Goal of the Week: Francesco Totti's record-breaking strike for Roma comes in second as Juventus' Emanuele Giaccherini takes first prize

The Italian veteran may have written himself into the record books, but it takes more than sentiment to win your hearts, as the 26-year-old steals the show this week


GOAL OF THE WEEK
1
EMANUELE GIACCHERINI
ATALANTA VS
JUVENTUS 32.5%
2
FRANCESCO TOTTI
ROMA VS
CESENA 29.4%
3
GIAMPAOLO PAZZINI
INTER VS
LAZIO 19.5%
4
ANTONIO DI NATALE 
UDINESE VS
CATANIA 15.7%
5
ADAM KWASNIK
CENTRAL COAST MARINERS
VS
ADELAIDE UNITED
2.9%


Emanuele Giaccherini didn't hesitate in the box against Atalanta, and neither did the voters, as the Italian topped our latest Goal of the Week poll.

The latest competition saw you vote in your tens of thousands, as the 26-year-old beat Roma captain fantastic Francesco Totti with his coolly taken volley.



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  • An exclusive interview with Manchester City and Feyenoord striker John Guidetti
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