Verona
PisaVerona: 1. Montipò - 5. Edmundsson A., 19. Slotsager - 3. Frese (Bradarić D., 46), 4. Lovric S. (Harroui, 85), 15. Nelsson V., 24. Bernède (Serdar, 46), 73. Al Musrati - 16. Orban (Mosquera, 82), 18. Bowie, 36. Niasse (Lirola, 70)
Substitution: Bradarić D. (from 46); Serdar (from 46); Lirola (from 70); Mosquera (from 82); Harroui (from 85)
Bench: 34. Perilli S., 94. Toniolo - 2. Oyegoke, 70. Cham - 11. Akpa Akpro - 41. Isaac, 90. Vermesan
Yellow Cards: Serdar 90
Pisa: 22. Scuffet - 2. Bozhinov (Calabresi, 69), 3. Angori, 4. Caracciolo Ant., 5. Canestrelli, 35. Loyola (Marin M., 75) - 20. Aebischer - 15. Touré Id. - 17. Durosinmi (Léris, 46), 32. Moreo, 81. Stojilkovic (Meister, 69)
Substitution: Léris (from 46); Calabresi (from 69); Meister (from 69); Marin M. (from 75)
Bench: 12. Nicolas A. - 26. Coppola Fr. - 8. Höjholt, 10. Tramoni, 14. Akinsanmiro, 23. Stengs, 36. Piccinini - 11. Cuadrado, 19. Iling, 99. Lorran
Yellow Cards: Moreo 32; Marin M. 88
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