

Rossoblu with two points of the top
By: j | October 19th, 2008Rossoblu supporters can celebrate as they have climbed with two points of the top of the Seria A table with a close 1-0 victory over Siena today at Stadio Luigi Ferraris.
The lone goal of the match came twenty minutes in when a Ivan Jurić cross into the box was headed in by Giuseppe Biava. With a 1-0 lead Genoa continued to pressure although Sienna’s defensive resolve was impossible to break down. Ten minutes before the break, Genoa narrowly missed doubling the lead with Raffaele Palladino and Diego Milito attempts saved brilliantly by Sienna ‘keeper Gianluca Curci. The match went to the break 1-0 with notable mention of Genoa’s back-line of Matteo Ferrari,Giuseppe Biava and Salvatore Bocchetti performing yeoman duty.
After the break the battle resumed in the midfield and it isn’t till the seventieth minute before Sienna’s attack begins to inspire. With seventeen minutes remaining Daniele Galloppa narrowly misses leveling the match as his shot from inside the box rattles off off the post. Moments later Massimo Maccarone comes close but once again Sienna’s efforts fall short. Through the balance of the match serious efforts are few and far between and after five minutes of added time the match concludes with Genoa winning 1-0.
Genoa returns to action next Saturday against Inter Milan.
Genoa
Rubinho
Salvatore Bocchetti,Matteo Ferrari,Giuseppe Biava
Domenico Criscito,Ivan Jurić,Omar Milanetto (Thiago Motta 15′),Giandomenico Mesto (Andrea Gasbarroni 53′)
Raffaele Palladino (Marcel Romàn 68′),Diego Milito,Giuseppe Sculli
Siena
Gianluca Curci,Daniele Portanova,Daniele Ficagna (Andrea Rossi 80′),Manuel Coppola (Abdelkader Ghezzal 56′),Cristiano Del Grosso,Luca Rossettini,Houssine Kharja,Daniele Galloppa,Simone Vergassola,Massimo Maccarone,Mario Frick (Emanuele Calaiò 60′)
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The weekend game is going to be interesting. Inter and Genoa had something of a rivalry several decades ago and I wonder if anything of that rivalry still exists.
I’m curious to see how this game plays out as Inter had several players play in the International break and also have a midweek game in the CL.
Anyway, good luck… but not too much…
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