Serie A: Vitinha guides the Genoa from Vieira to Bologna

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By: Manu Tournoux

Serie A: The Genoa of Patrick Vieira still continues against Monza

Continuation of the 38th day of Serie to this Saturday. The Genoa moved to Emilie-Romagne to face Bologna on the lawn of the Renato-Dall'ara stadium. None of the two teams had real major issues. The Genoese Grifone had already ensured its maintenance without hope of playing Europe. Victorious of the COPPA, the Rossoblu, meanwhile, wanted to finish the season well by approaching the top of the table.

In a match dominated by visitors (1-3), the former Marseillais, Vitinha, opened the scoring (17th), before his teammate Lorenzo Venturino offers himself a double (26th, 43rd). Riccardo Orsolini saved the honor (64th). In the ranking, the Genoa ends up around the soft belly with this 13th position, while Bologna is in 8th place.

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