Carrarese Overview

Four players sent off and the Bianconeri down to eight men: the story of Carrarese v Spezia

In a match marked by heated tempers and frayed nerves, the home side won 3-1, but the man of the match was referee Manganiello

How are things going with Hasa and Napoli’s plans: is he the new Vergara?

New talents are coming through for Conte’s future Napoli side.

Sampdoria's likely line-up: Lombardo makes few changes – Soleri is favoured over Brunori, with Ferrari in defence

The 3-4-2-1 formation has been confirmed, with Di Pardo starting in midfield ahead of Depaoli, behind the strike partnership of Begic and Cherubini

Sampdoria’s Manfredi responds to Carrarese: “Crucial points are at stake for our objective; I agree with the call”

The Sampdoria chairman responded to Carrarese’s statement, adding: “Wherever Sampdoria play, we always find an atmosphere of intense anticipation and competition.”

Sampdoria: Palma training separately; Hadzikadunic and Abildgaard also out, but no 4-4-2 formation. Carrarese statement: "Let’s not get distracted by incidents and referees"

The usual squad crisis, this time in defence. Hadzikadunic is out; Palma takes his place. Ferrari returns

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	PTS	Form
1	Palmeiras	18	12	5	1	30	13	17	41	W W D D D
2	Flamengo	17	10	4	3	31	16	15	34	W L D W D
3	Fluminense	18	9	4	5	28	23	5	31	D L W D L
4	Athletico Paranaense	18	9	3	6	24	18	6	30	W W D L D
5	Red Bull Bragantino	18	9	2	7	25	19	6	29	W W W L W

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