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Nuno Tavares is well on his way to having the season of his life, at least statistically. Starting this Sunday, the Portuguese greatly contributed to his team’s success against Genoa (3-0), once again. At the start of the match, he delivered his 6th assist in 7 matches for Tijjani Noslin, who then built his own goal by mystifying the Genoese defense with a small bridge, a hook then a placed shot ( 21st 1-0).
In the second half, Pedro made the break (80th, 2-0), before Vecino (90+5th, 3-0) extinguished Genoa’s hopes with a new offering from Nuno Tavares, his 7th since the month of ‘august. In the standings, the Biancocelesti are 5th in Serie A. Vitinha’s Genoa is 18th and relegated. In the other meeting of the afternoon, Monza was held at home by Venice (2-2). Kyriakopoulos (23rd) and Djuric (44th) scored for the locals, in reaction to goals from Ellertsson (15th) and Svoboda (39th). In fact, that doesn’t do anyone’s business. Monza is 16th, while Venice is penultimate.
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