Verona and Cremonese are not unlocked

The is not unlocked Cremonese, it doesn’t unlock Verona. The battle-salvation resolves itself into nothingness and oneness 0-0 which helps the grey-reds more than the away team. Hellas are in great difficulty at Zini: Unai Nunez is disqualified, Bella-Kotchap, Frese, Valentini, Belghali, Al-Musrati and Akpa-Akpro are out. Zanetti thus launches the new signing Lirola from the start, among the best today, and the trident is played out: Giovane with Sarr and Orban, while the deputy Perilli is in goal and not Montipò. He responds with the duo Vardy-Bonazzoli and Vandeputte to instead inspire the disqualified Nicola in a very balanced match.

We fought for every ball in the first half and there is no real master in the matchwith opportunities missing. Ebosse and Vardy are the most dangerous in the first few minutes, but there is only one real chance: Audero avoids the goal from Giovane, the best of his team. We go to half-time at 0-0 and the music doesn’t change in the second half where, despite a risk at the start on Grassi, Verona dominates.

The lighthouse of the Scala family is young, which they are unable to break through, also because the Brazilian is always put offside by Cremonese’s three-man line. The former Corinthians player was stopped on one occasion by Audero, then moved early and saw the potential lead goal canceled out in the 84th minute: he had scored on a semi-overhead kick, but it was nothing. In the final minutes Zanetti doesn’t play any attacker, while the Grigiorossi find Collocolo again after the injury and risk a melee in the 90th minute: Terracciano saves everything. There are no other emotions and the match ends at 0-0, which gives the two teams one point each.

Cremonese does not erase the 5-0 defeat suffered by Juventus with a victory, but rises to 23 points and +6 over the third to last (Fiorentina and Genoa). Verona, however, last in tandem with Pisa: 14 points for the yellow-blueswho find their first clean sheet after nine races. Curiously, without Montipo’ on the pitch.