From: tine@ohstpy.mps.ohio-state.edu
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: Serie A and B Results/Standings (Apr.5 , 1992 Games)
Date: 7 Apr 92 14:57:55 GMT

> Sorry for the delay, it seems that something is not working here at
> McGill...Hopefully, this will work...
> 
> A very lively day in Serie A with 28 goals being scored and the gap
> between Juve and Milan increasing to 6 points. In Serie B, Ancona and
> Brescia share the top spot thanks to a draw between Ancona and Palermo
> and a Brescia win...
> 
> 
> Serie A, Week 27; Games played Sunday, April 5, 1992:
> 
> Ascoli		1	Inter		2
>    Biroff '14		   Klinsmann '30
> 			   Klinsmann '34 (2nd)
> 
> Ascoli got on the board first on a counter attack which saw Pergolizzi
> feed the ball to team mate Bieroff who put the ball in the net giving
> Ascoli the momentary lead. Klismann then scored two to give Inter the
> win. The second Inter goal came when a shot deflected off the
> goalkeeper and onto Klinsmann's feet in lucky circumstances. Moments
> later, the Inter forward missed getting his third goal of the game. In
> short, a fairer result would have been a draw as Inter did not really
> work hard looking for the winning goal. With this loss, relegation is
> practically assured for Ascoli.
> 
> 
> Fiorentina	3	Atalanta	0
>    Orlando '38
>    Batistuta '48
>    Batistuta '44 (2nd)
> 
> Fiorentina swept away the winds of crisis after three consecutive
> losses with a great performance overall and with Batistuta finding his
> form once again. Atalanta was never in the game, though, despite the
> coach playing 3 forwards in the second half.
> 
> 
> Foggia		2	Cremonese	0
>    Signori '26
>    Kolivanov '4 (2nd)
> 
> Foggia gets its first home win in three months and also seem to have
> put their recent crisis behind them. A very entertaining game with
> Signori being the best player on the pitch. For Cremonese, who
> desperately needs points if it wishes to avoid relegation, missed
> gaining some ground on its rivals at the bottom of the table who all
> lost today.
> 
> 
> Genoa		1	Verona		0
>    Branco '25
> 
> Not a very entertaining game between a tired Genoa who wanted a quick
> end to this game so that they could sit back and defend and a Verona
> which tried every thing in the book to win but were not successful in
> their quest.  Genoa got the winning goal thanks to a free kick taken
> by the specialist Branco.
> 
> 
> Lazio		3	Bari		1
>    Reidle '16		   Cucchi '32
>    Sosa   '18
>    Sosa    '6 (2nd)
> 
> Another entertaining game with very lively plays from both teams which
> lasted until the final whistle. Bari was very unlucky, hitting the
> post twice in the final moments of the second half; but despite the 2
> goal deficit, Bari fought on until the very end. Sosa was the key
> player for Lazio today and Juarni was his counterpart on the visiting
> team.
> 
> 
> Milan		5	Sampdoria	1
>    Rijkaard   '33	   Vialli '37 (2nd)
>    Evani       '9 (2nd)
>    Van Basten '13 (2nd)
>    Massaro    '35 (2nd)
>    Albertini  '41 (2nd)
> 
> Milan was started putting pressure on Samp from the very start of the
> match, but a tight Samp defense forced Milan to try their luck from
> outside the penalty area. Milan ended the first half with a 1-0 lead
> before the wheels fell off for Samp in the second half. Shortly after
> Evani's goal, Katanec was sent off for protesting to the referee after
> he failed to call a foul on Mancini, leaving Samp in 10. Milan added
> three more goals as Samp appeared to be exhausted from their mid-week
> European Champions' Cup game against Red Star Belgrade. The fact that
> all 5 Milan goals were scored by different players seems to underline
> their performance as a team with all players contributing equally to
> the overall performance of the team.
> 
> 
> Napoli		3	Roma		2
>    Silenzi '8 (2nd)	   Voller    '8
>    Careca '16 (2nd)	   Giannini '20
>    Zola   '21 (2nd)
> 
> Roma came out of the first half with a seemingly "safe" 2-0 lead.
> Napoli, though, had other plans, and seemed to be a totally different
> team in the second half, playing with determination and speed. This
> allowed them to turn the tables playing an excellent second half. When
> the score was 3-2 Carnevale and Giannini missed a great occasion to
> equalize, which would have been a fair result, as both teams played a
> great game giving an entertaining show to the fans at San Paolo.
> 
> 
> Parma		1	Cagliari	1
>    Agostini '48		   Herrera '8
> 
> Cagliari gets an important point today in a game that was conditioned
> in the second half by a thunder storm which hit the Parma area.
> Cagliari took control of the match for the first 30 minutes where they
> went ahead 8 minutes into the match. They later decided to play a bit
> more defensively with the hope of protecting their lead for the
> remaining hour. This proved to be a fatal mistake as Parma scored at
> the end of the second half giving the home team the equalizer. Parma
> was playing without 3 of its key players, namely Minotti, Di Chiara,
> and Zoratto.
> 
> 
> Torino		2	Juventus	0
>    Casagrande '21 (2nd)
>    Casagrande '27 (2nd)
> 
> The derby had been billed as ending in a draw, as most derbys do, but
> as the Juve goalkeeper Tacconi said, Toro was more lively and had more
> character. The game started off with Torino dominating for the first
> 25 minutes, then Juve came out and started to attack for the remainder
> of the half. In the second half, Torino was very determined with
> Vazquez and Lentini doing some really good plays. The lead for Torino
> came mid-way in the second half when Casagrande put in a pass from
> Vazquez. Six minutes later, the Brazilian added to the lead when a
> sleepy Juve defense did not clear a rebound off of Tacconi, from a
> shot by Vazquez which went right to Casagrande who had no trouble
> scoring. It was a dark day for Juve's attack, though, with Schillaci
> and Baggio not being very effective.  This loss, coupled with Milan's
> win sees the gap between the two teams increase to 6 points, with 7
> games left in the season.
> 
> 
> "Capo Cannonieri" (Leading Scorers)
> -----------------------------------
> Van Basten (Milan)	22 (8)
> 
> Baggio (Juventus)	13 (6)
> Batistuta (Fiorentina)  13 (0)
> Careca (Napoli)		13 (2)
> 
> Riedle (Lazio)		12 (0)
> Sosa (Lazio)		12 (3)
> 
> Zola (Napoli)		11 (0)
> 
> Aguilera (Genoa)	10 (2)
> Baiano (Foggia)		10 (1)
> Signori (Foggia)	10 (0)
> Skuhravy(Genoa)		10 (0)
> Vialli (Sampdoria)	10 (2)
> 
> Fonseca (Cagliari)	 9 (0)
> Platt (Bari)		 9 (2)
> Shalimov (Foggia)	 9 (0)
> 
> -- Number in brackets represent goals scored on penalty kicks.
> 
> 
> 
> Serie A Standings After 27 games:
> 
> 		W	T	L	GF	GA	PTS
> Milan		18	9	0	55	15	45
> Juventus	16	7	4	37	17	39
> Napoli		12	10	5	46	33	34
> Torino		10	12	5	25	13	32
> Inter		8	15	4	23	21	31
> Parma		9	12	6	26	24	30
> Lazio		9	11	7	36	28	29
> Sampdoria	9	11	7	29	25	29
> Genoa		9	10	8	32	32	28
> Roma		8	12	7	28	28	28
> Atalanta	8	11	8	21	23	27
> Foggia		8	9	10	41	44	25
> Fiorentina	8	8	11	34	32	24
> Cagliari	5	11	11	25	31	21
> Verona		7	5	15	16	36	19
> Bari		4	9	14	19	36	17
> Cremonese	4	7	16	18	39	15
> Ascoli		4	5	18	18	52	13
> 
> 
> Next Sunday's Serie A fixtures:
> 
> 	Week 28: 12/4/92
> 
> Atalanta	-	Foggia
> Bari		-	Napoli
> Cagliari	-	Genoa
> Cremonese	-	Milan
> Inter		-	Parma
> Juventus	-	Ascoli
> Lazio		-	Fiorentina
> Sampdoria	-	Roma
> Verona		-	Torino
> 
> 
> 
> Serie B, Week 29; Games played Sunday, April 5, 1992:
> 
> Ancona		1	Palermo		1
> Bologna		2	Avellino	2
> Brescia		2	Reggiana	1
> Casertana	2	Cesena		0
> Lecce		1	Udinese		0
> Messina		2	Cosenza		0
> Modena		1	Taranto		0
> Padova		0	Venezia		0
> Piacenza	2	Pescara		2
> Pisa		1	Lucchese	2
> 
> 
> Serie B Standings after 29 games:
> 
> 		W	T	L	GF	GA	PTS
> Brescia		10	16	3	39	25	36
> Ancona		10	16	3	28	18	36
> Pescara		11	13	5	38	30	35
> Reggiana	10	12	7	28	24	32
> Pisa		9	13	7	34	27	31
> Bologna		11	9	9	30	27	31
> Udinese		8	15	6	28	26	31
> Cosenza		9	13	7	29	30	31
> Cesena		8	13	8	28	24	29
> Lucchese	7	15	7	25	25	29
> Messina		9	10	10	24	24	28
> Padova		6	16	7	24	24	28
> Piacenza	8	11	10	27	30	27
> Modena		9	8	12	26	33	26
> Palermo		7	11	11	32	34	25
> Taranto		6	13	10	20	25	25
> Venezia		5	15	9	24	29	25
> Lecce		8	9	12	26	34	25
> Casertana	5	15	9	22	32	25
> Avellino	6	13	10	25	36	25
> 
> 
> That's all for now!
> 
> Marco...
> --
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I found this post on soc.culture.italian and not on rec.sport.soccer.
Maybe, this is due to server problems mentioned by Marco.
Since someone is asking me these italian results, I thought to forward
this post, dear Marco, to this list.

Stefano
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