In addition to the snow, goals were also flocked to the (few) Serie A pitches where the games were played. Eight were scored in the San Siro match between Inter and Palermo alone, but it's a pity for Ranieri that the two teams split them equally: apart from Mantovani's 0-1, all the other goals bear the signature of Diego Milito (poker) and Fabrizio Miccoli (hat-trick).
For the Nerazzurri they definitely missed a great opportunity to get back to the top, given that Juventus did not play and Milan lost in Rome against Lazio. Indeed, by virtue of the victory of the Bianchelesti and the success of Udinese at home against Lecce (2-1), Ranieri's men find themselves fifth, overtaken by Lazio, very far from the leaders Juve and a good 5 points away from the third place occupied from the Friulians.
Situation that also makes AC Milan regret, who now find themselves with Udinese (on goal with the usual Di Natale and the rediscovered Pazienza) on their heels and at -2 from Conte's team, but with one game less to play. It was Ibra and his companions who knocked him down the Lazio one-two signed in the last quarter of an hour by Hernanes and Rocchi.
While Reja smiles for the feat, Luis Enrique weeps: Roma in Cagliari overturned the Rossoblu's initial 1-0 but then got overwhelmed 4-2 (brace from Thiago Ribeiro) with a bad performance from the defensive department.
Confused performance from Napoli, which is struggling to find the form of the best times: however the disappointing home draw with Cesena (0-0) also weighs on the bad arbitrage of Banti, who unjustly canceled a regular Goran Pandev goal two minutes from the end.
Bologna-Fiorentina, Siena-Catania and Atalanta-Genoa postponed due to snow. Tomorrow postponement (at risk) between Novara and Chievo. The wave of frost will give no respite, and this causes fear for the next round as well: the Juventus-Siena matches (in Turin -15 degrees are expected on Sunday afternoon) and Milan-Naples, which is scheduled for 20.45 and for which Galliani has already requested the League to postpone it to a date from to be destined.
