Serie A – Match 8 of 10: Chievo vs Udinese

Result: 0 – 2

Goal Scorers:

  • Udinese: Rodrigo De Paul 76′, Kevin Lasagna 90′

Match Statistics:

Chievo Team Stats Udinese
14 Shots 11
5 Shots On Target 5
60% Possession 40%
505 Passes 346
83% Pass Accuracy 79%
18 Fouls 10
1 Yellow Cards 1
0 Red Cards 0
0 Offsides 4
7 Corners 3

Highlights:

Serie A

  • Rodrigo De Paul scored a shocker from a distance and set up the counter-assault for Kevin Lasagna as Udinese vanquished Chievo.
  • Lorenzo D’Anna’s side were all the while endeavoring to wipe out the 3-point penalty as they went into the fifth round, yet missed Bostjan Cesar and Filip Djordjevic. The guests rested Kevin Lasagna, while Emmanuel Badu did not make the trek.
  • Valter Birsa’s free kick skimmed the crossbar early entryways, yet Udinese had a gigantic open door on the half-hour check when Seko Fofana accumulated with his back to goal, spun round and crushed the left-foot strike on to the bar.

  • Chievo were for the most part risky from set plays and Nenad Tomovic’s header shrieked only wide of the woodwork.
  • Nicola Rigoni saw his performance run streak over the bar and Teodorczyk’s volley likewise went close, however Sorrentino was caution on substitute Kevin Lasagna.
  • Simone Scuffet needed to beat away a Luca Rossettini header from Emanuele Giaccherini’s corner on 71 minutes.

  • Udinese found an achievement with an essentially relentless strike, as Rodrigo De Paul released a ground-to-air rocket from 30 meters out.
  • Chievo truly should have leveled before long, yet Rigoni hit an outside air shot on Giaccherini’s cross. Rigoni got his make a beeline for a cross, however Scuffet’s outstanding recovery from point-clear range turned it on to the crossbar.
  • Minutes after that, he was called vigorously once more, palming without end a Giaccherini styler, yet Udinese went promptly on the counter with De Paul and anchored the crown jewels with Kevin Lasagna’s one-on-one wrap up.

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Serie A – Match 9 of 10: Milan vs Atalanta

Result: 2 – 2

Goal Scorers:

  • Milan: Gonzalo Higuain 2′, Giacomo Bonaventura 61′
  • Atalanta: Alejandro Dario Gomez 54′, Emiliano Rigoni 90+1′

Match Statistics:

Milan Team Stats Atalanta
17 Shots 15
5 Shots On Target 6
56% Possession 44%
551 Passes 439
 84% Pass Accuracy 82%
7 Fouls 5
2 Yellow Cards 1
0 Red Cards 0
5 Offsides 2
4 Corners 3

Highlights:

Serie A

  • Atalanta battled back twice from a goal down to grab a draw at San Siro, yet Milan will lament squandering valuable chances.
  • The two sides needed a Serie A lift after late outcomes, despite the fact that the Rossoneri pivoted their squad in Thursday’s Europa League prevail upon Dudelange.
  • It took all of 90 seconds to break the halt, as Suso skimmed a cross from the left, Higuain watched it drop behind him and crushed a thrilling volley from a tight point. This was Pipita’s third aggressive match in succession on target.

  • Higuain had an extraordinary ruleta turn in the case, yet Rafael Toloi figured out how to hinder the shot, while Jack Bonaventura’s depiction was punched over.
  • Bonaventura had the ball in the net with a circling header on Davide Calabria’s cross, however VAR indicated he had one foot offside.
  • Musa Barrow just neglected to get his make a beeline for a Papu Gomez free kick at the back post and Lucas Biglia penetrated into Pierluigi Gollini’s arms.

  • Atalanta would have evened out on 34 minutes when Toloi let go over the substance of objective from a corner and Mario Pasalic by one means or another gestured wide from under a yard.
  • Bonaventura again debilitated, this time his header bobbing off the far post with Franck Kessie offside on the development.
  • Kessie should have made it 2-0 on the stroke of half-time when sent clear by a Higuain nutmeg through ball, however terminated wide of the unfilled net.
  • Duvan Zapata and Emiliano Rigoni went ahead for the second half and the Colombian turned Mateo Musacchio back to front to drive an intense Gianluigi Donnarumma spare from short proximity.

  • The equalizer was noticeable all around and Duvan Zapata’s low cross was diverted in from short proximity by a blend of Papu Gomez and Davide Calabria’s endeavor at a square. That finished Atalanta’s kept running of three Serie A rounds without an objective.
  • Bonaventura had a goal denied in the principal half, however the second endeavor stuck, as he got before his marker to side-foot home a low Suso help at the close post from five yards.
  • Hakan Calhanoglu could not direct another Suso cross to the far post on target, turning wide as he made a plunge, and Robin Gosens mis-kicked an extremely encouraging open door for the guests.

  • Higuain went near completing it on 87 minutes, running on to a Tiemoue Bakayoko through ball just to cut the outside of the close post.
  • In any case, there was bedlam at the 89th moment with a corner that ricocheted around until the point that Maarten De Roon’s shot was cleaned up the line by Ricardo Rodriguez.
  • It was just a notice and in stoppages Atalanta got their equalizer. Duvan Zapata’s chest and volley constrained an edgy spare out of Donnarumma, yet he could do nothing on Rigoni’s development, who was kept onside.

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Serie A – Match 10 of 10: Frosinone vs Juventus

Result: 0 – 2

Goal Scorers:

  • Juventus: Cristiano Ronaldo 81′, Federico Bernardeschi 90+4′

Match Statistics:

Frosinone Team Stats Juventus
3 Shots 30
0 Shots On Target 8
27% Possession 73%
229 Passes 626
 76% Pass Accuracy 89%
16 Fouls 9
3 Yellow Cards 1
0 Red Cards 0
1 Offsides 1
3 Corners 5

Highlights:

Serie A

  • Juventus needed to sit tight until the 81st moment for Cristiano Ronaldo to discover the goal against an energetic Frosinone.
  • Cristiano Ronaldo struck in the last 10 minutes to put Champions League sorrow behind him and set up Juventus’ well deserved 2-0 triumph over Frosinone on Sunday.
  • Sent off against Valencia in midweek, the Portugal whiz picked up a proportion of reclamation by clearing home from short proximity before substitute Federico Bernardeschi got in stoppage time to keep up the heroes’ ideal beginning in Serie A.

  • It had looked as if Ronaldo would persevere through a no less baffling undertaking than on his arrival to Spain, as he neglected to change over a progression of chances against the advanced hosts.
  • Be that as it may, an overwhelming redirection from Miralem Pjanic’s underlying endeavor dropped sympathetic for the 33-year-old to exorcize his evil presences and Bernardeschi was close by to crown an all around built counter assault.
  • Decreased to tears on Wednesday, Ronaldo’s state of mind was barely helped in a scoreless opening 45 minutes at Stadio Benito Stirpe.

  • Marco Capuano snared his poacher’s exertion off the line in the seventh moment and a second endeavor not long after drew a sharp close post spare from Marco Sportiello.
  • Disturbance swung to tension when he cut over the bar only preceding the prior hour Sportiello, on advance from Atalanta, added to Frosinone’s expanding any expectation of a celebrated outcome.
  • The goalkeeper valiantly jumped at Ronaldo’s feet to cover an innovative backheel in an indication of the hosts’ promise to getting away with a point.

  • At last, however, there was to be no denying Juve’s principle man.
  • He at last broke the gridlock in the 81st moment and gave a key leave ahead of the pack behind to Bernardeschi’s breakaway second, the substitute choosing the base corner to make safe Juve’s three-point cradle on Serie A.

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