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JANUARY

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Another fantastic weekend in Serie A and it did not disappoint with some absolute cracking goals. Inter Milan got back to winning ways, AC Milan dropped points away at Bologna, Udinese were top for a day before Juventus grabbed a point against Roma. The Serie A Weekly Top Five Goals of the Week 5. Giampaolo Pazzini Inter vs.

Another brilliant weekend in Serie A where two fallen giants must address their continued bad form. Both Inter Milan and Roma were the talking points this weekend as both teams records domestically continue to decay. Inter Milan lost at home to Udinese 1-0 where Roma lost 3-0 away at Fiorentina and had 3 players sent off.

A single moment of brilliance proved the difference-maker in Sunday's clash between Bologna and Cesena. The early-season relegation battle looked to be heading for a 0-0 until Marco Parolo's goal-of-the-season contender stunned the Dall'Ara crowd in the 84th minute. Hosts Bologna went in as favourites thanks to a good run of form under new coach Stefano Pioli.

A single moment of brilliance proved the difference-maker in Sunday's clash between Bologna and Cesena. The early-season relegation battle looked to be heading for a 0-0 until Marco Parolo's goal-of-the-season contender stunned the Dall'Ara crowd in the 84th minute. Hosts Bologna went in as favourites thanks to a good run of form under new coach Stefano Pioli.

Bologna captain Di Vaio (original photo by Reuters) Season Preview: Bologna Opening/Recap Bologna had a respectable campaign last season, avoiding relegation by five points after being docked a total of three one for unpaid taxes and two for unpaid wages. Financial difficulties aside, the Rossoblu would have finished tied for fourteenth place without such penalties.

Scoring Stats Europe's key forwards - originally posted on Soccerlens.com

A scoring stat is defined as any goal or assist and through this combination we have so far investigated how reliant certain clubs across Europe are on star individuals. So which players actually contributed the most to the success of their teams in season 2010-2011?

Three Goalscorers Though perhaps technically cheating since the first three are all goalscorers associated with the number twelve, this point (these points?) still stand. Giampaolo Pazzini, affectionately known as "Il Pazzo" due to a combination of his last name plus his often crazy antics, looks to feature for Inter this weekend in a massive clash.

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Bologna FC captain, Marco Di Vaio, was honoured at the Nettuno d'Oro award ceremony this past Monday with a piece of hardware fit for someone who doesn't meet theme parks' roller coaster height requirements.

While we have not one clue as to what that diminutive statue signifies (nor do we have one ounce of desire to find out), we want to congratulate the pretty Serie A player on deciding what to wear.

With a mere eight weeks to go, the race for the top-scorer's crown is getting down to the wire. Four candidates seem the most likely to take the top spot; two elderly captains, one brilliant transfer, and a man who has already made history.

Toto Di Natale is in a league of his own. The thirty-three year old has shown no signs of slowing down despite his aging, and has wrestled the top-scorer mantle from Edinson Cavani.

Empty Glasses, Flat Caps And James Horncastle Being off the internet airways for 14 days, Adam and Kevin return in episode 9.1 joined by James Horncastle, one of Calcio's most well respected journalists and contributor to Jonathan Wilson's fantastic new project "The Blizzard" . From Bologna's Marco Di Vaio to Milan's Thiago Silva the boys get James' take.

When you look at the Serie A stat columns you're not surprised to see guys like Edinson Cavani, Antonio Di Natale and Zlatan Ibrahimovic potting goals for fun. You're not surprised to see that Lucio leads the league in interceptions, Gennaro Gattuso has the most tackles won, Amauri has thanked his teammates the most after flailing at a ball, and Francesco Totti has the most frowns.

Scot Munroe presents Team of the Week for match-day 21. Formation 3-4-3 Goalkeeper Michele Arcari (Brescia) Denied Palermo on more than one occasion and did well to keep the score down. Both Pastore and Miccoli were denied by the keeper on numerous times. Sadly was beaten by a brilliant strike by Cesare Bovo Centre back Philippe Mexes (Roma) Replaced Nicolas Burdisso in the Xi and was Man of the.

MILAN, Italy Inter Milan routed visiting Bologna 4-1 in the Serie A on Saturday and continued its winning run since Leonardo took over as coach. Leonardo replaced Rafa Benitez on Christmas Eve and Inter has since won all four of its games to move to eight points behind league leader AC Milan, which was [.

The 19th Giornata has ended, which means the first part of the season is officially over. So this weekend the Serie A calendar will start all over again from the beginning, just inverted. It was an interesting weekend in Serie A with 30 goals scored and lots of great games. Milan continue to lead the way with 40 points, while Napoli are sole second with 36 points.

It had been a long time that the Serie A wasn't as interesting as it is now. The vacuum left by Inter's downfall was filled with a tempestuous AC Milan which is now beginning to slow down. Along with AC Milan, Juventus have also begun to lose their knack of outscoring their opponents, especially noticeable in their 3-0 loss to Napoli.