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Stefano Pioli’s second first debut: his second era purple starts on the occasion of the friendly against the Fiorentina Primavera confirmed Mister Galloppa. Eleven on the pitch for both teams:
Fiorentina (3-4-1-2): De Gea; Comuzzo, Pablo Marì, Ranieri; Gosens, beans, Mandragora, Dodò; Gudmundsson; Kean, Dzeko. Available: Martinelli, Parisi, Pongracic, Sottil, Kouadio, Kosppo, Ndour, Bianco, Beltran, Christensen, Fazzini, Braschi.
Trainer: Stefano Pioli
Fiorentina Primavera (4-3-3): Fei; Trapani, Balbo, Turnone, Sodotti; Montenegro, Mazzeo, Deli; Angiolini, stinks, Atzeni. Available: Dolfi, Leonardelli, Masoni, Santarelli, Bilobrk, Biagioni, Bonanno, Pisani, Pirò, Diallo, Morazzini, Mataran, Maiorana, Bertolini.
Trainer: Daniele Galloppa
First shots, first actions and first goals! Pioli’s Fiorentina shows up with a clear 6-0 against Mr. Galloppa’s spring. Pioli alternates with 3-4-2-1 (with Dzeko, Gudmundsson and Kean) of the first half, at 3-4-1-2 (with Fazzini Trequartista) of the second half. Overflowing Dodò on the right, author of the first network in 13 ‘after an exchange with Pablo Marì. He then marks the long -awaited Kean on reply. Finally, at the end of the first 45 ‘, he also marks (at the debut) Edin Dzeko on the excellent work of Gudmundsson as a finish. In the second half, the sparkling Sottil serves one ndour more fit than ever. First goal on the fly and then, goal from the edge of the area after a large double step. The (first) network of Fazzini close the scoreboard; Sottil’s network and the third Ndour network.
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