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Italian Soccer Serie A
68% Ball Possession EMPOLI and 32% Ball Possession VENEZIA
Empoli 1 – 2 Venezia
89′ Nedim Bajrami (pen) 13′ Thomas Henry
. 68′ David Okereke
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👉 Serie A Standing BEFORE the game:
Empoli,11th position with 3 points and a negative goal difference of -1
Venezia, 20th position with 0 points and a negative goal difference of -5
Empoli failing to win the Serie A Week 3 game defeated by Venezia on Saturday 11 September 2021 at the Carlo Castellani Stadium in Empoli, Italy. Empoli just crumbled after defeating Juventus on Week 2 at the Allianz Stadium reaching 3 points while Juventus remained with just 1 point. Venezia winning their first game this season collecting all 3 points in this away victory.
- Stats, Empoli and Venezia faced each other only in the 1998/99 season in Serie A: in that season Venezia winning with a 3-2 at Penzo and a draw 2-2 at the Castellani Stadium. For Empoli, in case of a victory, would equal their best starts in a Serie A championship: the Tuscans achieved two victories in their first three games in 1986/87 and 2002/03, both seasons in which they achieved salvation. Empoli have lost their first home game this season against Lazio, and have never started a Serie A season with two defeats in their first two home games. The real test is for Venezia to collect at least 1 point or they could remain without points in the first three games played in a Serie A season for the third time: in 1949/50 and in 2001/02 the first two – in both previous cases they scored a goal. Venezia have not scored a goal in their first two games of this league and may miss the appointment with the goal for three straight games in a single Serie A season for the first time since November 1999. Venezia’s last Serie A victory came against a Tuscan team: 2-0 against Fiorentina in 2002, with Giuseppe Iachini at the helm.
Venezia opening the score in the 13th minute. It is Thomas Henry to defeat Empoli goalkeeper Vicario from very close range with a left footed shot to the top left corner. The assist is by Mattia Aramu. This is a historical goal because it is Venezia’s first goal in Serie A after their promotion from Serie B!!!
👉Empoli 0 – 1 Venezia, 13th minute, goal by ⚽️ Thomas Henry for @VeneziaFC_EN from very close range with a left footed shot to the top left corner. The assist is by Mattia Aramu. https://t.co/YwsZ07XmzN@VeneziaFC_IT #ItalianSoccerSerieA #AnnaItalia https://t.co/tJMKxjFXAR
— Anna Italia (@ItalianSerieA) September 11, 2021
Thomas Henry is at the end of the cross and Venezia takes the lead 💥 pic.twitter.com/BpVpVCwoP9
— CBS Sports Golazo ⚽️ (@CBSSportsGolazo) September 11, 2021
Congrats @VeneziaFC_EN for your first goal in Serie A, way to go Thomas Henry. You did it wohoooo pic.twitter.com/Vu0OybS6Kp
— Anna Italia (@ItalianSerieA) September 11, 2021
Venezia increasing the score in the 68th minute. It is David Okereke to score with a left footed shot following a fast break. Imagine, Okereke replaced Antonio Vacca in the 67th minute because of an injury and a minute later, “Hello, I am here with a goal.”
👉Empoli 0 – 2 Venezia, 68th minute, goal by ⚽️ David Okereke for @VeneziaFC_EN with a left footed shot following a fast break. A superb goal all calculating it step by step making his way in for the final SMACK!
@VeneziaInsider @VeneziaFC_F https://t.co/V7Qd13CJ61
— Anna Italia (@ItalianSerieA) September 11, 2021
WE MIGHT HAVE GOAL OF THE WEEKEND 😍
David Okereke gets Venezia’s second goal of the day in style 🇳🇬 pic.twitter.com/ES99hwEfDg
— CBS Sports Golazo ⚽️ (@CBSSportsGolazo) September 11, 2021
Empoli shortening the distance for the 1-2. In the 89th minute, it is Nedim Bajrami to convert a penalty defeating Venezia goalkeeper with a right footed shot to the bottom right corner. The penalty is conceded by Niki Mäenpää.
👉Empoli 1 – 2 Venezia, minute, goal by ⚽️ Nedim Bajrami converting a penalty for @EmpoliCalcio with a right footed shot to the bottom right corner. The penalty is conceded by Niki Mäenpää.
✅ https://t.co/YwsZ07XmzN https://t.co/3sJUR8AaVH
— Anna Italia (@ItalianSerieA) September 11, 2021
Nedim Bajrami gives Empoli a lifeline from the penalty spot 👀 pic.twitter.com/XQhjMMEpXq
— CBS Sports Golazo ⚽️ (@CBSSportsGolazo) September 11, 2021
✅ Here is Empoli official starting lineup by Coach Aurelio Andreazzoli:
👉Lineup Empoli (4-3-1-2): Vicario – Stojanovic, Ismajli, Luperto, Marchizza – Haas, Ricci, Bandinelli – Bajrami – Cutrone, Mancuso
✅ Here is Venezia official starting lineup by Coach Zanetti:
👉Lineup Venezia (4-3-3): Lezzerini – Mazzocchi, Caldara, Ceccaroni, Schnegg – Fiordilino, Vacca, Busio – Aramu, Henry, Johnsen.
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📸 Click the video to watch Empoli vs Venezia highlights on Saturday 11 September 2021.
👉First half is over. Napoli 0 – 1 Juventus
⚽️ Goals: 10′ Álvaro Morata (J)
✍️ Ball Possession: 70% @en_sscnapoli and 30% @juventusfcen
#AnnaItalia #ItalianSoccerSerieA @napolimagazine @napolistreaming @Spazio_Napoli @TodoNapoli https://t.co/Mjgos4acGX
— Anna Italia (@ItalianSerieA) September 11, 2021
📸📸📸📸 Spogliatoio pronto al Castellani, alle 15.00 #EmpoliVenezia
📺 Guarda la gara su @DAZN_IT pic.twitter.com/1lgCQi9xSI
— Empoli Fc Official (@EmpoliCalcio) September 11, 2021
#EmpoliVenezia – La nostra formazione
EMPOLI: Vicario; Marchizza, Mancuso, Cutrone, Bajrami, Bandinelli, Ricci, Stojanovic, Haas, Luperto, Ismajli.
A disposizione: Ujkani, Furlan; Stulac, Romagnoli, Henderson, Di Francesco, La Mantia, Tonelli, Zurkowski, Baldanzi, Viti, Pinamonti pic.twitter.com/v8ojWjZEgi— Empoli Fc Official (@EmpoliCalcio) September 11, 2021
Giornata 03 • #EmpoliVenezia#ArancioNeroVerde 🟠⚫️🟢 pic.twitter.com/f8ZWQzWbvV
— Venezia FC (@VeneziaFC_EN) September 11, 2021
🇮🇹 👉Serie A Week 3, Empoli vs Venezia, Match Officials
🗓️ Saturday 11 September 2021
🏟️Carlo Castellani Stadium
⏲️15:00🙍♂️Referee: RAPUANO
🚩Assistants: PAGANESSI – MUTO
4⃣ Fourth Official: MARCHETTI
🥅VAR: GHERSINI✅ https://t.co/U2PF5Yllqh@SerieA_EN @SerieA_ES @SerieA pic.twitter.com/2nkMzfDRr8
— Anna Italia (@ItalianSerieA) September 10, 2021
👉The first absolute technical confrontation between Aurelio Andreazzoli and Paolo Zanetti. In Empoli-Venice the most “old” coach of the tournament, Aurelio Andreazzoli, 68 years in November, and Paolo Zanetti, who will celebrate 39 “springs” in December.#ItalianSoccerSerieA https://t.co/3UQsw6lbgT
— Anna Italia (@ItalianSerieA) September 11, 2021
👉First half is over. Empoli 0 – 1 Venezia
⚽️ Goals: 13′ Thomas Henry
✍️ Ball Possession: 63% @EmpoliCalcio and 37% @VeneziaFC_EN
#AnnaItalia #ItalianSoccerSerieA @EmpoliFCeSports @SerieASitdown @EmpoliFC1920 https://t.co/lMMXebFDau
— Anna Italia (@ItalianSerieA) September 11, 2021
46′ 0-1 #EmpoliVenezia
Si riparte al Castellani: negli azzurri dentro Tonelli e Di Francesco per Ismajli e Bandinelli; negli ospiti c’è Maenpaa e Molinaro per Lezzerini e Schnegg pic.twitter.com/EoKrSxDy57— Empoli Fc Official (@EmpoliCalcio) September 11, 2021
👉Result Empoli 1 – 2 Venezia
⚽️ Goals: 13′ Thomas Henry (V), 68′ David Okereke (V), 89′ Nedim Bajrami (E)(pen)
✍️ Ball Possession: 68% @EmpoliCalcio and 32% @VeneziaFC_EN
@EmpoliFC1920 @EmpoliFCeSports #ItalianSoccerSerieA #AnnaItalia https://t.co/FFl9M7VTsQ
— Anna Italia (@ItalianSerieA) September 11, 2021
Photo via twitter.com/EmpoliCalcio
2021 – 2022 Italian Serie A Week 3
Empoli 1 – 2 Venezia
Saturday 11 September 2021
Carlo Castellani Stadium
Empoli, Italy
15:00
Referee: RAPUANO
Assistants: PAGANESSI – MUTO
Fourth Official: MARCHETTI
VAR: GHERSINI
AVAR: BRESMES
Goals: 13′ Thomas Henry (V), 68′ David Okereke (V), 89′ Nedim Bajrami (pen) (E)
Booked: Ismajli (E), Aramu (V), Lezzerini (V), Haas (E), Johnsen (V), Heymans (V), Maenpaa (V)
Official lineups – formations – tabellino:
👉Lineup Empoli (4-3-1-2): Vicario; Stojanovic (83′ Henderson), Ismajli (46′ Tonelli), Luperto, Marchizza; Bandinelli (46′ Di Francesco), Ricci (62′ Stulac), Haas; Bajrami; Cutrone, Mancuso (62′ Pinamonti).
Subs.: Ujkani, Furlan, Romagnoli, La Mantia, Zurkowski, Baldanzi, Viti
Coach: Aurelio Andreazzoli
👉Lineup Venezia (4-3-3): Lezzerini (46′ Maenpaa); Mazzocchi, Caldara, Ceccaroni, Schnegg (46′ Molinaro); Busio, Vacca (67′ Okereke), Fiordilino (54′ Crnigoj); Aramu (33′ Heymans), Henry, Johnsen.
Subs: Ebuehi, Modolo, Haps, Tessmann, Kiyine, Forte.
Coach: Zanetti