იტალია 2006-07 წლების სეზონი, სერი A და სერია B(:D)

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Spotlight: Red Hot Rossi
Monday 22 January, 2007
Football Italia rounds up the winners and the losers from Week 20 of the Serie A season
The winners…
Giuseppe Rossi (Parma)
A prodigious talent who underlined his ability during an unforgettable Serie A debut for Parma. The Under-21 international was a constant threat to the Toro rearguard where his pace, ideas and technique were rewarded with a goal of real quality. Although only at the beginning of his career, this kid might just be the future of Italian football. He’s a welcome addition to the top flight.

Adriano (Inter)
The Brazilian’s purple patch continued against the Viola where he was arguably Inter’s best player in their 13th straight League win. He may not be quite at his very best, but he seems to have put his nightmare 2006 well behind him. Adriano gave his all against his former club, picking up a goal and a perfect assist for Dejan Stankovic.

Cristiano Doni (Atalanta)
He’s undoubtedly Atalanta’s player of the season so far and he was again pulling the strings at Ascoli. He not only guaranteed the points with a late goal, but almost all of the Nerazzurri’s attacking threats came via his feet and brain. Considering Roberto Donadoni’s picks for the national side since his appointment, he can legitimately be dreaming of an international recall.

The losers…
Francesco Totti (Roma)
You have to take the good with the bad when it comes to Francesco Totti. Having played reasonably well at Livorno despite a foot and hand problem, he ruined it all by – again – losing his head. He admittedly was provoked by Fabio Galante throughout, but his reaction in the 92nd minute was always going to result in a red card. Pushing over his best friend Vito Scala only compounded matters. Typical Totti – in every sense.

Andrea Caracciolo (Palermo)
Palermo insist that Andrea Caracciolo is a ready-made replacement for the injured Amauri. They may now be forced to reassess that statement after Saturday’s showing. He certainly illustrated plenty of willingness, but his 90 minutes against Reggina were hardly error-free and he rarely threatened Ivan Pelizzoli’s goal.

Valon Behrami (Lazio)
If this gifted youngster is to replace Massimo Oddo in the right-back role on a permanent basis then he must learn how to tackle. His horror challenge on Alberto Gilardino was dangerous enough to break his leg and worthy of a multiple-match ban. Unfortunately, the lack of elasticity with the disciplinary commission’s powers when it comes to video evidence means he’ll escape unpunished.

The goals…
Giuseppe Rossi (Parma)
Having expertly controlled a cross from the left, the Under-21 international cut back inside and – with the help of his close control – wormed his way through three opposing defenders to then rifle a powerful shot past Massimo Taibi. It was a goal worthy of Old Trafford from the Manchester United owned starlet.

Dejan Stankovic (Inter)
The classy midfielder got his side back into the game against Fiorentina with a well-worked equaliser. Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Adriano combined, before the latter served up a delightful assist that Stankovic put away, first time, with a powerful finish into the top corner.

Adriano (Inter)
In a lean week for great goals, Adriano’s free-kick against Fiorentina just sneaks into the top three – even if a Marco Donadel deflection may well have been decisive. Stankovic tapped the ball to Ibrahimovic who stopped it dead for the on-rushing South American to blast it low into the bottom corner.

The numbers…
Fifty not out
Cristiano Doni’s 10th goal of the season at Ascoli was also his 50th in the top flight. The former Italian international is now just six goals short of his most prolific season, when he netted 16 in 2001-02 during his first stint at Atalanta.

Cat nap
Catania’s unbeaten home record was brought to an end by Cagliari. The Sicilian outfit hadn’t been defeated all season at home after collecting five wins and three draws. In fact, their last reverse at the Stadio Massimino was back on January 28, 2006, in a 0-1 against Bari.

Tot scorer
Francesco Totti’s goal at Livorno was his 13th in Serie A this term, but also his 138th in total which makes him the Division’s highest active scorer alongside Siena’s Enrico Chiesa – who hasn’t yet netted this term.
Words: Antonio Labbate


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Inter took full advantage of Roma's slip-up with a historic 3-1 win over Fiorentina, their 13th consecutive victory, to go 11 points clear at the top

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The Viola took an early lead through Luca Toni, but Dejan Stankovic replied with a well-worked equaliser

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Adriano continued his return to form with an inch-perfect pass for Stankovic's goal before drilling in a low free-kick from the edge of the area

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The Nerazzurri then made it three through Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who celebrated his ninth strike of the season and is the club's top scorer

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Inter's third goal was surrounded by controversy though, with Fiorentina 'keeper Sebastien Frey seemingly making a superb double save to keep the ball out

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Goodman
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და ისე იუვეში ხო არ გინდოდა? :lo:

This post has been edited by giokupara on 22 Jan 2007, 22:01

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It was all smiles at Juventus as well, as the Old Lady leapfrogged over Napoli to take pole position in Serie B

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Bari shocked the fallen giants by taking a first minute lead, but Juve soon pulled the match level through David Trezeguet

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Pavel Nedved bounced back from his five-game suspension in style, bagging a brace to set the Bianconeri on their way to the top

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Bari 'keeper Francois Gillet put in an all-action performance as his team valiantly tried to fight back against an on-form Juventus

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But the day ultimately belonged to Alex Del Piero, who capped his 500th Juve appearance with a goal to make it a truly memorable day for the Bianconeri
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giokupara
მანჩესტერის თემაში მაგაზე რა დავწერე ნახე დროზე უშველა პარმამ სანამ ბოლომდე გააფუჭებდა სოფლის გუნდი და მეორე კიდევ უარესი(ნიუკასლი) მაგ ბავშვს.

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Spotlight: Magical Mirko Monday 29 January, 2007
Football Italia rounds up the winners and the losers from Week 21 of the Serie A season

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The winners…
Mirko Vucinic (Roma)
Francesco Totti’s red card against Livorno gave Mirko Vucinic his chance against Siena and the Serbian certainly took advantage. The summer signing from Lecce put his troublesome injury problems behind him to confidently lead the line and net his first – and decisive – Roma goal.

Pippo Inzaghi (Milan)
Thrown on in the latter stages of the home game against Parma, Inzaghi netted against his former club with a typical SuperPippo finish. It wasn’t pretty, it certainly wasn’t oozing with class, but it got the job done. He’ll still be needed at the San Siro once Ronaldo finally signs.

Michele Paolucci (Ascoli)
The 20-year-old Juventus owned striker was Ascoli’s hero at Messina. The promising youngster popped up with a late brace to give the bottom of the table club their first away win. He now has four in his last four games. One to watch.

The losers…
Gennaro Delvecchio (Sampdoria)
Any chance that Sampdoria had of denying Inter a 14th straight League win evaporated with the seventh minute dismissal of Gennaro Delvecchio. He’d already challenged Adriano with an over the top tackle before his idiotic decision to head-butt Marco Materazzi. To then deny he made contact took his stupidity on to the next level…

Fabio Simplicio (Palermo)
The Brazilian has certainly been worth every penny which Palermo handed over to Parma in the summer, but the midfielder never got into the game against Lazio. He was rightly replaced by Giovanni Tedesco in a tie which the home side lost 3-0.

Christian Abbiati (Torino)
The Torino No 1 is an odd ‘keeper – brilliant one week, appalling the next. His performance against Udinese won’t go down in history as one of his best where his walkabout session resulted in a goal. With Toro struggling to hit the target at the other end, they need him at his highest level.

The goals…
Cristiano Lucarelli (Livorno)
Few thought Lucarelli would find the net after picking up the ball with his back to goal in a packed Viola area. But the Italian turned Alessandro Gamberini and slid past Tomas Ujfalusi to fire his low shot past a blameless Sebastien Frey.

Martin Jorgensen (Fiorentina)
The Dane’s winner against Livorno was the slickest and most stylish goal of the day. An Adrian Mutu pass found Ujfalusi, whose first time ball saw Luca Toni tee up for the onrushing Jorgensen to make sure of the points. Poetry in motion.

Douglas Maicon (Inter)
Inter ensured another victory thanks to a cool finish from Douglas Maicon. The Brazilian found himself free in the area and Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s cross saw the defender coolly place it into the top corner with the outside of his right foot.

The numbers…
Straniero strike
Takayuki Morimoto, 18, scored his first goal for Catania against Atalanta. That strike saw the Japanese youngster become the first foreigner to score in Serie A for the Sicilians since 1983-84 when Pedrinho netted three goals.

Fortress Fiorentina
Fiorentina’s impressive scoring record at home continued against Livorno. The Viola have now netted in their last 33 games at the Franchi, scoring 77 goals in that time.

Roaming charges
Mirko Vucinic scored his first for Roma and 30th Serie A goal in total against Siena. The Serbian’s strike means that the Giallorossi have now had 14 different scorers in the championship so far this term. No other team has had so many different names on the score sheet.


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Words: Antonio Labbate


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