Serie A 2009-2010 Round 15
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From: Benny on 7 Dec 2009 13:42 6 December 2009 ROMA 1 (Cassetti 79) LAZIO 0 Attendance : 54,723 Assist : Vucinic BOLOGNA 2 (Adailton 27 fk, Di Vaio 65) UDINESE 1 (Di Natale 47) Adailton's fifth goal of the season was a superb free kick. Di Natale beat the Bologna offside trap to equalise. Domizzi tripped Di Vaio to concede a penalty which he smashed past Handanovic. Attendance : 15,000 Assists : Zalayeta (won fk), Isla, Di Vaio (won pen) FIORENTINA 2 (Vargas 26, Gilardino 89) ATALANTA 0 Vargas, the best left winger in the World, gathered a Jovetic pass, ran 20 yards from the centre circle then unleashed an absolute rocket of a left foot shot which beat Consigli all ends up. Valdes was sent off for a late foul on Jorgensen and his coach quickly joined him for taking his protests too far. Jorgensen got an inadvertent assist off the ref, who let play continue, Jorgensen headed for the comfort of the left flank, swung in a cross, Gilardino shanked his effort, a defender misjudged the bounce and Gilardino poked over Consigli as he dived at his feet. Attendance : 21,000 Red Cards : Valdes 83 (Atalanta), Conte 85 (Atalanta) Assists : Jovetic, Jorgensen GENOA 2 (Palacio 14, Palladino 66) PARMA 2 (Biabiany 36, Biabiany 59) Palacio somehow managed to push away Lucarelli, who towers above him, to chase down Criscito's longball and shoot past Mirante. With his back to play Galloppa flicked on a goal-kick, spun away from his marker onto a backheel return pass, threaded a ball between two defenders and Biabiany fired between Amelia's legs. Criscito, under pressure from Lanzafame, inadvertently flicked on a pass and Biabiany tapped in his second. Milanetto attempted to play a one-two with Floccari on the edge of the Parma penalty area but Palladino intervened and caught Mirante by surprise with a quick left foot drive. Attendance : 26,000 Assists : Criscito, Galloppa, n/a, Floccari LIVORNO 0 CHIEVO 2 (Rigoni 12, Bentivoglio 66) Rigoni's bullet header gave Chievo the lead. Pellisier intercepted a poor clearance, checked inside a defender and laid on a second for Bentivoglio. Attendance : 9,000 Red Card : Lucarelli 25 (Livorno) Assists : Abbruscato, Pellisier NAPOLI 3 (Quagliarella 54, Maggio 72, Quagliarella 88) BARI 2 (Barreto 49, Ranocchia 62) Bonucci launched a monstrous longball downfield, Barreto beat Cannavaro for pace, pulled the ball down and lobbed over De Sanctis, brilliant goal. Quagliarella headed in Gargano's cross to equalise. De Sanctis made a fantastic point blank save from Baretto but Bari's giant centre back headed in the rebound. Bari lost Parisi to a ludicrous yellow card. Maggio took advantage of the hole in Bari's defence to head in the equaliser from Quagliarella's cross. Quagliarella made a run off the shoulder of a Bari defender, onto Lavezzi's pass and steered the ball inside the left post. Ranocchia saw red for a late foul on Lavezzi. Attendance : 35,000 Red Card : Parisi 65 (Bari), Ranocchia 92 (Bari) Assists : Bonucci, Gargano, n/a, Quagliarella, Lavezzi PALERMO 2 (Budan 52, Kjaer 65) CAGLIARI 1 (Matri 24) Cossu flicked a ball between two defenders and Matri showed great composure to lob over Sirigu as he dived at his feet. Budan turned onto a Balzaretti pass, dribbled in and around three players before hammering a right foot shot into the net, fabulous goal. Kjaer broke his duck for the season when he headed in a corner. Attendance : 18,963 Assists : Cossu, Balzaretti, Simplicio (ck) SIENA 3 (Calaio 51, Terzi 56, Paolucci 62) CATANIA 2 (Martinez 14, Martinez 55) Mascara swung a free kick into the box, Martinez leapt in the air and met the ball with a spectacular flick volley. Calaio scrambled in the equaliser. Martinez headed Catania back in the lead from Bellusci's fantastic cross. Terzi headed in the equaliser from another outstanding delivery. Maccarone flashed a centre across goal which was impossible to defend, Capuano managed to avoid scoring an own goal but Paolucci was lurking at the back post and hooked the ball inside the left post. Attendance : 9,000 Assists : Mascara (fk), Paolucci, Bellusci, Del Grosso (fk), Maccarone 5 December 2009 MILAN 3 (Borriello 2, Seedorf 21, Pato 23) SAMPDORIA 0 Milan made short work of a Sampdoria side in freefall. Antonini intercepted a Cassano pass and surged forward before passing to Ronaldinho and Borriello beat Pato to head in his cross at the back post. Milan's second was almost carbon copy. Seedorf spread the play out to Ronaldinho, ran into the box onto the Brazilian's centre and thumped a left foot shot into the top corner. Borriello setup Pato for the third, the Brazilian scored at the second attempt after Castelazzi saved his initial effort. It should come as no surprise to learn that Ronaldinho is now Serie A assist leader with somewhere in the region of 8 assists. If he started to score goals from open play Milan really would have a chance of winning the scudetto. Attendance : 50,000 Assists : Ronaldinho, Ronaldinho JUVENTUS 2 (Melo 20, Marchisio 58) INTER 1 (Eto'o 28) Chiellini made poor contact with a Diego free kick, Del Piero miscued a volley, the ball bounced off his shin, hit Melo's knee and wrong footed Julio Cesar in the Inter goal. Mourinho was dismissed for the second time this season for protesting over the award of the free kick. Muntari should have been sent off for going through the back of Caceres then pulling his hair. Eto'o took advantage of appalling marking to head in Stankovic's cross. Samuel was booked for kicking Del Piero and lucky not get a second yellow when he wrestled Chiellini to the ground. Marchisio, the new Marco Tardelli, sealed his place in Lippi's Italy squad with a magnificent goal. Julio Cesar spilled an effort from Sissoko, Marchisio touched the ball from his left foot onto his right as Samuel slid in with a tackle, he quickly moved it back onto his left, taking it away from Lucio before lifting over Julio Cesar. Del Piero dived under a challenge from Samuel, Milito tried to con the ref into awarding a penalty, Melo elbowed Balotelli in the chest so he clutched his face as he fell, earning Melo a red and himself a yellow for simulation. A brawl broke out in which Motta and Buffon manhandled each other, while this was going on Chivu walked upto Sissoko and pushed his head into his face, Sissoko dived, held his face and rolled around. Pathetic. A typically ill tempered game between this two sides. There should have been at least 4 more red cards - for Samuel, Buffon, Motta and Muntari. Attendance : 25,530 Red Cards : Mourinho 21 (Inter), Melo 87 (Juventus) Assists : Del Piero, Stankovic, n/a TEAM P W D L F A PTS 1 Inter 15 11 2 2 34 13 35 2 Milan 15 9 4 2 23 15 31 3 Juventus 15 9 3 3 28 16 30 4 Parma 15 7 4 4 20 19 25 5 Fiorentina 15 7 3 5 17 13 24 6 Roma 15 7 3 5 25 22 24 7 Genoa 15 7 3 5 28 26 24 8 Sampdoria 15 7 3 5 20 22 24 9 Napoli 15 6 5 4 21 21 23 10 Cagliari 15 7 1 7 22 18 22 11 Chievo 15 6 3 6 18 16 21 12 Bari 15 5 6 4 16 14 21 13 Palermo 15 5 5 5 19 20 20 14 Udinese 15 5 3 7 18 19 18 15 Bologna 15 4 4 7 16 22 16 16 Lazio 15 2 7 6 9 15 13 17 Atalanta 15 3 3 9 14 24 12 18 Livorno 15 3 3 9 6 18 12 19 Catania 15 1 6 8 14 24 9 20 Siena 15 2 3 10 15 26 9 http://soccer-europe.com Rss feed : http://soccer-europe.com/RSS/News.xml
From: Google Beta User on 7 Dec 2009 14:39 On Dec 7, 1:42 pm, Benny <be...(a)soccer-europe.com> wrote: > Milito tried to con the ref into awarding a penalty, Melo > elbowed Balotelli in the chest so he clutched his face as he fell, When you called Sissoko pathetic where you refering to the whole brawl or to Sissoko's theatrics? Surely you should call out Baloteli too then. How's Balotelli viewed in Italy by the way? Both in terms of celebrity/personality and his talent. He's going to the World Cup? > earning Melo a red and himself a yellow for simulation. A brawl broke out > in which Motta and Buffon manhandled each other, Motta was fighting Buffon? I know appearances are nto everything, but man Buffon is one thug looking dude, he looks like he'd bring the rain and thunder. > A typically ill tempered game between this two sides. There should have > been at least 4 more red cards - for Samuel, Buffon, Motta and Muntari. Get the sense that this game has more heat than Inter-Milan. In fact I find Inter-Milan quite tame or buddy-buddy- for a rivalry. > Attendance : 25,530 ?
From: Futbolmetrix on 7 Dec 2009 15:15 "Benny" <benny(a)soccer-europe.com> wrote in message news:hfji9q$qvj$1(a)news.eternal-september.org... > JUVENTUS 2 (Melo 20, Marchisio 58) > INTER 1 (Eto'o 28) > > Chiellini made poor contact with a Diego free kick, Del Piero miscued a > volley, the ball bounced off his shin, hit Melo's knee I think it hit Lucio's knee, meaning that it should be a Del Piero goal according to the standard classification, and a Lucio own-goal according to your stricter interpretation. Melo had nothing to do with it. > A typically ill tempered game between this two sides. There should have > been at least 4 more red cards - for Samuel, Buffon, Motta and Muntari. Not a great night for a neutral observer. It was quite a miracle that three goals came out of this wrestling match. Juve won and made things a bit tighter at the top, but to say the truth there's not much to be happy about, other than Marchisio's brilliant goal. Most of the time the Virgins gave the impression that they would come closer to scoring if they had really wanted to. Juve played like the typical underdog in derby matches, turning to intensity and fighting spirit rather than skill. If they want to have a chance of challenging for the scudetto, they need to play with the same intensity against the Cagliaris and Palermos as well. Oh, and having Trezeguet and Iaquinta back would help too. D
From: Benny on 7 Dec 2009 15:59 > Subject : Serie A 2009-2010 Round 15 > From : futbolmetrix(a)yahoo.com > I think it hit Lucio's knee, meaning that it should be a Del Piero goal > according to the standard classification, and a Lucio own-goal according to > your stricter interpretation. Melo had nothing to do with it. From the first replay it looked like Lucio got the final touch and on Saturday I had him listed as the scorer but from another replay from Rai on Sunday the ball came off Del Piero first then Melo. -- http://soccer-europe.com Rss feed : http://soccer-europe.com/RSS/News.xml
From: Benny on 7 Dec 2009 16:05
> Subject : Serie A 2009-2010 Round 15 > From : jknapp(a)oacpc.com > Hasn't he already played for Italy? He's played for the U21s. He's miles better than anyone Ghana can line up in attack. -- http://soccer-europe.com Rss feed : http://soccer-europe.com/RSS/News.xml |