Serie A, Week 2: Juventus, Napoli, And Lazio All With Six Points

Chievo really only threatened from set-pieces, so it came as no surprise when Parma doubled their lead in the waning minutes of the match. The gialloblu hit hard on the counter, with Jonathan Biabany slotting over to Rosi, who slid his shot in at the near post.

The German’s first goal came from a volley six minutes before half time. A high clearance from the Palermo defense was chased down by Alvaro Gonzalez. Rather than see the ball out for a corner, the Uruguayan turned Santiago Garcia and his right-sided cross was met by the waiting Klose.

Klose put the game beyond Palermo seven minutes from the end, chesting down a Senad Lulic cross, before stepping past two defenders and calmly stroking the ball past Ujkani.

Terlizzi saw a straight red in the 28th minute, the consequence of bringing down Bianchi, who was free inside the area. Bianchi saw his penalty saved, however, by the diving Mattia Perin. Bianchi found revenge in the 62nd minute, beating Perin through a powerful header that resulted in the ultimate 3-0 scoreline.

In between, Sgringna opened the scoring with some help from Bianchi, who headed the ball down for Sgringna’s shot from close range. He was denied a second in the second, but created Brighi’s goal by speeding up the right-hand flank before sending the ball over.