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Continuation of the 26th day of Serie to this Saturday afternoon. Lazio moved to the lawn of the Pier-Luigi-Penzo stadium to face the promoted bad in the point of Venice. Despite a clear superiority over their Venetian opponents, the Romans did not find the breach in the first period. Likewise in the second act, the two teams left on a virgin score (0-0). Next weekend, Lazio (4th) will face AC Milan, while Venice (19th) will play opposite.
In the other meeting played simultaneously, the Parma club welcomed Bologna, on the lawn of the Ennio-Tardini stadium. Despite a rapid domination of the Rossoblù, it was the ducali who opened the scoring thanks to a penalty transformed by Ange-Yoan Bonny (37th). In the second period, the men of Cristian Chivu doubled the bet with a signed realization Simon Sohm (79th). Next weekend, Parma (17th) will face Udinese, while Bologna (8th) will play against Cagliari.
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