Serie A: Hellas Verona takes on Lecce

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By: Manu Tournoux

Serie A: Hellas Verona takes on Lecce

Match of the 28th day of Serie A, the duel between Lecce and Hellas Verona was important in the fight for maintenance. In a bad dynamic, Hellas Verona quickly opened the scoring with a good service from Tomas Suslov for Michael Folorunsho (17th). An advantage preserved in the first period.

General classification Serie A

#

Team

Pts

J

DIF

G

NOT

D

BP

B.C.

13

Hellas
Hellas

26

28

-11

6

8

14

25

36

14

Cagliari
Cagliari

26

28

-20

6

8

14

29

49

15

Empoli
Empoli

25

27

-19

6

7

14

22

41

16

Lecce
Lecce

25

28

-20

5

10

13

25

45

17

Udinese
Udinese

24

27

-15

3

15

9

26

41

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Maintaining this score until the end of the game, Hellas Verona did well by overtaking their opponent of the day and taking 16th place. Lecce is sixteenth.

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Manu Tournoux

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