US EditionCremonese beats Sassuolo for second straight win on Serie A return
Cremonese became the first promoted team since 2012 to win their opening two Serie A games, sealing a 3-2 victory with a last-minute penalty against Sassuolo.
- On August 29, Cremonese secured a 3-2 home win over US Sassuolo Calcio at Stadio Giovanni Zini, Manuel De Luca scoring the stoppage-time penalty for victory.
- As a newly promoted side, US Cremonese became the first since Sampdoria in 2012 to win their first two Serie A matches after beating AC Milan 2-1 at the San Siro last week.
- Cremonese led 2-0 before Sassuolo, with Filippo Terracciano opening on 37 minutes and Franco Vázquez adding a second two minutes later; Andrea Pinamonti and Domenico Berardi then equalized before an 84th-minute Cremonese goal was disallowed.
- Sassuolo are pointless after two matches as Ismael Koné was suspended and injuries sidelined Kristian Thorstvedt and Laurs Skjellerup, while Nemanja Matic and Aster Vranckx debuted.
- Manuel De Luca's first Serie A goal, a stoppage-time penalty, secured a comeback that gives US Cremonese early momentum after also beating AC Milan last week.
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Game full of emotions, decides De Luca in recovery on rigor (ANSA)
Cremonese defeated Sassuolo 3-2 in the opening match of the second matchday of Serie A, played at the Stadio Zini in Cremona. The home side took a two-goal lead with goals from Terracciano in the 37th minute and Vazquez in the 39th, followed by Pinamonti in the 63rd minute and Berardi from the penalty spot in the 73rd minute. De Luca scored the winner for Nicola's side in the 93rd minute, also from eleven meters. The Grigiorossi now sit on six p…
Emil Audero and Jay Idzes' touching embrace in the tunnel as Cremonese beat Sassuolo 3-2
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RedBoingFew times the debut of a player in the First Division of Italian football generated so much expectation. Romano Floriani Mussolini, 20-year-old and great-grandson of dictator Benito Mussolini, played this Friday for the first time a game of Serie A. It was with the shirt of Cremonese, in the triumph for 3 to 2 in front of Sassuolo. The son of the former senator Alessandra Mussolini entered in the final minutes and was direct protagonist of the p…
Cremonese became the first newly promoted team since the Sampdoria in 2012 to win their first two games in the A Series in a highly contested home win on Friday 3-2 against Sassuolo.
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