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Calcio Debate: Serie A Goal Of The Week
Every week, Goal.com asks its readers to choose the best goal in Serie A from the previous weekend. Who will get your vote for matchday 13?
25-Nov-2008 4:48:02 PM
It was another exciting week of Serie A action, and Inter have now opened up a three point lead at the top of the table after defeating bitter rivals Juventus in the Derby d’Italia. The rest of the top six all slipped up. Milan and Napoli both drew 2-2 against Torino and Cagliari respectively, Lazio were held by Genoa, while Fiorentina beat Udinese in a six goal thriller.
This week there are five choices for Goal of the Week:
Goal 1: Antonio Floro Flores – Fiorentina v Udinese
The Neapolitan has had a superb start to the season, and he was electric in the first half at the Stadio Franchi on Saturday evening, scoring this brilliant opener.
Goal 2: Francesco Totti – Lecce v Roma
Matteo Brighi charges through the midfield and delivers a perfect through ball for Totti, who delightfully lifts the ball over the onrushing Lecce goalkeeper to make it 3-0.
Goal 3: Ezequiel Lavezzi – Napoli v Cagliari
El Pocho thinks he has just won the game for Napoli when, with just seven minutes remaining, he curls a brilliant free kick over the wall and into the top corner.
Goal 4: Ciccio Cozza – Reggina v Atalanta
The veteran midfielder has already scored one stunning goal against Inter this season, and he scores another against Atalanta on Sunday with a perfect 25-yard free kick.
Goal 5: Ronaldinho – Torino v Milan
Torino have been on the receiving end of numerous Goal of the Week nominations this season, and here is yet another. Ronaldinho, with the third free kick choice of round 13, completes the selections.
Goal.com Verdict
Serie A Goal of the Week: Antonio Floro Flores – Fiorentina v Udinese (Goal 1)
What are your views on this topic? Which goal wins your choice as Serie A Goal of the Week for matchday 13? Goal.com wants to know what YOU think…
Carlo Garganese
This week there are five choices for Goal of the Week:
Goal 1: Antonio Floro Flores – Fiorentina v Udinese
The Neapolitan has had a superb start to the season, and he was electric in the first half at the Stadio Franchi on Saturday evening, scoring this brilliant opener.
Goal 2: Francesco Totti – Lecce v Roma
Matteo Brighi charges through the midfield and delivers a perfect through ball for Totti, who delightfully lifts the ball over the onrushing Lecce goalkeeper to make it 3-0.
Goal 3: Ezequiel Lavezzi – Napoli v Cagliari
El Pocho thinks he has just won the game for Napoli when, with just seven minutes remaining, he curls a brilliant free kick over the wall and into the top corner.
Goal 4: Ciccio Cozza – Reggina v Atalanta
The veteran midfielder has already scored one stunning goal against Inter this season, and he scores another against Atalanta on Sunday with a perfect 25-yard free kick.
Goal 5: Ronaldinho – Torino v Milan
Torino have been on the receiving end of numerous Goal of the Week nominations this season, and here is yet another. Ronaldinho, with the third free kick choice of round 13, completes the selections.
Goal.com Verdict
Serie A Goal of the Week: Antonio Floro Flores – Fiorentina v Udinese (Goal 1)
What are your views on this topic? Which goal wins your choice as Serie A Goal of the Week for matchday 13? Goal.com wants to know what YOU think…
Carlo Garganese
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