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04-03-2007, 09:40 AM
Serie A Team Of The Week: Round 31 Goal.com provides a brief list of those who deserved a place in the sun after the Serie A Round 31 action. As every week there were more players who deserved a place than places available...
Team of the week (4-3-3):
Manninger (Siena): His brilliant saves helped the Tuscan club to win the first game in over 2 months.
Mexes (Roma): His usual self in defence, but also managed to score with a fierce shot from the edge of the penalty area. One of the best defenders in the entire Serie A.
Nesta (Milan): Returned on the pitch after a long layoff and luckily for both Milan and Italy, he is still the same old Nesta.
Zanetti (Inter): As usual excellent both in his defensive and offensive duties. A true captain and fully deserves the Scudetto the Nerazzurri will be winning in the coming weeks.
Stendardo (Lazio): Scored a really good goal following a set-piece, but more importantly, he blocked almost every Udinese attack.
Doni (Atalanta): A wonderful season for this Italian midfielder who has scored the beauty of 11 goals this year.
Maxwell (Inter): Following an average first half, Maxwell made a great move and scored the opening goal for the Nerazzurri to clinch another win.
Behrami (Lazio): Was being played as a full-back in recent weeks, but against Udinese Delio Rossi moved him back to his original position in midfielder. This resulted in the Swiss player to score and also show his skills during the entire match.
Quagliarella (Sampdoria): In recent memory, only Maradona and Recoba managed such a goal like the one scored by the Blucerchiato player against Chievo. Deserves to play for a big team.
Lucarelli (Livorno): A hat-trick to take his Serie A tally to 101 goals. Very impressive, but probably his biggest regret is that he never won anything important in his career.
Rocchi (Lazio): Scored one goal from the penalty spot, but more impressively managed to offer two splendid assists for his team-mates. A great assed for the Biancocelesti.
Honourable Mention
Toldo (Inter)
Bertotto (Siena)
Materazzi (Inter)
Liverani (Fiorentina)
Brighi (Chievo)
Adriano (Inter)
Saudati (Empoli)
Goal.com
Team of the week (4-3-3):
Manninger (Siena): His brilliant saves helped the Tuscan club to win the first game in over 2 months.
Mexes (Roma): His usual self in defence, but also managed to score with a fierce shot from the edge of the penalty area. One of the best defenders in the entire Serie A.
Nesta (Milan): Returned on the pitch after a long layoff and luckily for both Milan and Italy, he is still the same old Nesta.
Zanetti (Inter): As usual excellent both in his defensive and offensive duties. A true captain and fully deserves the Scudetto the Nerazzurri will be winning in the coming weeks.
Stendardo (Lazio): Scored a really good goal following a set-piece, but more importantly, he blocked almost every Udinese attack.
Doni (Atalanta): A wonderful season for this Italian midfielder who has scored the beauty of 11 goals this year.
Maxwell (Inter): Following an average first half, Maxwell made a great move and scored the opening goal for the Nerazzurri to clinch another win.
Behrami (Lazio): Was being played as a full-back in recent weeks, but against Udinese Delio Rossi moved him back to his original position in midfielder. This resulted in the Swiss player to score and also show his skills during the entire match.
Quagliarella (Sampdoria): In recent memory, only Maradona and Recoba managed such a goal like the one scored by the Blucerchiato player against Chievo. Deserves to play for a big team.
Lucarelli (Livorno): A hat-trick to take his Serie A tally to 101 goals. Very impressive, but probably his biggest regret is that he never won anything important in his career.
Rocchi (Lazio): Scored one goal from the penalty spot, but more impressively managed to offer two splendid assists for his team-mates. A great assed for the Biancocelesti.
Honourable Mention
Toldo (Inter)
Bertotto (Siena)
Materazzi (Inter)
Liverani (Fiorentina)
Brighi (Chievo)
Adriano (Inter)
Saudati (Empoli)
Goal.com