Bologna does not weaken in the fight it maintains with Atalanta for the fourth place in Serie A, the last one that guarantees access to the Champions League, and equals the Bergamasco team on points after defeating Fiorentina 2 -0 this Wednesday in the pending match.
A victory that reflects the wonderful moment of those Thiago Motta, former Barcelona and Atlético player, who achieved their third victory in the Italian championship. Fiorentina, who opted to skip Bologna themselves, remain seventh but are five points behind their rivals today.
Bologna points record
The ‘rossoblù’, who have not yet achieved so many points (42) at this point of the season because victory was rewarded with three, did not need to show the same force they showed against Lecce (4-0) and Sassuolo ( 4 -2) in his last two promises.
And Bologna, with Colombian central defender Jhon Lucumí back in the starting eleven, barely needed twelve minutes to take the lead on the scoreboard thanks a little Riccardo Orsolini, who didn’t waste a superb pass from the Scotsman Lewis Ferguson to establish 1-0.
Orsolini’s ninth goal
Marker than your own Orsolini, who has nine goals this seasonwas able to expand in the 36th minute by beating the visiting goalkeeper again Pietro Terracciano with a free kick.
A goal that did not increase the score due to offside from the Austrian Stefan Posch who, as the referee can verify when reviewing the video images, was offside when he tried to head, although he did not succeed, Orsolini’s shot influenced the move.
Odgaard judges the ‘Appennine derby’
This was not the only chance for Bologna, who had several clear chances in the second 45 minutes to definitively end the ‘Appennine derby’.
A persistence that found its reward with the Danish goal Jens Odgaard, who signed the final 2-0 for Thiago Motta’s team in the 95th minute, who do not give up in their match with Atalanta to occupy the last place in the Champions League.
Source: La Verdad
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