Empoli
MonzaDay 21
Zurkowski 38'
Zurkowski 73'
Empoli: 25. Caprile, 4. Walukiewicz, 19. Bereszynski( till 61'), 33. Luperto, 34. Ismajli, 5. Grassi, 18. Marin R.( till 61'), 27. Zurkowski, 28. Cambiaghi( till 86'), 11. Gyasi E., 27. Cerri( till 69')
Substitution: 13. Cacace(from 61'), 29. Maleh(from 61'), 21. Fazzini(from 86')
Bench: 1. Perisan, 12. Seghetti, 2. Goglichidze S., 38. Indragoli, 35. Baldanzi, 31. Corona G.
Yellow Cards: Bereszynski 49'
Monza: 23. Sorrentino, 4. Izzo( till 46'), 5. Caldirola, 13. Pedro Pereira( till 67'), 22. Pablo Marí, 77. Kyriakopoulos, 6. Gagliardini( till 46'), 28. Colpani( till 75'), 32. Pessina, 9. Colombo( till 46'), 47. Dany Mota
Substitution: 33. D`Амброзио(from 46'), 38. Bondo(from 46'), 24. Maric M.(from 46'), 21. Carboni V.(from 67'), 27. Maldini D.(from 75')
Bench: 62. Mazza A., 66. Gori, 2. Donati, 18. Bettella, 44. Carboni A., 8. Akpa Akpro, 61. Ferraris, 84. Ciurria
Yellow Cards: Caldirola 70', Dany Mota 72', Pablo Marí 92'
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Inter provided a huge performance on the road at Monza as they put five past the home side
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Milan secured their third win in the last four games
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Jan-Carlo Simic struck the second of the game in the Rossoneri’s show at San Siro
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The Ukrainian midfielder fired Genoa ahead against Empoli with another magnificent long-range finish
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Empoli lost to Sassuolo in the match with seven goals scored, one of which was by Viktor Kovalenko
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Empoli claim a shocking victory at Napoli’s home ground as the reigning champions are stung by Kovalenko’s late goal.
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Empoli claim bragging rights in the Tuscan derby thanks to a stellar display at the Franchi and goals by Caputo and Gyasi
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The Giallorossi secured their third consecutive win thanks to a last-minute winner by the Italian winger
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After their home draw against Bologna, Juventus get back on track in their quest to return to the top 4 with a convincing win over Empoli
