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Match Officials Italy Serie A Week 21 – Twenty First Round Fixtures, Referees, Assistants, and Fourth Officials for Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 January 2014







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Here
are the complete match officials and fixture for the Italian Serie A
Week 21 – Twenty-First Round on  Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 January 2014 
as designated
by the Italian Referee Association
(AIA).   

               

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Match Officials designation Serie A TIM Twenty First Round
Designazioni arbitrali ventunessima giornata

 
 
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Referee Massimiliano Irrati from the Pistoia section will direct the
Serie A Week 21 game, Napoli vs Chievo Verona and will be assisted by Stallone and Ghiandai while
fourth
official is Petrella.  The game on Saturday 25 January 2014 at the San Paolo Stadium in Naples, Italy at 18:00

Saturday 25 January 2014

NAPOLI – CHIEVO VERONA 
Referee:  IRRATI
Assistants: STALLONE – GHIANDAI
Fourth Official: PETRELLA
ADD1: GIACOMELLI
ADD2: LA PENNA
18:00

LAZIO – JUVENTUS 
Referee:  MASSA
Assistants: BARBIRATI – MARZALONI
Fourth Official: DI LIBERATORE
ADD1: BERGONZI
ADD2: GERVASONI
20:45

Sunday 26 January 2014

HELLAS VERONA – AS ROMA

Referee:  MAZZOLENI
Assistants: PAGANESSI – IORI
Fourth Official: IANNELLO
ADD1: ROCCHI
ADD2: PINZANI
12:30

CAGLIARI – AC MILAN
Referee:  DOVERI
Assistants: DE PINTO – SCHENONE
Fourth Official: GRILLI
ADD1: RIZZOLI
ADD2: DI BELLO
15:00

INTER – CATANIA
Referee:  DE MARCO
Assistants: POSADO – MARRAZZO
Fourth Official: CARIOLATO
ADD1: RUSSO
ADD2: FABBRI
15:00 

LIVORNO – SASSUOLO

Referee:  CELI
Assistants: MANGANELLI – PADOVAN
Fourth Official: CRISPO
ADD1: VALERI
ADD2: MANGANIELLO
15:00

PARMA – UDINESE
Referee:  PERUZZO
Assistants: LIBERTI – TONOLINI
Fourth Official: GIALLATINI
ADD1: DAMATO
ADD2: BRUNO
15:00

SAMPDORIA – BOLOGNA
Referee:  GUIDA
Assistants: BIANCHI – MUSOLINO
Fourth Official: DE LUCA
ADD1: BANTI
ADD2: ABBATTISTA
15:00

TORINO – ATALANTA
Referee:  TAGLIAVENTO
Assistants: DE MEO – LONGO
Fourth Official: COSTANZO
ADD1: CERVELLERA
ADD2: GAVILLUCCI

15:00

FIORENTINA – GENOA 
Referee:  TOMMASI
Assistants: DI FIORE – LA ROCCA
Fourth Official: PASSERI
ADD1: ORSATO
ADD2: NASCA
20:45















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SERIE A: SUSPENSIONS BY THE SPORTING AUTHORITIES

By Anna Italia
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Here is  the list of suspensions by the sporting authorities after the latest round of Serie A matches after Round 20 completed on Sunday 19 January 2014.

The following have all been given a 1 match ban:
Konè (Bologna),
Ibarbo (Cagliari),
Onazi and Lulic (Lazio),
Barrientos (Catania),
Chiellini (Juventus),
Fernandez (Napoli),
Lucarelli (Parma),
Lucchini and Migliaccio (Atalanta),
Regini (Sampdoria),
Gonzalo Rodriguez (Fiorentina).

Bologna’s coach Davide Ballardini has also been given a 1 match touch-line ban while Bologna football club have been given a suspended sentence for one of their stands after anti-Neapolitan chants and banners. 

Serie A Results Week 20, Italian Serie A ROUNDUP 2013 – 2014 for Round 20 on Saturday 18 and Sunday 19 January 2014, matchday 20







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Hello my friends.  Here is the Serie A ROUNDUP for
the
Serie A Week 20, 2013 – 2014 Season on  Saturday 18 and Sunday 19
January 2014, matchday 20.    

Serie A seeing again the super Juventus achieving another record.  Juventus winning their 12th consecutive game after defeating Livorno, Juventus 4 – 2 Sampdoria.    Juventus confirming their dominion as sole leaders of the Serie A with 55 points keeping the advantage of +8 points ahead of AS Roma who are in the second place.
 

AS Roma keeping the race for the Scudetto alive.  Roma defeating Livorno with a crashing victory: AS Roma 3 – 0 Livorno  It’s a bad debut for Livorno coach Perotti who replaced coach Davide Nicola.  Livoro remaining in the relegation zone.

Lazio making a comeback and defeat Udinese.  Lazio being down and then claiming the full 3 points with only 10 players.

Highlight of the game, Catania 0 – 3 Fiorentina, seeing the great debut of new Fiorentina player Alessandro Matri who transferred from AC Milan.  Matri not only scoring 2 goals, but also providing the assist for Fernandez’ goal.

AC Milan coach Clarence Seedorf debuts with a victory in San Siro defeating Hellas Verona.  It is forward Mario Balotelli who converts a penalty in the 82nd minute.  The penalty conceded by Verona defender Alejandro Gonzalez for a foul  on Kaka bringing him down.

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Here is the situation. Juventus in the 1st position with 55 points and a
positive goal difference of +36. AS Roma in the 2nd position with 47 points and a positive goal difference of +32.   Napoli in the 3rd position with 43 points and a positive goal difference of +21.

The Europa League zone.  Fiorentina in the 4th position with 40 points and a positive goal difference of +17.  Inter in the 5th position with 32 points and a positive goal difference of +14.

Relegation Zone:  Sassuolo in the 18th position with 17 points and a negative goal difference of -22.  Livorno in the 19th position with 13 points and a negative goal difference of -20  Catania in the 20th position with 13 points and a negative goal difference of -24.


Up to Round 20, Week 20  most  scored goals in favor: Juventus scoring 50 goals

Up to Round 20, Week 20 most scored against: Sassuolo conceding 43 goals
Top scorer  up to Round 20: Fiorentina forward Giuseppe Rossi with 14 goals

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Up to Week  20
Serie A Standing

POS TEAM Pts
1 Juventus 55
2 AS Roma 47
3 Napoli 43
4 Fiorentina 40
5 Inter 32
6 Hellas Verona 32
7 Torino 29
8 Parma 29
9 Lazio 27
10 Genoa 26
11 AC Milan 25
12 Atalanta 24
13 Sampdoria 21
14 Cagliari 21
15 Udinese 20
16 Chievo Verona 17
17 Bologna 17
18 Sassuolo
17
19 Livorno
13
20 Catania 13


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Italy Serie A  Week 20
 
Saturday 18, Sunday 19 January 2014

Saturday 18 January 2014
  
Juventus 4 – 2 Sampdoria

AS Roma 3 – 0 Livorno

 

Sunday 19 January 2014

Udinese 2 – 3 Lazio

Atalanta 1 – 0 Cagliari

Catania 0 – 3 Fiorentina

Genoa 1 – 0 Inter

Bologna 2 – 2 Napoli

Chievo Verona 1 – 2 Parma

Sassuolo 0 – 2 Torino

AC Milan 1 – 0 Hellas Verona

 
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Saturday 18 January 2014
 

AS Roma 3 – 0 Livorno

69% Ball Possession AS ROMA and 31% Ball Possession LIVORNO

Juventus 4 – 2 Sampdoria

51% Ball Possession JUVENTUS and 49% Ball Possession SAMPDORIA

Sunday 19 January 2014

Udinese 2 – 3 Lazio

44% Ball Possession UDINESE and 56% Ball Possession LAZIO

Atalanta 1 – 0 Cagliari

47% Ball Possession ATALANTA and 53% Ball Possession CAGLIARI

Catania 0 – 3 Fiorentina

34% Ball Possession CATANIA and 66% Ball Possession FIORENTINA

Genoa 1 – 0 Inter 

42% Ball Possession GENOA and 58% Ball Possession INTER

Bologna 2 – 2 Napoli

36% Ball Possession BOLOGNA  and 64% Ball Possession NAPOLI

Chievo Verona 1 – 2 Parma

39% Ball Possession CHIEVO VERONA and 61% Ball Possession PARMA

Sassuolo 0 – 2 Torino

51% Ball Possession SASSUOLO and 49% Ball Possession TORINO

AC Milan 1 – 0 Hellas Verona

% Ball Possession AC MILAN and % Ball Possession HELLAS VERONA


    
Chievo Verona 1 – 2 Parma
 
14′ Alberto Paloschi         27′ Antonio Cassano
                                         
90′ Alessandro Lucarelli
                             

  Marc’Antonio Bentegodi Stadium
 
Referee:  Orsato di Schio
Assistants: Avellano-Iannello
Fourth Official: La Rocca
Add1: Di Bello,
Add2: Borriello
     AC Milan 1 – 0 Hellas Verona
 
82′ Mario Balotelli (pen) 

  San Siro Stadium

Referee: Bergonzi di Genova
Assistants: Giallatini-Dobosz
Fourth Official: Paganessi
Add1: De Marco
Add2: Candussio

 

        Udinese 2 – 3 Lazio  
  8′ Antonio Di Natale (pen)          62′ A. Candreva (pen)
68′ Emmanuel Agyemang-Badu  82′ A. Lazzari (o.g)
                                                     90′ Hernanes


                                              

  Friuli Stadium
  
Referee: Rocchi di Firenze
Assistants: Nicoletti-Grilli
Fourth Official: Bianchi
Add1: Massa,
Add2: Merchiori

  Bologna 2 – 2 Napoli 
  
37′ Rolando Bianchi       61′ Gonzalo Higuain (pen)
   90′ Rolando Bianchi       80′ Jose M. Callejon 





  Renato Dall’Ara Stadium

Referee: DAMATO 

Assistants: CRISPO – PRETI 


Fourth Official: GHIANDAI 


ADD1: DOVERI 


ADD2: CIAMPI 

 


     AS Roma 3 – 0 Livorno 
   
6′ Mattia Destro
  36′ Kevin Strootman
  78′ Ljajic

  Olimpico di Roma Stadium 
 

Referee: Russo di Nola
Assistants: Tasso-Meli
Fourth Official: Tonolini
Add1: Peruzzo
Add2: Nasca

 Atalanta 1 – 0 Cagliari
 
68′ Giacomo Bonaventura 

 
Atleti Azzurri D’Italia Stadium

Referee: MARIANI 

Assistants: GALLONI – VUOTO 
Fourth Official: MUSOLINO 
ADD1: TAGLIAVENTO 

ADD2: GHERSINI

 

  Catania 0 – 3 Fiorentina 
                                   
25′ Matias Fernandez
                                   
28′ Alessandro Matri
                                    41′ Alessandro Matri




  Angelo Massimino Stadium

 

Referee: Banti di Livorno
Assistants: Costanzo-Passeri
Fourth Official: Marrazzo
Add1: Mazzoleni;
Add2: Celi

        Sassuolo 0 – 2 Torino 
                                        
25′ Ciro Immobile
                                        

48′ Ciro Immobile


  Mapei
Stadium

Referee: Giacomelli di Trieste
Assistants: Stefani-Faverani
Fourth Official: Di Fiore
Add1: Guida,
Add2: Chiffi

    Juventus 4 – 2 Sampdoria 
18′ Arturo Vidal           38′ Andrea Barzagli (o.g)
24′ Fernando Llorente  69′ Manolo Gabbiadini
41′ Arturo Vidal (pen)
78′ Paul Pogba
 
                                   

  Juventus Stadium


Referee: Gervasoni di Mantova
Assistants: De Luca-Petrella
Fourth Official: Posado
Add1: Tommasi
Add2: Irrati
       Genoa 1 – 0 Inter
 
83′ Luca Antonelli      

  


  Luigi Ferraris
Stadium

Referee: Rizzoli di Bologna
Assistants: Di Liberatore-Cariolato
Fourth Official: Manganelli;
Add1: Valeri,
Add2: Pinzani

      

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“The important thing is winning, and we’re doing that well.” Juventus forward Fernando Llorente









After heading home in the 4-2 win that Juventus began the second half
of the season with tonight, Fernando Llorente has called on the team to
keep up their blistering form as their march through the campaign
continues.

Speaking after the final whistle, the Spaniard commented: “Our team
is doing really well as we are, we need to continue along this path.
The important thing is winning, and we’re doing that well.”

Llorente’s powerful header was his fourth aerial goal of the season
– more than any other Serie A player but Luca Toni has managed so far –
and it was an important step in a result that was by no means a
foregone conclusion against a plucky Blucerchiati side.

“It was important to win today and we’ve done it. Sampdoria proved
difficult opposition and played a great game. They caused us some
problems, and Mihajlovic’s men showed the strength they have in their
ranks.”

As the post-match interview drew to a close, the 28-year-old turned
his attentions to the Bianconeri’s next challenge: Tuesday’s Coppa
Italia quarter-final fixture with Roma, who kept up the heat on Antonio
Conte’s league-leaders with a 3-0 win over Livorno earlier today.

He concluded: “Now it’s time for the Coppa Italia. We’ll be playing against very strong opposition in Rome.”















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“Roma are enjoying a good campaign, but we’re a strong team and never give in,” Juventus Midfielder Arturo Vidal









Arturo Vidal reiterated his belief in the merits of hard work after
taking his Serie A tally to 10 goals with tonight’s double in the
Bianconeri’s 4-2 win over Sampdoria at Juventus Stadium.

The Chilean began his post-match interview by expressing his
delight at equalling last season’s overall league haul by mid-January:
“I work every day to keep developing and am happy to have found the
target tonight.”

A spirited Sampdoria performance meant Juventus were made to dig
deep to clinch all three points tonight, and Vidal predicts the Sinisa
Mihajlovic revolution will continue in spite of this evening’s setback.

“Sampdoria grew in stature after the break and found it easier to
go forward. I don’t know if they’re the team who have given us the
greatest test so far this season, but they came here to take the game to
us and will make progress this season.”

The 26-year-old concluded with a reflection on nearest Scudetto
rivals Roma before extolling the virtues of the Bianconeri’s
never-say-die spirit when asked if the team could realistically
challenge for a historic treble.  

“Roma are enjoying a good campaign, but we’re a strong team and
never give in. We want to win every competition we’re in this season and
will aim for the treble.”















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