Italian Serie A ’18-19 – Highlights: Paulo Dybala Scores A Stunner To End Goal Drought

This are the next seven matches of Serie A, Match Day 6 of 38. The highlights are appended below the points table.

Italian Serie A ’18-19 – Highlights: Atalanta Off To A Flying Start

Rank Name Won Draw Lost Points
1 Juventus 6 0 0 18
2 Napoli 5 0 1 15
3 Lazio 4 0 2 12
4 Sassuolo 3 1 1 10
5 Fiorentina 3 1 2 10
6 Inter Milan 3 1 2 10
7 SPAL 3 0 2 9
8 Genoa 3 0 2 9
9 Sampdoria 2 2 2 8
10 Roma 2 2 2 8

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Serie A 2018-19 – Full Schedule

Serie A – Match 2 of 10: Udinese vs Lazio

Result: 1 – 2

Goal Scorers:

  • Udinese: Bram Nuytinck 80′
  • Lazio: Francesco Acerbi 61′, Joaquin Correa 66′

Match Statistics:

Udinese Team Stats Lazio
12 Shots 10
6 Shots On Target 2
52% Possession 48%
473 Passes 455
 80% Pass Accuracy 82%
9 Fouls 18
2 Yellow Cards 6
0 Red Cards 0
1 Offsides 1
6 Corners 4

Highlights:

Serie A

  • Francesco Acerbi and Joaquin Correa got their first Lazio goals to anchor triumph in Friuli, yet Bram Nuytinck’s overhead kick set up a red hot finale.
  • The Aquile were finding their feet after four successive triumphs in all of their competitions, yet changed the side in front of this present end of the week’s Derby della Capitale against Roma, giving Joaquin Correa his first beginning.

  • Lazio’s last annihilation against Udinese was 1-0 in Rome in September 2014, trailed by eight wins and a draw, while their latest misfortune in the Friuli district was back in April 2013.
  • Thomas Strakosha fingertipped a Rodrigo De Paul free kick over the bar, however Marco Parolo should have made to a greater extent a free header from Senad Lulic’s cross.
  • Udinese emerged ready to take care of business for the second half, Strakosha constrained into a flying fingertip spare by Seko Fofana from the edge of the region.

  • Be that as it may, Lazio made a double substitution and got through. Riza Durmisi was cut down and Luis Alberto’s subsequent free kick was just palmed into the way of Francesco Acerbi for a tap-in from six yards. It was the ex-Sassuolo defender’s first goal in a Lazio pullover.
  • Correa likewise broke his Aquile duck with a superb solo exertion. He got down the left, turned Jens Stryger-Larsen back to front at the by-line with brilliant footwork and put an inside-right finish into the far base corner from a tight edge.

  • The hosts needed to battle back and Strakosha played out a fine one-gave save money on Fofana’s scorcher, yet safeguard Bram Nuytinck got one back with an amazing over-head kick complete from a set play.
  • It should have been 2 after 2 minutes, however Kevin Lasagna and Lukasz Teodorczyk got in one another’s way at the close post and the substitute goaded a Stryger-Larsen cross wide.

  • Udinese needed Bastos to get a straight red instead of a yellow for going straight through De Paul. It was a feisty finale with six yellow cards in a 10-minute spell.
  • Profound into stoppages, Strakosha again required a fingertip spare to push Fofana’s exertion over the bar and Marco Parolo’s last-dump handle ceased Vizeu pulling the trigger from 12 yards.

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Serie A – Match 3 of 10: Juventus vs Bologna

Result: 2 – 0

Goal Scorers:

  • Juventus: Paulo Dybala 11′
  • Bologna: Blaise Matuidi 16′

Match Statistics:

Juventus Team Stats Bologna
15 Shots 5
8 Shots On Target 2
77% Possession 23%
824 Passes 244
 92% Pass Accuracy 70%
12 Fouls 14
2 Yellow Cards 3
0 Red Cards 0
2 Offsides 0
3 Corners 0

Highlights:

Serie A

  • Paulo Dybala got his 1st goal of the season and Cristiano Ronaldo helped Blaise Matuidi, as Juventus made short work of Bologna.
  • The Bianconeri had a 100% record in all opposition, so were looking for a 7th continuous triumph.
  • Mattia Perin made his introduction and Andrea Barzagli came back from injury, as Max Allegri pivoted both squad and framework to a 3-5-2, however Douglas Costa was suspended with Sami Khedira, Mattia De Sciglio, Moise Kean and Leonardo Spinazzola side-lined.

  • Pippo Inzaghi’s side had not scored a solitary goal before beating Roma 2-0 at the end of the week, yet missed Andrea Poli, Rodrigo Palacio, Godfred Donsah, Filip Helander and restricted Erick Pulgar.
  • The last time Bologna beat Juventus was a 2-0 accomplishment in Turin in February 2011, trailed by three draws and 10 annihilations, home and away in all opposition.

  • Paulo Dybala broke his objective dry spell with an all around worked move. Dybala snared a long Leonardo Bonucci ball over the best, set up Blaise Matuidi for a shot parried by Lukasz Skorupski, however could do nothing on La Joya’s gymnastic volley development.
  • Matuidi got his goal inevitably, as Dybala’s cross discovered Cristiano Ronaldo at the back post, thumping it back over the bar for the Frenchman to crush under the banish from a tight edge.

  • Ronaldo’s savage endeavor was beaten away by Skorupski at the close post, while Bologna’s solitary genuine possibilities were from Diego Falcinelli.
  • Penalty claims were waved away for a Blerim Dzemaili taking care of offense thought to be automatic and Skorupski traveled to fingertip a Cancelo styler round the far post.

  • Miralem Pjanic gambled a second yellow on several events, so Max Allegri carefully expelled him from the shred. Perin had valuable little to do on his Juventus make a big appearance, culling a Ladislav Krejci free kick out of the air.

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Serie A – Match 4 of 10: Genoa vs Chievo

Result: 2 – 0

Goal Scorers:

  • Genoa: Kryysztof Piatek 42′, Goran Pandev 54′

Highlights:

Serie A

  • Krzysztof Piatek was on target once more with Goran Pandev as Genoa drove Chievo closer towards genuine trouble.
  • This was at that point beginning to resemble a transfer dogfight with two Coaches under strain following poor outcomes.
  • Genoa missed Lisandro Lopez and Gianluca Lapadula, while Chievo needed to manage without Bostjan Cesar and Mattia Bani. The hosts gave a Serie A debut to 21-year-old Romanian goalkeeper Andrei Radu, who came on loan from Inter Milan.

  • Chievo had an astounding away record in this installation, winning five Serie A excursions to Marassi, drawing two and losing just three.
  • Emanuele Giaccherini skimmed the woodwork and Piatek shook the woodwork with his strike from the edge of the region. The Polish national’s ability was additionally reserved/booked for simulation while going down under a test.

  • Genoa got through just before half-time and definitely it was Piatek. Darko Lazovic burst down the left, moved crosswise over for Piatek, who twisted an exact low right-foot finish into the far base corner for his 6th Serie A goal of the season.
  • Piatek’s circling header from a Romulo free kick skimmed the upright on the stroke of half-time.

  • Goran Pandev made it 2-0 after the restart, jumping on an unpleasant leeway and seeing his snooker strike bring a slight diversion into the close base corner.
  • Mariusz Stepinski could’ve returned Chievo in the match on 67 minutes, however his jumping header was off target. Debutant goalkeeper Radu at that point palmed a Federico Barba looking header far from Giaccherini’s free kick.

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Serie A – Match 5 of 10: Napoli vs Parma

Result: 3 – 0

Goal Scorers:

  • Napoli: Lorenzo Insigne 4′, Arkadiusz Milik 47′, 84′

Highlights:

Serie A

  • Arkadiusz Milik sacked a prop after Lorenzo Insigne’s initial opener, as Napoli’s squad pivot worked extremely great against Parma.
  • Carlo Ancelotti rolled out 9 improvements to his line-up, including a debut for full-back Kevin Malcuit, with Milik shaping another association with Insigne.
  • Parma shockingly turned their squad, sidelining Gervinho only days after his staggering across the nation goal against Cagliari.

  • Truth be told, the Ducali began a few players who are claimed by Napoli, for example, Roberto Inglese, Amato Ciciretti and Luigi Sepe.
  • It took all of 4 minutes to break the halt, as Iacoponi fell on to the low cross from the privilege and Lorenzo Insigne jumped from four yards.
  • It should been 2-0 when Insigne’s exertion was redirected into the way of Piotr Zielinski absolutely plain, yet unimaginably he went off target from 10 yards.

  • Insigne came near a second, his low drive smacking the base of the upright, yet Napoli-possessed Sepe kept Parma in it amid the 1st half with a near save on Mario Rui.
  • Milik multiplied their lead at the beginning of the second half, springing the offside trap in midfield on Insigne’s pass and spotting Sepe off his line to flame a strike of both power and exactness under the bar from 25 meters.

  • Zielinski was not having a decent night and squandered another awesome chance made for him by debutant Kevin Malcuit, while Milik let go another over from Allan’s superb assist.
  • Milik finished his prop in the last minutes, as Simone Verdi mistook a defender for a stage over and his endeavored calculated drive transformed into an assist for the Pole to tap in at the back post.

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