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Continuation of the 17th day of Serie A this Monday evening. The Udinese club traveled to Tuscany to face Fiorentina on the lawn of the Artemio Franchi stadium. On the Viola side, the objective of this duel was to stock up on points to put pressure on the Italian podium. The Friulani wanted to score valuable points to get closer to the European race. In a balanced match, Moise Kean opened the scoring with a penalty (8th) but in the second half, everything turned around. Lorenzo Lucca equalized (49th), before former Marseillais Florian Thauvin offered victory (1-2) to the Udine troops.
In the standings, Fiorentina remains in a good position and is in 5th position, while Udinese has done very well by settling in 9th place. Next weekend, the Viola will challenge Juventus away for a very good Serie A showing. The Friulani will host Torino, during the 18th day of the Italian championship.
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