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Thanks to De Roon (69e) and Zaniolo (89e), the Dea was able to sign an eighth consecutive league success in the capital.
A result which allows the Bergamasques to come within one point of the Neapolitan leader, temporarily three steps ahead of Inter and the Viola, interrupted on Sunday in their Florentine debates after the discomfort of the unfortunate Bove.
For the Wolf, the situation is serious. Thus defeated for the fourth day in a row, the Giallorossi are in 15e position of the Italian elite, with only two units ahead of the red zone.
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