Empoli
BolognaEmpoli: 25. Caprile, 3. Pezzella( till 46'), 4. Walukiewicz, 19. Bereszynski, 33. Luperto, 18. Marin R., 27. Zurkowski( till 66'), 29. Maleh, 28. Cambiaghi( till 75'), 10. Niang M.( till 75'), 11. Gyasi E.( till 66')
Substitution: 13. Cacace(from 46'), 24. Ebuehi(from 66'), 8. Kovalenko(from 66'), 9. Caputo(from 75'), 17. Cerri(from 75')
Bench: 1. Perisan, 99. Berisha Et., 2. Goglichidze S., 30. Bastoni S., 23. Destro
Yellow Cards: Luperto 28', Pezzella 30', Maleh 90', Caputo 90'
Bologna: 28. Skorupski, 15. Kristiansen, 26. Lucumí, 31. Beukema( till 72'), 33. Calafiori, 8. Freuler, 19. Ferguson L.( till 79'), 56. Saelemaekers, 82. Urbanski K.( till 79'), 11. Ndoye D.( till 57'), 21. Odgaard( till 72')
Substitution: 7. Orsolini(from 57'), 16. Corazza(from 72'), 18. Castro S.(from 72'), 20. Aebischer(from 79'), 80. Fabbian(from 79')
Bench: 23. Bagnolini N., 34. Ravaglia F., 4. Ilic M., 22. Lykogiannis, 29. De Silvestri, 6. Moro N., 17. El Azzouzi Ous.
Yellow Cards: Freuler 90'
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