Empoli
TorinoDay 31
Cancellieri 74'
Niang M. 94'
Zapata D. 91'
Empoli: 25. Caprile, 3. Pezzella( till 65'), 4. Walukiewicz, 19. Bereszynski, 33. Luperto, 30. Bastoni S.( till 65'), 18. Marin R., 27. Zurkowski( till 88'), 28. Cambiaghi( till 70'), 11. Gyasi E., 17. Cerri( till 70')
Substitution: 13. Cacace(from 65'), 29. Maleh(from 65'), 10. Niang M.(from 70'), 20. Cancellieri(from 70'), 21. Fazzini(from 88')
Bench: 1. Perisan, 12. Seghetti, 2. Goglichidze S., 5. Grassi, 8. Kovalenko, 9. Caputo, 23. Destro
Yellow Cards: Walukiewicz 11', Cerri 27'
Torino: 32. Milinkovic-Savic V., 4. Buongiorno, 13. Rodriguez( till 83'), 19. Bellanova, 27. Vojvoda( till 76'), 61. Tamèze, 16. Vlašić, 28. Ricci S.( till 82'), 77. Linetty( till 88'), 9. Sanabria, 91. Zapata D.
Substitution: 20. Lazaro(from 76'), 6. Lovato(from 82'), 21. Okereke(from 83'), 5. Masina(from 88')
Bench: 1. Gemello, 71. Popa, 15. Sazonov Sa., 79. Savva Z., 17. Kabić
Yellow Cards: Zapata D. 39'
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Inter moved back to 14 points clear at the top
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Pulisic broke the deadlock in the latter stages of the first half was enough to secure back-to-back wins for Milan
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The Bianconeri fail to secure three points against Empoli
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The Granata stun the reigning champions with a flawless performance at the Grande Torino Stadium
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Milan secured their third win in the last four games
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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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Inter’s brand-new attacking duo struck in the second half against Torino to bring the Nerazzurri back to winning ways
