Serie A Week 13: Result BOLOGNA 0 – 1 VENEZIA, Sunday 21 November 2021

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66% Ball Possession BOLOGNA and 34% Ball Possession VENEZIA

Bologna 0 – 1 Venezia

.                                                           61′ David Okereke
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Serie A Standing BEFORE the game:
Bologna, 9th position with 18 points and a negative goal difference of -4
Venezia, 15th position with 12 points and a negative goal difference of -8

Bologna failing to win the Serie A Week 13 game against Venezia on Sunday 21 November 2021 at the Renato Dall’Ara Stadium in Bologna, Italy.  Bologna and Venice return to face each other in Serie A for the first time since February 2002 – the last win of Venezia dates back to 1947, followed by Bologna 7 wins, and 7 draws. This is a valuable victory for Venezia continuing their dream for salvation claiming these 3 points reaching 15 points.

Highlight of the match Gary Medel making his 250th presence in the major five European championships, who in Venice finds his 75th different opponent in the Big-5 – in this Serie A the Chilean has already played more games than in the whole of the last championship (12 v 11 ).

✅  Stats before the game.   After the defeat against Empoli on Matchday 6, Bologna could lose two matches in a row against newly promoted teams in Serie A for the first time since October 2013 (Verona and Sassuolo on that occasion). With 18 points in 12 games, Bologna are enjoying their best Serie A start since 2002/03 – and the 19 goals scored at this point of the season are a record for the Rossoblu since 1997/98.  After the victories against Cagliari and Sampdoria, Bologna could achieve three consecutive league successes for the first time since February 2020. After a 3-2 win over Roma in the last round of the league, Venezia could win two consecutive Serie A games for the first time since April 1999, under Walter Novellino management.

Venezia opening the score in the 61st minute. It is David Okereke to defeat Bologna goalkeeper Skorupski with a right footed shot to the bottom right corner. The assist is by Gianluca Busio.

👉Lineup Bologna (3-4-2-1): Skorupski; Soumaoro, Medel, Theate; Orsolini, Svanberg, Dominguez, Hickey; Soriano, Barrow; Arnautovic.

👉Lineup Venezia (4-3-1-2): Romero; Mazzocchi, Caldara, Ceccaroni, Haps; Vacca, Ampadu, Busio; Aramu; Johnsen Okereke.

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Referee Daniele Chiffi from the section of Padova will be assisted by Stefano Liberti from the section of Pisa and Giovanni Baccini from the section of Conegliano. The Fourth Official will be Francesco Meraviglia from the section of Pistoia. The VAR will be Davide Ghersini from the section of Genova and the AVAR will be Pasquale De Meo from the section of Foggia.


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Serie A tickets2021 – 2022 Italian Serie A Week 13

Bologna 0 – 1 Venezia
Sunday 21 November 2021
Renato Dall’Ara Stadium
Bologna, Italy

15:00

Referee: CHIFFI
Assistants: LIBERTI – BACCINI
Fourth Official: MERAVIGLIA
VAR: GHERSINI
AVAR: DE MEO

Goals: 61′ David Okereke (V)

🟨 Yellow: 47′ Gianluca Busio (V), 73′ Ridgeciano Haps (V)

Official lineups – formations – tabellino:

👉Lineup Bologna (3-4-2-1):  Skorupski; Soumaoro, Medel, Theate; Orsolini (69′ Vignato), Svanberg, Domínguez (87′ Viola), Hickey (79′ Santander); Soriano, Barrow (69′ Sansone); Arnautovic.

Subs.: Bagnolini, Bardi, Binks, Bonifazi, Dijks, Mbaye, Cangiano, Van Hoojdonk.

Coach:. Sinisa Mihajlovic

👉Lineup Venezia (4-3-1-2): Romero, Mazzocchi, Caldara, Ceccaroni, Haps; Vacca (59′ Tessmann), Ampadu, Busio (80′ Modolo); Aramu (59′ Kiyine), Okereke, Johnsen.
 
Subs.: Lezzerini, Maenpaa, Molinaro, Schnegg, Bjarkason, Heymans, Peretz, Forte, Henry, Sigurdsson.

Coach: Paolo Zanetti