Showing posts with label Serie A. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Serie A. Show all posts

Sunday, 15 January 2012

AC Milan vs Inter Milan 0-1 Highlights -15 Jan, 2012

Preview: In the Italian Serie A theres is an very imprtant match is going to be played between two italy teams AC Milan vesus Inter Milan. Ac Milan performing preety good in this season so far. Inter Milan is also in good form but AC Milan has more chance to win this match. AC Milan is on 2nd number at League Table while Inter Milan is on 5th.
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Sunday, 8 January 2012

Serie A


Lecce 0-1 Juventus
First-half Matri strike clinches three points for visitors to keep share of the top spot
In a match devoid of much goalmouth action, a scrappy goal from the first-half substitute was enough to secure all three points for the Turin outfit and keep the pressure on Milan


Juventus produced a controlled display to overcome Lecce 1-0 at the Via Del Mare Stadium and keep up with Milan at the top of the Serie A.

Substitute Alessandro Matri's close range header in the 27th minute proved to be enough for the visitors, who never looked in any real danger despite the efforts of their beleaguered hosts, who remain rooted to the foot of the table. 
The first opportunity of the contest fell to the home side, as Guillermo Giacomazzi found himself unmarked from Christian Obodo’s free kick, but his attempt on goal was struck within the grasp of Gianluigi Buffon.

However, despite some encouraging play from Serie A’s last place side, it was Juventus who would strike first in the 27th minute. Mirko Vucinic’s low shot forced Massimiliano Benassi to parry and Matri, on only four minutes earlier after an injury to Fabio Quagliarella, reacted quickest to the rebound to nod the Turin outfit into the lead.

Juventus began to dictate proceedings, holding nearly two-thirds of possession in the opening period. However, Buffon still had to be alert to tip away a rasping drive from David Di Michele from outside the area deep in first-half stoppage time.

Antonio Conte’s men almost doubled their advantage seconds after the restart when Andrea Pirlo released Claudio Marchisio into the area, but Benassi was on hand to thwart the midfielder’s finish.

Lecce were having a tough time creating anything meaningful after the break, but nearly managed an equaliser shortly before the hour mark. A three on three counter attack saw Di Michele completely miscue a shot from an unmarked position 10 yards from goal, before Leonardo Bonucci blocked Luis Muriel’s goal-bound effort at full stretch.

Juventus had further chances for a second as the match reached its closing stages. Arturo Vidal disappointingly looped a shot over Benassi’s goal in the 76th minute after a great feed by Marchisio, before Vucinic flashed a low drive inches wide of the far post two minutes later.

However, they were given a scare with six minutes to go, as Christian Pasquato’s shot flew just wide after a great cross by Djamel Mesbah. It proved to be the closest that the hosts would get to levelling the scores, and Matri fired wide on a late counter-attack as Conte’s men came away with the win.

The result sees Juventus into second place, level with leaders Milan on 37 points. Lecce meanwhile stay bottom of the standings with nine points, three points behind their nearest rivals Cesena.

Atalanta 0-2 AC Milan
Ibrahimovic goal and assist lead Massimiliano Allegri's side to crucial away win
The Swede again proved the Rossoneri's key performer as the Italian champions emerged from the winter break to record a hard-earned win in Bergamo


Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored one goal and created another as AC Milan held on to top spot in Serie A with a 2-0 victory over Atalanta on Sunday afternoon.

The talismanic Swede opened the scoring 22 minutes into the game in Bergamo after strike partner Alexandre Pato had been felled in the area, and then turned provider for Kevin-Prince Boateng, who sealed victory for the visitors late on with a fine side-footed finish from an Ibrahimovic cut-back.

Both sides played their part in what was an enterprising and enthralling opening to the game but it was Atalanta who had the better early opportunities, with Simone Padoin twice firing over when well placed.

In the first instance, the winger could have been forgiven for his inaccuracy, Padoin getting under the ball as he attempted to test Christian Abbiati with a first-time effort from the edge of the box.

However, he really should have scored when his intelligent run in behind a stagnant Milan defence was picked out by Luca Cigarini’s wonderfully weighted through-ball from a free-kick on the right-hand side. Frustratingly for the home fans, though, Padoin did not even manage to get the ball on target.

Padoin’s profligacy was punished midway through the first half with a goal very much against the run of play.

The ball broke in the direction of Pato in the Atalanta area and, as he cleverly attempted to shield it, the Brazilian forward was needlessly bundled over by Thomas Manfredini.

Ibrahimovic stepped up to take the resulting spot-kick and found the bottom right corner to register his 12th goal of the season.

Milan would have been expected to take control thereafter but, in truth, it was not until the start of the second half that they threatened to add to their lead, Pato striking the post with a near-post effort from Urby Emanuelson’s header.

The let-off sparked Atalanta back into life, though, and Cigarini tested Abbiati with a  well-struck shot from distance before German Denis somehow managed to hit the post from a yard out at the back stick after a corner had been flicked on to him.

However, Milan weathered the storm and then secured the points when Ibrahimovic controlled a raking crossfield pass on his chest before taking the ball to the touch-line and cutting it back for Boateng to score.

The Italian champions remain just ahead of Juventus at the top of the table on goal difference going into next weekend's eagerly-awaited Milan derby.

Source: goal.com






Sunday, 4 December 2011

Serie A matches 2 & 3 december

Genoa 0 - 2 AC Milan
Milan overcome tear gas scare to go top
AC Milan had to overcome tear gas at Genoa's Stadio Luigi Ferraris before downing the 10-man home side 2-0 to go top of Serie A.

TÃ¥rgas Milan Genoa - 0

The match was suspended for over five minutes as tear gas filled parts of the stadium with fans and some players visibly affected by the effects wafting down from the stands.
Local media reports suggest the gas was released by Police to disperse supporters outside of an ageing venue that is perhaps best remembered for hosting several matches at the 1990 World Cup finals.
Most of the home players returned to the refuge of the dressing room before the players re-emerged to begin play with the score level at 0-0.
Milan - dominating possession against a side who have now won only two over their past nine Serie A games - had always looked the likelier side up to that juncture, but had to wait until the 56th minute to make their superiority count when Zlatan Ibrahimovic was taken out by home defender Kakha Kaladze, who was rightly sent off for a second yellow card.
Ibrahimovic sent the home goalkeeper Sebastien Frey the wrong way from the penalty spot before the busy Antonio Nocerino finished off the 10 men when he converted Kevin-Prince Boateng's cross from close range on 79 minutes.
Milan are one point ahead of Juventus, who will regain top place if they defeat Cesena at home on Sunday.
Milan were busy from the opening minutes when Marco Rossi did superbly well to tackle Nocerino as prepared to pull the trigger before the Frey dived bravely at the feet of the midfielder to prevent a certain goal.
Frey kept out a shot by Robinho on 15 minutes with Milan keeper Marco Amelia doing similarly well to swat a wicked free-kick by Miguel Veloso that was dipping under the bar from out wide.
Veloso saw another effort clawed out by Amelia before half-time before Milan assumed control of matters in the second period.
Robinho somehow managed to flick Alberto Aquialni's cross over the bar from two yards out just before the hour mark, but it was never likely to alter the destination of the three points once Kaladze had been sent off.

Source: Eurosport



Inter 0-1 Udinese
Mauricio Isla and Giampaolo Pazzini penalty miss condemn Claudio Ranieri's side to another home defeat
The Nerazzurri's poor home form continued as Francesco Guidolin's Scudetto-chasers emerged winners in a thrilling game, which saw two penalties and two red cards



Udinese grabbed a pulsating 1-0 victory over Inter at San Siro in a fiery match in Serie A, which offered plenty of action and excitement. Mauricio Isla gave the visitors the lead midway through the second half and shortly after, Javier Zanetti was sent off and conceded a penalty, which Julio Cesar managed to save.
Damiano Feronetti received his marching orders late in the game after he brought down Diego Milito in the box, but Giampaolo Pazzini also missed from the spot as both teams finished with ten men and a spurned penalty each.

Inter were the better team in the early minutes of the game as they were superbly shutting out Udinese's midfield and attack. Milito was the first to seriously threaten Samir Handanovic's goal as in the eighth minute but the Argentine sent a volley well over the bar from a difficult angle.

'El Principe' was guilty of another miss later on, when a through ball by Zanetti found the striker in space inside the penalty area, but he once again failed to find the target. Udinese, however, started to wake up from their lethargic start and soon began creating chance of their own.

In the 22nd minute, a good pass by Antonio Di Natale found Isla free in the box, but the Chilean could only strike wide with just Julio Cesar to beat. Inter were struggling to repel Udinese's attacks, which were growing more dangerous by the second.

The visitors' over-eager play, however, was leaving them vulnerable at the back, and on the half-hour mark Thiago Motta nearly put the Nerazzurri in front after a delightful one-two with Milito. 

The two teams continued to trade chances in the second half as shortly after Gabriel Toje had a header saved in the 54th minute, Pazzini missed a similar opportunity on the other side of the pitch.

Still, Udinese's abundance of pace was causing Inter problems and the visitors were finally rewarded for their efforts. In the 73rd minute, a quick break saw Antonio Floro Flores rush between Walter Samuel and Andrea Ranocchia before teeing up for Isla on the right side of the box, and the Chilean made no mistakes with his thunderous finish.

Inter tried to mount a late comeback, but often found themselves exposed on the counter. One such break saw Zanetti foul Kwadwo Asamoah in the box, which resulted in a penalty for Udinese and a second yellow card for the captain. Di Natale, however, saw his spot-kick kept out by Julio Cesar.

Just as things looked hopeless for the Nerazzurri, Feronetti brought down Milito in the box in a moment of madness, which earned him two bookings in two minutes. The drama was completed, when Pazzini skied his penalty over the bar, wasting a chance to earn a point for his team.

This result sees Udinese draw level on 27 points with leaders AC Milan, while Inter sit 15th, four points above the relegation zone but could drop further down after Sunday's round of matches.

Source: goal.com

Sunday, 20 November 2011

Decision!

Hello everyone,
First of all thanks to all my followers and subscribers.
I've been publishing almost every day articles, but as football is a very complex and huge sport in our planet, I've decided to focus and concentrate only in the European Football, and not all of them.
I'll be publishing only about 5 countries and the most important Championships.

Here they are:

  • Spain  -  La Liga
  • England   -  Premier League
  • Netherlands  -  Eredivisie
  • Germany   -  Bundesliga
  • Italy  -  Serie A

And the Championships:

  • Champions League
  • Europa League
  • Euro 2012
  • International Friendlies
  • World Cup 2014

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More updates coming soon.


Sunday, 6 November 2011

AC Milan 4-0 Catania -6 November, 2011

AC Milan vs Catania match preview: Today in the Serie A fourth place AC Milan are all set to meet eight ranked Catania. AC Milan the traditional Serie A giant and champions of 2010 are expected to win the game though everyone expects an interesting game at the San Siro. Milan have won their last four league games and are in scintillating form. While the Sicilian outfit Catania are unbeaten in six matches and lie just three points behind the Rossoneri AC Milan so victory is in no way going to be easy for the Italian giants.


 Already this season Catania have held Juventus and Lazio to 1-1 draws and have also claimed two big scalps by beating Inter Milan and Napoli last month. AC Milan with a draw qualified for the Champions League knockout phase so that must come as a boost going into this match. 


They will also specially want to do well because of Antonio Cassano who underwent a minor heart procedure and now will be out for an year due to that. Once again Milan’s awesome strike force containing of Zlatan Ibrahimovich and Robinho will be the centre of attention but their other striker Kevin Price Boateng is suspended and won’t play any part in the game. AC Milan favorite to win this one expect a 2-1 result. 


AC Milan vs Catania Match details:
Italian Serie A
Date: Sunday 6 November, 2011
Venue: Stadio Giuseppe Meazza — Milano
Kick off: 15:00 pm GMT
Result: AC Milan 4-0 Catania

Saturday, 29 October 2011

Roma 2-3 AC Milan - 29 October, 2011

This Saturday we are looking  for an interesting match to be played in Italy Serie A, between Roma vs AC Milan  on Saturday  29 October, 2011. Milan travelling to at Stadio Olimpico for looking a victory against Rome.

After the  2-1  defeated to Genoa on Wednesday, Roma coach Luis Enrique may give a chance to Brazilian defender Juan likely to replace Gabriel Heinze. Marco Cassetti  wil be replace to Simone Perrotta, and other changes are  David Pizarro, Erik Lamela and midweek goalscorer Fabio Borini are set to be dropped in favour of Perrotta, Marco Borriello and Pablo Osvaldo.


Gennaro Gattuso and Mathieu Flamini are both still trying play backs for Milan, but Luca Antonini and Alexandre Pato are looking for return shortly,


Last five matches of both teams:
AC milan: L W W W W
Roma:      W W L W L


Roma vs AC Milan match details:
Italy Serie A
Date: Saturday  29 October, 2011
Kick off time: 5:00 PM CEST
Venue: Stadio Olimpico, Roma
Result: Roma 2-3 AC Milan


Wednesday, 26 October 2011

Napoli 2-0 Udinese -26 October, 2011

A very important match is to be play in Italy - Serie A at Stadio San Paolo on 26 oct, between Napoli and Udinese. Udinese is on number two on League table and this victory can be take Udinese on number 1 at table.

Napoli is now on number five with 11 points and Napoli has to struggle hard to defeat the strong lineup of  Udinese. Because Udinese didn't lost single match in his last 5 matches so far.

It is a very difficult to say that who will win because we  can not expect a result. but Udinese has a strong chance to win this match because this club has a very brilliant and ambitious coach. He knows how to manage his players .In addition , he has a well-organized team

Last five matches:
Udinese: D W D W W
Napoli :W W L D D

Napoli vs Udinese Match details:
Italy - Serie A
Date:Wednesday 26 October, 2011
Kick off time: 20:45 PM
Venue:Stadio San Paolo - Napoli
Result: Napoli 2-0 Udinese

Napoli vs  Udinese Match Result

Friday, 9 September 2011

AC Milan vs Lazio Live Stream - 9 September 2011

Serie A: AC Milan vs Lazio, 9th Septembe.r 2011, San Siro, 7:45 PM BST

As the new Italian League kicks off, Champions AC Milan host Lazio at San Siro on Friday night. It will be a interesting match full of Italian action as both teams play good game of football. AC Milan will be looking to grab their first victory of the new season while Lazio will try their best to defeat Champions or at least make it a draw.

Ac Milan's Bommel, Robinho, Mathieu Flamini, Taiwo and Philippe Mexes will not be playing as they are suffering with injuries. Aquilani and Antonio Nocerino, who have recently joined Milan, could make their debut tonight. 

Lazio's Marchetti is currently under suspension and thus he will miss this match. Morover Sculli and Stankevicius will also miss the clash tonight due to injuries

Last Five Matches:
Ac Milan: WLLWW
Lazio: WWWWL

You can always tune in here to watch Live stream between AC Milan and Lazio..