Serie A
Celebrations for Milan, big point for Salernitana in the 1-1 draw at the San Siro
A 1-1 draw between Milan and Salernitana ended Matchday 26 in Serie A, with the hosts dropping two valuable points while the visitors clinched another vital point in their bid to stay up.
The match between Milan and Salernitana ended in a 1-1 draw and the two sides scored to close out the 26th matchday in Serie A. Cheers to the home team, who lost two valuable points in the battle for the top spots, while the visitors another important point in their fight to remain in the division.
Milan were better in the first 45 minutes, had the upper hand in the game but couldn’t score despite the chances they had with Giroud and Leao. The hosts found the goal in the first minute of added time when the French striker headed in from a corner from the right.
In the second half, Salernitana was the one who managed to score and level the game in the 61st minute when he came out well in attack from the left and the parallel ball was made, with Dia taking the lead and sending the ball into the net for 1-1.
The home side pushed for the second goal and missed several chances with Origi and Ibrahimovic, but the score remained 1-1 until eight minutes of added time.
MILAN: Menian, Kallou, Tomori, Hernandez, Tio, Salemachers (77′ Florenzi), Benaser (85′ Tonali), Krunic, Diath (62′ De Ketelare), Leao (63′ Origi), Giroud (62′ Ibrahimovic).
Salernita: Ochoa, Gobert, Daniiluch, Pirola (68′ Lovato), Mazoso (83′ Sabia), Bohinen (83′ Tornigoi), Koulibaly, Brandaric, Castanos, Candreva (68′ Bonaccioli), Dia.
The results of the 26th game day
- Spezia – Inter 2-1 (55th Maldini, 87th Enzola / 83rd Lukaku)
- Empoli-Udinese 0-1 (54′ Bekao)
- Naples – Atalanta 2-0 (60′ Kvarathelia, 77′ Rahmani)
- Bologna – Lazio 0-0
- Lecce – Turin 0-2 (20′ Shingo, 23′ Sanabria)
- Cremonese – Fiorentina 0-2 (27′ Madragora, 50′ Cabral)
- Verona-Monza 1-1 (51′ Verdi / 55′ Sensi)
- Rome – Sassuolo 3-4 (26′ Zalewski, 50′ Dybala, 90+4′ Wijnaldum / 13′, 18′ Loriente, 45+4′ Pen. Berardi, 75′ Pinamonti)
- Juventus-Sampdoria 4-2 (11′ Bremer, 26′ 64′ Rabiot, 90+4 souls / 31′ Augello, 32′ Djuric)
- Milan – Salernitana 1-1 (45+1′ Giroud/61′ diameter)
The highlights
Roma – Sassuolo 3-4
Napoli 2-0 Atalanta
Empoli – Udinese 0-1
Spezia – Inter 2-1
Lecce – Torino 0-2
The program of the 27th game day
- 17/03 19:30 Sassuolo – Spezia
- 03/17 21:45 Atalanta-Empoli
- 18/03 16:00 Monza – Cremonese
- 18/03 19:00 Salernitana-Bologna
- 18/03 21:45 Udinese – Milan
- 19/03 13:30 Samdoria Verona
- 19/03 16:00 Florence – Lecce
- 19/03 16:00 Turin – Naples
- 19/03 19:00 Lazio – Roma
- 03/19 21:45 Inter-Juventus
Source: sport 24
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Juventus defeated Verona and, with a 1-0 win in Turin, continued to close the ‘scissors’ gap of teams to secure a place in the top four of Serie A.
Juventus’ fifth straight win in all competitions, with 1-0 on her Verona in Turin, the “Bianconeri” are even closer to the teams that claim a place in the top four of Serie A after 28 games.
Massimiliano Allegri’s side made a number of changes in both attack and midfield ahead of their Coppa Italia semi-final clash with Inter Milan, resulting in a one-sided game.
Juventus’ greatest moment of the first half was a cross but in the 55th minute Moises Kehn was on target and scored on his return to the league from suspension to put Massimiliano Allegri’s side ahead.
Despite a weak defensive performance by the hosts, the guests were unable to react and suffered a defeat that brought them even closer to staying up.
The results of the 28th game day
- Cremonese – Atalanta 1-3 (56 min. Ciofani / 44 De Ron, 72 Boga, 90 + 3 Luqman)
- Inter-Fiorentina 0-1 (53′ Bonaventure)
- Juventus – Verona 1-0 (55′ Ken)
- 02/04 13:30 Bologna – Udinese
- 02/04 16:00 Monza – Lazio
- 02/04 16:00 Spezia-Salernitana
- 02/04 19:00 Rome – Samdoria
- 02/04 21:45 Naples – Milan
- 03/04 19:30 Empoli-Lecce
- 03/04 21:45 Sassuolo – Turin
The highlights
Cremonese – Atalanta 1-3
Inter – Florence 0-1
The program of the 29th game day
- 07/04 18:00 Salernitana-Inter
- 07/04 20:00 Lecce – Naples
- 07/04 22:00 Milan – Empoli
- 08/04 13:30 Udinese-Monza
- 08/04 15:30 Florence – Spezia
- 08/04 17:30 Atalanta-Bologna
- 08/04 17:30 Sampdoria – Cremonese
- 08/04 19:30 Verona-Sassuolo
- 08/04 19:30 Turin – Rome
- 08/04 21:45 Lazio – Juventus
Source: sport 24
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Fiorentina scored a superb 1-0 win over Inter Milan at the San Siro and made an important European move, although the Nerazzurri missed out on great scoring chances.
THE Florence got the first win at “Giuseppe Meazza” since 2015 against Inter and the 1-0 brings it strong into the European game after the 28th matchday of Serie A.
The score is fictitious as the Nerazzurri missed many big chances, especially with balls in the small area that went unused. Romelu Lukaku was the fate again after failing to put the ball in from the small area into an empty goal in the second half, while Pietro Teracciono saved an attempt from Raul Bellanova at a suitable moment.
Giacomo Bonaventura opened the scoring with a header in the 53rd minute and caused a snowstorm in the stands, but the visitors held off the bombardment at home. When they failed to save Nicolo Barella hit the post and added to Simone Inzaghi’s tally while Inter lost ground in the battle for the top four.
The results of the 28th game day
- Cremonese – Atalanta 1-3 (56 min. Ciofani / 44 De Ron, 72 Boga, 90 + 3 Luqman)
- Inter-Fiorentina 0-1 (53′ Bonaventure)
- 01/04 21:45 Juventus – Verona
- 02/04 13:30 Bologna – Udinese
- 02/04 16:00 Monza – Lazio
- 02/04 16:00 Spezia-Salernitana
- 02/04 19:00 Rome – Samdoria
- 02/04 21:45 Naples – Milan
- 03/04 19:30 Empoli-Lecce
- 03/04 21:45 Sassuolo – Turin
The highlights
Cremonese – Atalanta 1-3
The program of the 29th game day
- 07/04 18:00 Salernitana-Inter
- 07/04 20:00 Lecce – Naples
- 07/04 22:00 Milan – Empoli
- 08/04 13:30 Udinese-Monza
- 08/04 15:30 Florence – Spezia
- 08/04 17:30 Atalanta-Bologna
- 08/04 17:30 Sampdoria – Cremonese
- 08/04 19:30 Verona-Sassuolo
- 08/04 19:30 Turin – Rome
- 08/04 21:45 Lazio – Juventus
Source: sport 24
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Atalanta returned to Champions League spots after a 3-1 win over bottom side Cremonese on Matchday 28 of Serie A.
Atalanta did his duty at home Cremonese and with that 3-1 On the 28th matchday of Serie A, they climbed into the top 4 of the table leading to the Champions League and are waiting for the results of their opponents.
Gian Piero Gasperini’s men were in control for most of the game and managed to get the opening goal through Maarten de Ron at a crucial moment, at the end of the 1st half.
The hosts responded with a penalty from Daniele Ciofani, but the opposition’s chances were too good to miss. Jeremy Boga from close range gave the lead again in the 72nd minute and in added time Ademola Lookman made it 3-1.
The results of the 28th game day
- Cremonese – Atalanta 1-3 (56 min. Ciofani / 44 De Ron, 72 Boga, 90 + 3 Luqman)
- 01/04 19:00 Inter-Fiorentina
- 01/04 21:45 Juventus – Verona
- 02/04 13:30 Bologna – Udinese
- 02/04 16:00 Monza – Lazio
- 02/04 16:00 Spezia-Salernitana
- 02/04 19:00 Rome – Samdoria
- 02/04 21:45 Naples – Milan
- 03/04 19:30 Empoli-Lecce
- 03/04 21:45 Sassuolo – Turin
The program of the 29th game day
- 07/04 18:00 Salernitana-Inter
- 07/04 20:00 Lecce – Naples
- 07/04 22:00 Milan – Empoli
- 08/04 13:30 Udinese-Monza
- 08/04 15:30 Florence – Spezia
- 08/04 17:30 Atalanta-Bologna
- 08/04 17:30 Sampdoria – Cremonese
- 08/04 19:30 Verona-Sassuolo
- 08/04 19:30 Turin – Rome
- 08/04 21:45 Lazio – Juventus
Source: sport 24
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