Monza
BolognaDay 5
Castro S. 80'
Monza: 30. Turati - 4. Izzo (Bondo, 82), 13. Pedro Pereira (D`Амброзио, 88), 22. Pablo Marí, 44. Carboni A., 77. Kyriakopoulos - 32. Pessina, 42. Bianco - 11. Djuric M. (Maric M., 83), 14. Maldini D. (Forson, 71), 47. Dany Mota (Caprari, 71)
Substitution: Forson (from 71); Caprari (from 71); Bondo (from 82); Maric M. (from 83); D`Амброзио (from 88)
Bench: 21. Pizzignacco, 69. Mazza A. - 52. Postiglione, 53. Scaramelli Endris - 27. Valoti
Yellow Cards: Carboni A. 18; Izzo 42; Pablo Marí 86
Bologna: 34. Ravaglia F. - 15. Casale (Beukema, 46), 22. Lykogiannis, 26. Lucumí, 29. De Silvestri (Posch, 78) - 20. Aebischer - 8. Freuler, 82. Urbanski K. (Moro N., 78) - 9. Castro S., 11. Ndoye D., 21. Odgaard (Iling, 71)
Substitution: Beukema (from 46); Iling (from 71); Posch (from 78); Moro N. (from 78)
Bench: 1. Skorupski, 23. Bagnolini N. - 5. Erlic, 16. Corazza, 33. Juan Miranda - 80. Fabbian - 30. Domínguez B. - 7. Orsolini, 10. Karlsson J., 24. Dallinga
Yellow Cards: Lucumí 52; Castro S. 86
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