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Continuation of this 23rd day of Serie A with the success of the Udinese (3-2) torn off on his lawn against Venice, however 19th. Frioul players thought they had done the hardest by taking two goals in advance thanks to Luccas (47th) and Lovric (52nd) but that was without counting on the resilience of the Venetians who managed to equalize by Nicolussi Caviglia (64th) , Gytkjaer (79th). The 2nd goal of the season of Iker Bravo (84th) finally gave the victory to the premises.
This success allows Udinese to scratch a place in the classification to climb to 10th place in Serie A, three rows above the Hellas Verone. The Gialloblu also won (1-0) but on the Monza field, red lantern of this Italian championship always more in danger with its 8 points behind the first non-relief. Worse, Lekovic (13th) against his camp will have been the only scorer of the meeting.
The results of the 3 p.m. games:
Monza 0 – 1 Hellas Verona : Lekovic (CSC 13th)
Udinese 3 – 2 Venice: Lucca (47th), Lovric (52nd), Bravo (84th); Nicolussi Caviglia (64th), Gytkjaer (79th)
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