In Atalantawith his goalkeeper Marco Carnesecchi released, stopped twice in a penalty that was repeated, this saturday beat the Sassuolo (3-0) and fly towards the Champions League.
He Atalanta was released. Everything works in Bergamo for those Gian Piero Gasperini, slowly coming back to remember that team that surprised Europe a few years ago. Both in attack and defense, including the goal.
And in the match 1-0 after the first Croatian goal Mario Pasalic, Giorgio Salvini He scored a penalty on the brink of half-time. was able to match the Sassuolobut Andrea Pinamonti it’s been a little while Carnesecchi He has been great under the sticks. He stopped first, but ahead. Pinamonti He shot over the second, but the Italian goalkeeper used his reflexes to emerge as the hero of the encounter.
Punishment weakens the morale of a Sassuolo in the mess, fighting not to go down. And ‘Dea’ took advantage of this to kill in the second half. First, with a great goal from the Dutchman Theon Koopmeiners, who ended a brilliant collective play, and, with 15 minutes remaining, with his countryman’s goal Mitchell Bakker, whose shot hit the ‘neroverdi’ defense and luckily went in.
It was a beautiful moment Atalantawho are unbeaten since last December 23 and have five consecutive victories in Serie A, are in the semifinals of the Coppa Italia and serve as the main favorites to join. Juve, Milan and Inter in the Champions League next season.
Right now he gets 3 points Bolognawho have to play this Sunday at the home of Bologna his match today. He Atalanta He still has to recover from the fight he can’t fight Inter for the Italian Super Cup.
On the other side of the coin is the Sassuolo, on the brink of relegation with 20 points, tied with a Verona who occupy dangerous positions, and have five consecutive games without a win.
Source: La Verdad
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