Serie B: Mantova vs Juventus - [13/01/2007] (1 Viewer)

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Gill_juve

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    they are doing well this season, 2 points below us and thrashed verone 3-0. heres a history of AC Mantova courtesy of wikipedia
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    Associazione Calcio Mantova
    is an Italian football club, based in Mantua, Lombardy. The club was founded in 1911. AC Mantova played the 2005-06 season in Serie B, after having been promoted from Serie C1 thanks to play-offs won in a double final match against A.C. Pavia (3-0, 3-1; 6-1 on aggregate).

    Mantova played in Serie A for 7 seasons (1961/62 - 1964/65, 1966/67 - 1967/68, 1971/72), being nicknamed in its initial period as Little Brazil (Piccolo Brasile). The third team shirt, green and yellow, actually remembers that period, by far the best one in the team history. Mantova also played for 8 seasons in Serie B, and won it in 1970/71.

    Mantova was cancelled two times from the Italian football panorama, in 1983 and 1994, both times because of insolvency.

    Former famous players include Dino Zoff, Angelo Sormani, Roberto Boninsegna and Karl-Heinz Schnellinger.

    Mantova begun the 2005/06 Serie B football campaign introducing itself as a strong potential candidate for promotion to Serie A, despite its lack of players experienced with these levels (almost the same squad which promoted to Serie B the previous season) and a coach, Domenico Di Carlo, on just his second year as first team football trainer. The team led the Serie B table for a long part of the season, gaining a unexpected interest by the media. However, Mantova was not able to maintain the head of the league in the end, and the team concluded its season in fourth place, gaining a spot in the promotion playoffs. Successively, AC Mantova won its playoff semifinal against Modena F.C. after two ties (0-0, 1-1), being qualified thanks to its best placement in the regular season. The first playoff final, against Torino, saw Mantova winning at home 4-2. However, Mantova was not able to maintain this advantage in the return match, lost 3-1 in Turin after extra time, which allowed Torino FC to be promoted in Serie A because of a better placement in the regular season.
     

    Rami

    The Linuxologist
    Dec 24, 2004
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    #10
    I guess I am gonna make this a habit :D

    Juventus played Mantova 22 times. We won 10, drew 9, and lost only 3. Here are the details:


    Pre Serie A:

    1921/22:

    27/11/1921 Juventus - Mantova 1-2
    Goals; Juventus: Ferraris / Mantova: Vidotto and Barbieri III

    12/03/1922 Mantova - Juventus 0-1
    Goals; Juventus: Marchi II

    1924/25:


    02/11/1924 Mantova - Juventus 0-1
    Goals; Juventus: Pastore

    01/03/1925 Juventus - Mantova 3-0
    Goals; Juventus: Munerati (2) and Rosetta

    1925/26:

    14/02/1926 Mantova - Juventus 0-5
    Goals; Juventus: Hirzer (3), Pastore, and Meneghetti

    20/06/1926 Juventus - Mantova 8-1
    Goals; Juventus: Hirzer (5) Vojak, and Munerati (2) / Mantova: Agostinelli




    Serie A:


    1961/62:

    27/08/1961 Juventus - Mantova 1-1
    Goals; Juventus: Charles / Mantova: Allemann

    10/01/1962 Mantova - Juventus 0-1
    Goals; Juventus: Emoli

    1962/63:
    30/12/1962 Juventus - Mantova 2-0
    Goals; Juventus: Siciliano and Del Sol

    05/05/1963 Mantova - Juventus 0-0

    1963/64:
    17/11/1963 Juventus - Mantova 2-2
    Goals; Juventus: Del Sol and Stacchini / Mantova: Mazzero and Schnellinger

    29/03/1964 Mantova - Juventus 1-1
    Goals; Juventus: Nenê / Mantova: Recagni

    1964/65:

    04/10/1964 Juventus - Mantova 1-0
    Goals; Juventus: Menichelli

    14/02/1965 Mantova - Juventus 1-0
    Goals; Mantova: Jönsson

    1966/67:
    08/01/1967 Juventus - Mantova 1-1
    Goals; Juventus Zigoni / Mantova: Trombini

    4/05/1967 Mantova - Juventus 1-1
    Goals; Juventus: Menichelli / Mantova: Spelta

    1967/68:

    24/09/1967 Juventus - Mantova 3-1
    Goals: Juventus: Spelta (OG), De Paoli , and Menichelli / Mantova: Corelli

    21/01/1968 Mantova - Juventus 0-0

    1971/72:
    26/12/1971 Juventus - Mantova 2-1
    Goals; Juventus: Anastasi (2) / Mantova: Nuti

    16/04/1972 Mantova - Juventus 1-1
    Goals; Juventus: Anastasi / Mantova: Dell'Angelo


    Coppa Italia


    1961/62:
    21/06/1962 Mantova - Juventus 1-0
    Goals; Mantova: Mazzero

    1969/70:
    31/08/1969 Mantova - Juventus 0-0
     

    Marc

    Softcore Juventino
    Jul 14, 2006
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    #15
    Tudor, Marchionni and Camoranesi are back for this game.

    Nedved remains suspended, Giannichedda and Legottaglie remain injured.


    Mantova results 2006/07

    Arezzo - Mantova 1 - 1
    Mantova - Pescara 2 - 1
    Lecce - Mantova 2 - 0
    Mantova - Crotone 3 - 0
    Triestina - Mantova 0 - 0
    Mantova - Vicenza 2 - 0
    Spezia - Mantova 1 - 1
    Mantova - Bologna 0 - 2
    Treviso - Mantova 1 - 1
    Mantova - Cesena 4 - 3
    Brescia - Mantova 0 - 0
    Mantova - Piacenza 1 - 0
    Frosinone - Mantova 1 - 1
    Mantova - Bari 0 - 0
    Mantova - Albinoleffe 0 - 0
    Napoli - Mantova 0 - 0
    Mantova - Modena 1 - 0
    Verona - Mantova 0 - 3


    I predict an easy 5-0 win for Juventus with 3 goals from Ale & 2 goals scored from Palla.

    Forza Palla and Ale!!!! Forza Juve!!!!!!!!! :weee: :)


    :rolleyes: :D
     

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