali, Lusuardi, Romagnoli, Garritano, Baez.

Coach: Eusebio Di Francesco.