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Result MONZA 1 – 1 PARMA, Saturday 15 March 2025, Serie A Week 29

Result MONZA 1 – 1 PARMA, Saturday 15 March 2025, Serie A Week 29


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45% Ball Possession MONZA and 55% Ball Possession PARMA
          Monza 1 – 1 Parma
59′ Armando Izzo                                   84′ Ange-Yoan Bonny
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Serie A Standing BEFORE the game:
Parma, 17th position with 24 points and a negative goal difference of -14
Monza, 20th position with 14 points and a negative goal difference of -25

Monza and Parma ended their Serie A Week 29 with a draw on Saturday, March 15, 2025, at the U-Power Stadium in Monza, Italy. Currently sitting at the bottom of the table with just 15 points.  Meanwhile, Parma reached 25 points.   Today’s draw benefits Parma more than Monza, as both teams earn an additional point in the standings.

Monza dominated the first half, which ended without any goals.  Parma stepped up their game in the second half. Monza kicked off strongly, breaking the deadlock in the 60th minute with a corner kick that Izzo converted with a precise tap-in following a setup from D’Ambrosio.

For about twenty minutes, the pace was relentless, but then Parma shifted gears. With fresh players on the field, they found the equalizer.  Bonny scored in the 84th minute with a brilliant double dribble followed by a shot that hit the underside of the crossbar. The final moments of the match were intense. Parma pushing for a second goal through Ondrejka, but Turati remained composed and made the save. This thrilling battle for survival concluded in the 94th minute.

Next up, Nesta and Chivu’s teams will face off in their upcoming matches, with one traveling to Cagliari and the other hosting Verona.

The match …

Monza gained the upper hand in the 59th minute when Armando Izzo found the back of the net with a powerful right-footed shot aimed at the top center. The goal was set up by Danilo D’Ambrosio.  He capitalized on a corner kick awarded after Enrico Delprato’s foul. This crucial goal puts the Brianza team ahead, originating from a corner taken by Castrovilli, which D’Ambrosio cleverly redirected to his captain, allowing him to score past goalkeeper Zion Suzuki.

In the 84th minute, Parma leveled the score at 1-1 thanks to a stunning goal.   Ange-Yoan Bonny, who struck with his right foot into the top right corner. The assist came from Mandela Keita. Bonny, a substitute, showcased his skills with a brilliant individual effort. After receiving the ball from Keita, he maneuvered past two defenders, surged forward, then cut back onto his right foot to curl the ball into the far post. A fantastic finish from the Ducal striker, bringing the match to parity for Monza.


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Parma secured a victory in the first leg of this championship against Monza. The last time the dukes achieved wins in their opening two Serie A matches against the same opponent was back in the 2013/14 season against Sassuolo.

Monza has struggled against Parma, failing to win any of their last seven encounters across Serie A and Serie B, with five draws and two losses. The last time the Brianza team triumphed over the dukes in these competitions was on March 24, 1985, when they won 3-0 at home in the cadetteria. When it comes to home matches, Parma is the team Monza has faced the most without suffering a defeat in either Serie A or B, boasting 10 wins and six draws in 16 meetings. The only draw in the 2000s occurred on March 2, 2022, ending in a 1-1 tie in the cadetteria.

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Although Monza has struggled to find the net in three home league matches, they have managed to avoid defeat in two of their last four Serie A home games (1 win, 1 draw), following a streak of five consecutive losses.

In the current Serie A season, only Venezia (six points) and Monza (seven points) have earned fewer away points than Parma, who have accumulated eight. Notably, Parma has suffered losses in their last four away matches and hasn’t experienced a longer losing streak on the road in a single season since April to May 2021, when they lost five in a row. Since December, Monza has faced defeat in 12 out of 14 Serie A matches. During this same timeframe, only Southampton (with 13 losses) has recorded more defeats among the top five European leagues, while Leicester has also lost 12 times.

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Result ⚪🔴 Monza 1 – 1 Parma 🟡🔵
Saturday 15 March 2025
U-Power Stadium
Monza, Italy

15:00

Referee: MANGANIELLO
Assistants:  MONDIN – CORTESE
Fourth Official:  FERRIERI CAPUTI
VAR: MERAVIGLIA
AVAR: LA PENNA

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⚪🔴 Lineup MONZA (3-5-2): Turati; Pedro Pereira, Izzo, D’Ambrosio; Birindelli (72’ Ciurria), Castrovilli (72’ Akpa Akpro), Bianco (80’ Gagliardini), Zeroli (85′ Caprari), Kyriakopoulos (80’ Lekovic); Mota Carvalho, Keita Balde.

Subs:  Pizzignacco, Mazza, Brorsson, Urbanski, Forson, Palacios, Ganvoula, Petagna, Martins, Vignato.

Coach: Alessandro Nesta.

🟡🔵  Lineup PARMA(4-2-3-1):  Suzuki; Delprato, Leoni (64’ Balogh), Valenti, Valeri; Estévez (64’ Haj), Keita; Man (63’ Hernani Jr), Bernabé (82’ Ondrejka), Almqvist (70’ Bonny); Pellegrino.

Subs: Marcone, Corvi, Løvik, Hainaut, Camara.

Coach: Christian Chivu

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Result GENOA 2 – 1 LECCE, Friday 14 March 2025, Serie A Week 29

Result GENOA 2 – 1 LECCE, Friday 14 March 2025, Serie A Week 29


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          Genoa 2 – 1 Lecce   
16′ Fabio Miretti                        68′ Nikola Krstovic (pen)
45+2′ Fabio Miretti
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Serie A Standing BEFORE the game:
Lecce, 16th position with 25 points and a negative goal difference of -26
Genoa, 12th position with 32 points and a negative goal difference of -10

Genoa won the Serie A Week 29 match on Friday, March 14, 2024, at the Luigi Ferraris Stadium in Genoa, Italy.  The Grifoni secured a victory against Lecce, making significant progress towards safety. The match concluded with a score of 2-1 in favor of the home team, thanks to two goals from Miretti and a penalty kick converted by Krstovic. With this win, Genoa climbs to 35 points, sitting in 12th place, and Vieira’s squad heads into the break with a comfortable 13-point cushion above the relegation zone. Meanwhile, Lecce stays in 16th place, only two points clear of third-from-bottom Empoli.

Genoa had the upper hand in the first half, demonstrating more effectiveness in the opponent’s territory, even if they didn’t create a multitude of chances. Lecce entered the second half with confidence, but Giampaolo’s team could only score via a penalty taken by Krstovic, who has already hit double figures in our league.

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The match …

Genoa opened the scoring in the 16th minute when Fabio Miretti found the back of the net with a powerful right-footed shot that soared past goalkeeper Wladimiro Falcone. The setup for the goal came from Ruslan Malinovskyi. After facing a close call, Genoa capitalized on the opportunity with Miretti’s volley, expertly assisted by Malinovskyi.

Genoa increased their lead in the 45+2 minute just before halftime. Fabio Miretti found the net with a left-footed shot aimed at the bottom left corner, assisted by Ruslan Malinovskyi. With his back to the goal, Miretti skillfully turned to his left and outmaneuvered Falcone right before the first half concluded, thanks to Malinovskyi’s setup.

Lecce made it a closer game in the 68th minute when Nikola Krstovic scored from the penalty spot, placing a right-footed shot into the bottom left corner. The penalty was given after Alan Matturro handled the ball in the area. With this successful conversion, the Montenegrin striker managed to get past goalkeeper Nicola Leali and reignite the contest.

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Genoa enters this crucial match for survival after playing two significant games to secure their place in the league. Vieira’s squad managed to draw 1-1 against Cagliari and Empoli, and prior to that, they achieved a 2-0 victory over Venezia, which has helped the rossoblu establish a 10-point cushion above the relegation zone.

On the other hand, Lecce is facing a tough situation.  They have suffered three straight losses, the most recent being a narrow 3-2 defeat at home to Milan, despite a strong start in the first half. The last time Giampaolo’s team celebrated a win was on January 31, when they triumphed 3-1 against Parma. Since then, the Salento side has only managed to earn 2 points from 5 matches, but they are still managing to stay out of the relegation zone for the time being.

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🔴🔵 Result Genoa 2 – 1 Lecce 🟡🔴
Friday 14 March 2025
Luigi Ferraris Stadium
Genoa, Italy

20:45

Referee: MARESCA
Assistants: SCATRAGLI – ZINGARELLI
Fourth Official:  GALIPO’
VAR: MAZZOLENI
AVAR: CAMPLONE

⚽️ Goals: 16′, 45 +2′ Fabio Miretti (G), 68′ Nikola Krstovic (L)(pen)
 
🟨 Yellow Cards: 29′ Aarón Martín (G), 34′ Fabio Miretti (G), 49′ Medon Berisha (L), 68′ Nikola Krstovic (L), 89′ Johan Vásquez (G)

✅ Official lineups – tabellino:

🔴🔵 Lineup GENOA (4-2-3-1): Leali, Martin, De Winter, Malinovskyi, Pinamonti, Sabelli, Vasquez, Miretti, Frendrup ©, Zanoli, Masini.

Subs: Siegrist, Sommariva, Onana, Norton Cuffy, Ekhator, Matturro, Badelj, Barbini, Carbone, Venturino, Nuredini, Papastylianou.

Coach: Patrick Vieira

🟡🔴 Lineup LECCE  (4-3-3): Falcone, Berisha, Baschirotto ©, Morente, Krstović, Guilbert, Helgason, Jean, Gallo, Coulibaly, Pierotti.

Subs: Früchtl, Samooja, Rebić, Gaspar, Rafia, N’Dri, Veiga, Ramadani, Banda, Burnete, Karlsson, Tiago Gabriel, Kaba.

Coach: Marco Giampaolo

Result EMPOLI 0 – 1 AS ROMA, Sunday 9 March 2025, Serie A Week 28

Result EMPOLI 0 – 1 AS ROMA, Sunday 9 March 2025, Serie A Week 28

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36% Ball Possession EMPOLI and 64% Ball Possession AS ROMA
               Empoli 0 – 1 AS Roma 
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Serie A Standing BEFORE the game:
Empoli, 18th position with 22 points and a negative goal difference of -21
AS Roma, 9th position with 43 points and a positive goal difference of +12

Empoli lost the Serie A Week 28 match on Sunday, March 9, 2025, at the Carlo Castellani Stadium in Empoli, Italy. Empoli, fighting hard to avoid relegation, crumbled. Roma is still pushing forward in their quest for a spot in the European zone. Currently, they sit in 7th place with 46 points, while Bologna holds the 6th position with 50 points. In their latest match, Roma secured a victory against Empoli, thanks to a goal from Soulé just one minute in. The team maintained control throughout the game, hitting both the post and the crossbar, but they faced a scare at the very end when Konate’s header narrowly missed the target.

The match …

What a quick start! In less than a minute, Roma is already ahead! Matías Soulé found the net with a stunning left-footed shot into the top right corner, thanks to an assist from Anass Salah-Eddine. Empoli 1 – 0 Roma.

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🔵 Empoli 0 – 1 AS Roma 💛❤️
Sunday 9 March 2025
Carlo Castellani Stadium
Empoli, Italy

18:00

Referee: DI BELLO
Assistants: PERROTTI – MASTRODONATO
Fourth Official: BONACINA
VAR: PATERNA
AVAR: MASSA

⚽️ Goals: 1′ Matías Soulé (R)

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👉🔵 Lineup EMPOLI (3-4-2-1): Silvestri; Goglichidze, Marianucci, De Sciglio; Gyasi, Grassi, Henderson, Pezzella; Esposito, Cacace; Colombo.

Subs: Seghetti, Vasquez, Brancolini, Sambia, Kouamé, Kovalenko, Ebuehi, Tosto, Bacci, Asmussen, Campaniello, Konate.

Coach: Roberto D’Aversa.

👉🟡🔴 Lineup AS ROMA (3-4-2-1): Svilar; Nelsson, Hummels, NDicka; Saud, Paredes, Koné, Salah-Eddine; Soulè, Pellegrini; Shomurodov.

Subs: Terracciano, Martinelli, Pongracic, Beltran, Gosens, Moreno, Richardson, Adli, Caprini.

Coach: Claudio Ranieri

Result NAPOLI 2 – 1 FIORENTINA, Sunday 9 March 2025, Serie A Week 28

Result NAPOLI 1 – 0 FIORENTINA, Sunday 9 March 2025, Serie A Week 28


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% Ball Possession NAPOLI and % Ball Possession FIORENTINA
        Napoli 2 – 1 Fiorentina
26′ Romelu Lukaku                       66′ Albert Gudmundsson
60′ Giacomo Raspadori

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Serie A Standing BEFORE the game:
Fiorentina, 7th position with 45 points and a positive goal difference of +14
Napoli, 2nd position with 57 points and a positive goal difference of +21

Napoli won the Serie A Week 28 match on Sunday, March 9, 2025, at the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium in Naples, Italy.  The battle for the Scudetto is heating up! Napoli secured a vital three points by defeating Fiorentina 2-1. The goals came from Lukaku, Raspadori, and Gudmundsson. With this win, Napoli now has 60 points, just one point shy of Inter, who leads with 61 points.   Napoli also widening the gap over Atalanta and Juventus.

Fiorentina remains in seventh place, five points behind sixth-place Bologna. The Azzurri opened the scoring in the first half when Lukaku tapped in an easy goal after De Gea’s save on McTominay’s shot. In the 60th minute, the duo of Lukaku and Raspadori struck again, with Raspadori finding the net with a left-footed shot. Fiorentina attempted to make a comeback with a stunning curler from Gudmundsson, assisted by Kean, but Napoli held on to secure the win after more than a month.

Antonio Conte’s squad has been struggling lately, going five league matches without a win, which includes four draws and one loss. The last time the Azzurri secured a victory in Serie A was on January 25, when they triumphed over Juventus.

Napoli strikes first in the 26th minute as Belgian forward Romelu Lukaku finds the net with a powerful left-footed shot into the top right corner. The score is now Napoli 1 – 0 Fiorentina.

In a well-coordinated play, Napoli moved the ball through the three-quarter line, with Lukaku delivering a pass into the penalty area for Raspadori. The Italian striker managed to shake off the challenge from newcomer Pongracic and, in a one-on-one situation with De Gea, scored with a low left-footed shot that struck the crossbar. Napoli is up 2 – 0 over Fiorentina.

In the 66th minute, Fiorentina closed the gap when Albert Gudmundsson found the net with a right-footed shot aimed at the bottom right corner. Moise Kean provided the assist. Pongracic delivered a vertical pass to the edge of the area, where Kean cleverly back-heeled it to Gudmundsson, who then curled the ball from outside the box into the bottom right corner.

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Napoli and Fiorentina have been very evenly matched in their last six Serie A matches: two wins each and two draws. After a 3-0 win in the first leg, the Neapolitans could win both league games against the Viola for the first time since 2020/21.

Napoli and Fiorentina have alternated one win each in their last six home matches against the Neapolitans in Serie A, with the Viola winning 3-1 on 8 October 2023 in the most recent one. The Tuscans have not won two away games in a row against the Campanians in Serie A since 1994 and 1995 (with Claudio Ranieri at the helm of the Viola).

For the first time, a team coached by Antonio Conte has gone five consecutive matches without a win in the top five European leagues: four draws and one defeat for Napoli in their last five Serie A matches. Their last league win dates back to 25 January against Juventus.

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Napoli have drawn their last two league games at the Maradona (against Udinese and Inter, both 1-1), the Partenopei have not drawn at least three home games in a row in Serie A since the period between January and February 2010 with Walter Mazzarri at the helm (four in that case).

After defeats against Inter and Hellas Verona, Fiorentina could lose three away games in a row in Serie A for the first time since January and February 2024.

Romelu Lukaku (nine goals in the current championship) could reach double figures for goals for the 12th season in the Big 5 European leagues: since his first season on the scoresheet in these competitions (with West Bromwich in 2012/13), only Robert Lewandowski (13) has managed to do so in more different championships.

Matteo Politano has scored four goals against Fiorentina in Serie A (two with Sassuolo, one with Inter and one with Napoli), only against Milan and Genoa has he scored more in the top flight (five against both).


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Result 🔵  Napoli 1 – 0 Fiorentina 💜⚜️
Sunday 9 March 2025
Diego Armando Maradona Stadium
Napoli, Italy

15:00

Referee: COLOMBO
Assistants: CECCONI – DEI GIUDICI
Fourth Official: MARCHETTI
VAR: MERAVIGLIA
AVAR: CHIFFI

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👉🔵  Lineup NAPOLI (3-5-2): Meret; Di Lorenzo, Rrahmani, Buongiorno; Politano, Gilmour, Lobotka, McTominay, Spinazzola; Lukaku, Raspadori.

Subs: Contini, Scuffet, Juan Jesus, Okafor, Billing, Marin, Olivera, Simeone, Ngonge, Hasa.

Coach: Antonio Conte.

👉💜⚜️ Lineup FIORENTINA (3-5-2): De Gea; Comuzzo, Marí, Ranieri; Dodo, Ndour, Cataldi, Fagioli, Parisi; Gudmundsson, Kean.

Subs: Terracciano, Martinelli, Pongracic, Beltran, Gosens, Moreno, Richardson, Adli, Caprini.

Coach: Raffaele Palladino.

Result HELLAS VERONA 1 – 2 BOLOGNA, Sunday 9 March 2025, Serie A Week 28

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% Ball Possession HELLAS VERONA and % Ball Possession BOLOGNA
    Hellas Verona 1 – 2 Bologna
80′ Daniel Mosquera                    40′ Jens Odgaard
🟥 70′ Nicolás Valentini               78′ Nicolò Cambiaghi
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Serie A Standing BEFORE the game:
Bologna, 6th position with 47 points and a positive goal difference of +9
Hellas Verona, 14th position with 26 points and a negative goal difference of -29

Hellas Verona lost the Serie A Week 28 match on Sunday, March 9, 2025, at the Marc’Antonio Bentegodi Stadium in Verona, Italy.  It’s an important victory, Bologna made significant strides in their quest for European qualification with three key takeaways from the match. Bologna now sits at 50 points, while Verona remains at 26.   Bologna, under Vincenzo Italiano, is enjoying a strong season securing their third consecutive win at the Bentegodi, having only lost once in their last ten matches, with five wins and four draws.

The rossonlù managed to break the deadlock in the first half, with Jens Odgaard finding the net after a setup from Calabria. Verona faced a setback when Valentini received a second yellow card, leading to his dismissal.

Bologna extended their lead to 2-0 thanks to Cambiaghi, capitalizing on a mistake by goalkeeper Lorenzo Montipò. However, Verona responded quickly, narrowing the deficit in the 80th minute with a goal from the recently substituted Mosquera. Unfortunately, this wasn’t enough to prevent their fourth loss in five matches.

After suffering an away loss in Turin, Verona is eager to build on their recent home victory against Fiorentina from two weeks ago. The Gialloblù currently sit four points above the relegation zone, having recorded two wins and three losses in their last five matches.

Bologna gained the upper hand in the 40th minute when Jens Odgaard found the net with a precise left-footed shot into the bottom left corner. Davide Calabria provided the assist, showcasing his skill as he maneuvered across the field to set up Odgaard, who confidently slotted the ball past goalkeeper Lorenzo Montipò into the far post!

🟥   Hellas Verona has been reduced to 10 players since the 70th minute when Nicolás Valentini received a red card for accumulating two yellow cards. The match score is Verona 0 – 1 Bologna.

Bologna extended their advantage in the 78th minute when Nicolò Cambiaghi found the net with a left-footed strike into the bottom right corner. The goal was set up by Benjamín Domínguez, who delivered a pass to Cambiaghi in the box. Although the shot from the former Empoli player wasn’t too threatening, Montipò mishandled it, allowing the ball to slip through his fingers and into the goal! The score now stands at Verona 0 – 2 Bologna.

Hellas Verona made it a tighter match in the 80th minute. Daniel Mosquera scored from close range, sending the ball into the bottom right corner and outsmarting goalkeeper Lukasz Skorupski. The current score is Verona 1 – 2 Bologna.

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Following their 3-2 victory on December 30, Hellas Verona has the chance to secure both seasonal matches against Bologna in Serie A for the first time ever. The last time they managed to achieve back-to-back wins against the Felsinei in this tournament was between March and December 1978. Additionally, Hellas Verona remains unbeaten in their last five Serie A matches at the Bentegodi against Bologna, with a record of 2 wins and 3 draws. The last time the Emilians triumphed away against the Venetians in the top division was on November 20, 2017, when they won 3-2 under coach Roberto Donadoni.

Hellas Verona won their last home match of the championship against Fiorentina 1-0, the Scaligeri could obtain two consecutive home wins for the first time this Serie A season; in addition, the Gialloblù have not recorded two clean sheets in a row at the Bentegodi since January 2023.

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Bologna have won their last two league matches against Milan and Cagliari, while the Rossoblù have only once achieved three wins in a row in this Serie A season: between October and November 2024 (against Cagliari, Lecce and Roma).
Bologna have won only one of their last seven league away games (D4, L2): 2-0 against Torino on 21 December. The Felsinei have remained dry in their last two away matches in Serie A and have not recorded three consecutive away games without a goal in the tournament since January 2021.

Only Roma (18) have scored more goals than Bologna (17) in 2025 in Serie A, while Hellas Verona are the team that has scored the fewest goals (three in nine games) in the new calendar year in the league.
Bologna have scored 42 goals in this championship, the last season in which the rossoblù scored more after 27 Serie A games dates back to 1996/97 (43) – in the last tournament, at this point of the season the rossoblù had scored 41 goals.

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Result 🟡🔵  Hellas Verona 1 – 2 Bologna 🔴🔵
Sunday 9 March 2025
Marc’Antonio Bentegodi Stadium
Verona, Italy

12:30

Referee: RAPUANO
Assistants: TOLFO – ROSSI M.
Fourth Official: PAIRETTO
VAR: LA PENNA
AVAR: MARINI

⚽️ Goals:

🟥 Red Card: 70′ Nicolás Valentini (V) (second yellow card)

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Official Lineups – Formations – Tabellino:

👉🟡🔵 Lineup HELLAS VERONA (3-4-2-1): Montipò – Dawidowicz, Coppola, Valentini – Tchatchoua, Duda, Niasse, Bradaric – Suslov, Bernede – Sarr.

Subs: Berardi, Perilli, Oyegoke, Daniliuc, Faraoni, Lambourde, Lazovic, Tengstedt, Livramento, Okou, Kastanos, Mosquera, Ajayi, Cisse, Ghilardi

Coach: Paolo Zanetti

👉🔴🔵 Lineup BOLOGNA (4-2-3-1): Skorupski – Calabria, Lucumì, Beukema, Miranda – Moro, Ferguson – Orsolini, Odgaard, Ndoye – Castro.

Subs: Bagnolini, Ravaglia, Holm, Erlic, Casale, El Azzouzi, Pobega, Aebischer, Lykogiannis, Dallinga, Cambiaghi, De Silvestri, Dominguez, Pedrola, Fabbian.

Coach: Vincenzo Italiano