Italian Players Around the World (14/04)

April 14th, 2008 by Marco Pantanella

Continuing my weekly article inspired by Gazzetta dello Sport, here are the performances of all Italian soccer players operating in foreign European leagues.

Luca Toni scores his second goal vs. Borussia Dortmund

Based on Gazzetta’s info, there are currently 22 Italians playing in first divisions abroad, and 11 of them stepped on the field this week-end.

The table below includes the team the player belongs to, their opponents for the week, the number of minutes they played, their contribution (goal, assist), and the final score of the game.
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ENGLAND
Player Team Opp.
mins.
Contrib.
Score
Carlo Cudicini Chelsea Wigan
(injd.)
/
1-1
.
SCOTLAND
Massimo Donati Celtic @Motherwell
(N/A)
/
4-1
.
GERMANY
Luca Toni Bayern M. B.Dortmund
90
2 goals
5-0
.
SPAIN
Fabio Cannavaro Real Madrid Murcia
(rest)
/
1-0
Giuseppe Rossi Villareal @Almeria
18
/
0-1
Christian Abbiati Atl. Madrid @Valladolid
(bench)
/
1-1
Gianluca Zambrotta Barcelona @Recreativo
90
/
2-2
Enzo Maresca Sevilla @Mallorca
(susp.)
/
3-2
Morgan De Sanctis Sevilla @Mallorca
(bench)
/
3-2
Emiliano Moretti Valencia Racing
90
/
1-2
Stefano Sorrentino Recreativo Barcelona
90
/
2-2
Damiano Tommasi Levante @Betis
(injd.)
/
1-0
.
FRANCE
Fabio Grosso Lyon Rennes
90
/
1-1
Flavio Roma Monaco Toulouse
90
/
0-2
.
HOLLAND
Graziano Pellè AZ Alkmaar @Excelsior
45
/
1-1
.
BELGIUM
Roberto Mirri Mons Roeselare
90
/
1-1
Alessandro Pistone Mons Roeselare
90
/
1-1
.
SWITZERLAND
Stefano Razzetti St. Gallen Young Boys
(bench)
/
2-0
Andrea Guatelli FC Zürich Aarau
(bench)
/
0-0
.
POLAND
Stefano Napoleoni Widzew Łódź @LKS Lodz
90
/
0-2
.
RUSSIA
Ivan Pelizzoli Lok. Moscow Terek Grozny
(stands)
/
2-0

 

Heroes of the week

Luca Toni, age 30Well, it didn’t take very long for Luca Toni to return into the spotlight. Midweek: two goals vs. Getafe in the UEFA Cup (and how important were those goals… Bayern was losing 1-3 in extra time before Toni scored his double), and this week-end: two goals vs. Dortmund. Plus a major contribution to Bayern’s 5-0 final scoreline. Toni-gol is back, bentornato Luca!



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