Serie A: Atalanta stalls in Udine, Lecce wins at Empoli

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By: Manu Tournoux

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Bad operation for Atalanta on this 20th day of Serie A. Traveling on the Udinese pitch, the Naples runner-up could not do better than a 0-0 draw. La Dea remains 2nd in the ranking but already two lengths behind, it risks seeing the leader slip away, who hosts Hellas Verona tomorrow evening.

In the other meeting at 3 p.m., Lecce won at Empoli 3-1 and took the opportunity to pass their opponent of the day with this 13th place. The Salentini quickly made the difference thanks to two goals from Tete Morente (6th) and Krstovic (11th). Cacace’s reduction in the gap (47th) was not enough, Krstovic finally scoring a double (90th+1).

The results of the 3 p.m. matches:

Udinese 0 – 0 Atalanta

Empoli 1 – 3 Lecce : Cacace (47th); Tete Morente (6th), Krstovic (11th, 90th+1)

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