Italian Serie A ’18-19 – Highlights: Ciro Immobile Surpasses Cristiano Ronaldo In Goal Scoring Charts

These are the last 6 matches of of Serie A, Match Day 11 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 10 1 0 31
2 Inter Milan 8 1 2 25
3 Napoli 8 1 2 25
4 Milan 6 3 2 21
5 Lazio 7 0 4 21
6 Sassuolo 5 3 3 18
7 Torino 4 5 2 17
8 Fiorentina 4 4 3 16
9 Roma 4 4 3 16
10 Atalanta 4 3 4 15

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Serie A 2018-19 – Full Schedule

Serie A – Match 5 of 10: Lazio vs SPAL

Result: 4 – 1

Goal Scorers:

  • Lazio: Ciro Immobile 26′, 35′, Danilo Cataldi 59′, Marco Parolo 70′
  • SPAL: Mirco Antennucci 28′

Match Statistics:

Lazio Team Stats SPAL
22 Shots 9
10 Shots On Target 3
47% Possession 53%
518 Passes 575
86% Pass Accuracy 89%
7 Fouls 8
1 Yellow Cards 3
0 Red Cards 0
1 Offsides 1
8 Corners 4

Highlights:

Serie A

  • Ciro Immobile packed away a double strike and hit the upright, while long-range screamers from Danilo Cataldi and Marco Parolo leveled SPAL 4-1.
  • The two sides needed to shake off embarrassing home annihilations to Inter and Frosinone separately. Lucas Leiva and Milan Badelj were out harmed, so Danilo Cataldi got an uncommon begin in the Lazio midfield with Felipe Caicedo supporting Ciro Immobile.
  • The guests missed Mattia Valoti, Jasmin Kurtic, Yohan Djourou and suspended Pasquale Schiattarella, yet it was a charming fight between siblings Sergej and Vanja Milinkovic-Savic.

  • There was an early mistake from the SPAL goalkeeper and Caicedo relatively benefited as much as possible from it, turning on a sixpence just to penetrate inches wide from 10 yards.
  • Vanja Milinkovic-Savic was gotten in two personalities on a Stefan Radu cross and eased to see Patric come sliding in to turn wide at the back post.
  • Thomas Strakosha was more amazing in goal, flying for a fingertip save on Mirco Antenucci’s styler, yet Lazio led the pack with a snapshot of enchantment.
  • The Cataldi corner went to the far post for Ciro Immobile and he whipped a wonderful right-foot volley back over the essence of goal into the far base corner.

  • Be that as it may, the festivals did not keep going long, in light of the fact that SPAL evened out very quickly. Manuel Lazzari flooded down the directly past Senad Lulic and pulled again from the by-line for Antenucci to tap in, having snuck before Wallace.
  • VMS stood out a foot to deny Immobile from point-clear range at the close post and Sergej Milinkovic-Savic expanded over from four yards, in spite of the fact that he might have been offside.
  • Lazio reestablished their lead with Immobile’s second of the match. Caicedo disregarded defenders and finished a give-and-run with Immobile, whose shot on the edge of the container took a gigantic avoidance off Filippo Costa to circle over a vulnerable Vanja Milinkovic-Savic.

  • Caicedo twisted wide after Patric burglarized Everton Luiz in the D, however there was contention on the specific stroke of half-time. Immobile flooded forward alone on the counter and gave off an impression of being stumbled by Francesco Vicari 20 meters from goal, however the match referee waved play on. The half-time break was called in the midst of tense scenes, as the Aquile requested a clarification from the ref.
  • Lazio broadened their lead with a fierce strike from Cataldi, who won back the affection for the fans after a few conflicts with a ground-to-air rocket that flew into the close best corner from 25 meters out.

  • Joaquin Correa fell off the seat and promptly went on a performance run, shooting right over the bar, however Marco Parolo put the last nail in SPAL’s pine box with another screamer from outside the penalty zone, having disregarded Everton Luiz.
  • Vanja Milinkovic-Savic required a twofold spare to deny Correa on the counter and the follow-up from his more seasoned sibling Sergej.
  • Immobile thought he had scored his hattrick while getting his make a beeline for a Cataldi free kick, yet it just bobbed off the upright.
  • Minutes after the fact, Correa on the counter set up Immobile to compel a spare out of VMS, as did Parolo with an outstretched foot, while Lazzari let go over for SPAL.

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Serie A – Match 6 of 10: Sampdoria vs Torino

Result: 1 – 4

Goal Scorers:

  • Sampdoria: Fabio Quagliarella 65′
  • Torino: Andrea Belotti 12′, 43′ (P). Iago Falque 56′, Armando Izzo 78′

Match Statistics:

Sampdoria Team Stats Torino
13 Shots 15
5 Shots On Target 7
51% Possession 49%
411 Passes 401
74% Pass Accuracy 72%
13 Fouls 25
2 Yellow Cards 2
0 Red Cards 0
2 Offsides 2
0 Corners 2

Highlights:

Serie A

  • Andrea Belotti scored twice and gave a help as Torino steamrollered Sampdoria 4-1 out of an unexpected Marassi result.
  • The Blucerchiati had Gregoire Defrel fit for the seat, so Gianluca Caprari and Riccardo Saponara upheld veteran Fabio Quagliarella. Nicola Murru came back to the beginning XI after damage, while Torino kept a similar beginning XI that drew with Fiorentina a week ago.
  • These sides had drawn their last three best flight experiences, yet Torino were without a triumph in 12 excursions to Marassi, overseeing six draws and the same number of misfortunes.

  • Andrea Belotti gestured a Lorenzo De Silvestri check simply off target and it was just a notice, as not long after he rehashed the move with the header into the close base corner. Lorenzo Tonelli did not bounce, permitting Belotti his first goal in five matches.
  • Edgar Barreto was down after a thump to the back amid the development to the goal and in the end must be substituted by Karol Linetty.
  • Caprari’s swerving strike skimmed the far post with Salvatore Sirigu left attached to the spot. Nonetheless, Belotti’s breathtaking first touch controlled a ball over the best and cut out his marker in a similar move, so Emil Audero came flying out and rattled him.

  • Belotti changed over the subsequent punishment by sending Audero the wrong way.
  • Sampdoria were basically never especially perilous and ran 3-0 down with a very much worked goal. Ola Aina thumped down the De Silvestri cross and Iago Falque crushed in the volley from the edge of the zone.
  • Audero covered a Daniele Baselli styler, yet Baselli gullibly inclined toward Dennis Praet as the match kept running into the crate and gave away a penalty.
  • Quagliarella saw his focal spot-kick parried by Sirigu, yet the veteran forward figured out how to turn in the bounce back to give Samp some expectation. Regardless, that considers the fourth back to back Serie A penalty put something aside for Sirigu.

  • Belotti was all the while pushing for his cap trap and would have done it in style with a breathtaking volley, yet Audero played out a similarly great spare to beat it away.
  • Torino finished the defeat when Belotti thumped down an Alex Bereguer corner and Armando Izzo tapped in at the back stick. It was a unique minute for the ex-Genoa protector back on well-a known area at Marassi.
  • The guests continued onward and another Berenguer free kick discovered Belotti for a flick, constraining Audero’s spare from point-clear range.

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Serie A – Match 7 of 10: Chievo vs Sassuolo

Result: 0 – 2

Goal Scorers:

  • Sassuolo: Federico Di Francesco 42′, Emanuele Giaccherini 90+4′ (OG)

Match Statistics:

Chievo Team Stats Sassuolo
5 Shots 10
0 Shots On Target 4
58% Possession 42%
510 Passes 386
83% Pass Accuracy 79%
23 Fouls 17
3 Yellow Cards 2
1 Red Cards 0
4 Offsides 4
3 Corners 2

Highlights:

Serie A

  • Chievo tumbled to a seventh back to back annihilation, as Sassuolo did not need to perform especially well to get the points.
  • The hosts were progressively urgent after six straight annihilations, losing each of the three diversions under new Coach Giampiero Ventura. Fabrizio Cacciatore, Nenad Tomovic and Federico Barba passed up a great opportunity, with Joel Obi remaining in for not 100 percent fit Perparim Hetemaj. Sassuolo needed to manage without Khouma Babacar, Jeremie Boga and Bourabia, yet Kevin-Prince Boateng was back in the beginning XI.

  • Domenico Berardi’s free kick twisted over and he skimmed the upright on a redirected Federico Di Francesco cross.
  • Sassuolo broke through just before half-time, as Boateng and Berardi consolidated, the through ball permitting Di Francesco to squirm among safeguards and place his calculated crash into the far base corner.
  • Boateng jumped on a poor freedom just to bore wide and Stefano Sensi additionally shot focus on the counter, sent clear by Manuel Locatelli’s through ball.
  • It was a disorganized finale at the Stadio Bentegodi. Chievo went down to 10 men, as substitute Strahinja Tanasijevic figured out how to get two yellow cards over the course of about five minutes.

  • In any case, the hosts poured forward and nearly leveled twice, as Mariusz Stepinski’s control and volley was run after by an edgy Magnani, at that point his header on Riccardo Meggiorini’s cross skimmed the upright.
  • Be that as it may, Sassuolo went on the counter, Sorrentino parried a Berardi endeavor from short proximity and Emanuele Giaccherini attempted to chest it back to his goalkeeper – not understanding he was down on the ground and couldn’t get to it, so the ball went into the net.

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