2009 Coppa Italia Final

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2009 Coppa Italia Final
Coppa Italia 2009 premiazione.jpg
President of Italy Giorgio Napolitano handing the trophy to Tommaso Rocchi and Cristian Ledesma
Event 2008–09 Coppa Italia
Lazio Sampdoria
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Lazio won 6–5 on penalties
Date 13 May 2009
Venue Stadio Olimpico, Rome
Referee Roberto Rosetti
Attendance 68,000
Weather Clear
19 °C (66 °F)[1]
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The 2009 Coppa Italia Final was the final match of the 2008–09 Coppa Italia, the 61st season of the top cup competition in Italian football. The match was played at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome on 13 May 2009 between Lazio and Sampdoria; Lazio won 6–5 on penalties after the match ended 1–1 after extra time. Hugo Campagnaro missed his spot kick for Sampdoria and allowed Ousmane Dabo to slot home the winner for Lazio.[2][3][4]

Route to the final

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Lazio Sampdoria
Benevento
H
5–1		 Mauri 9'
Meghni 22'
Manfredini 54'
Pandev 57', 90'		 Third Round not played –
Atalanta
H
2–0		 Ledesma 17'
Pandev 83'		 Fourth Round not played –
Milan
A
2–1
(a.e.t.)		 Zárate 87' (pen.)
Pandev 92'		 Round of 16 Empoli
H
2–1		 Bonazzoli 31'
Fornaroli 46'
Torino
H
3–1		 Pandev 47'
Mauri 55'
Rocchi 91'		 Quarterfinals Udinese
H
1–1
(a.e.t.)		 Pazzini 10'
Juventus
H
2–1		 Pandev 66'
Rocchi 78'		 Semifinals
First leg		 Internazionale
H
3–0		 Cassano 9'
Pazzini 30', 41'
Juventus
A
2–1		 Zárate 37'
Kolarov 46'		 Second leg Internazionale
A
0–1

Pre-match

Team selection

Goran Pandev and Pasquale Foggia both returned to fitness for Lazio in the lead up to this match; however, they had to do without the services of their Brazilian midfielder Matuzalém, who missed out through suspension. Sampdoria welcomed back defensive duo Pietro Accardi and Stefano Lucchini, as well as Paolo Sammarco, who passed a late fitness test, to assure him of a spot in the final.[5]

Sampdoria coach Walter Mazzarri said that the final should be played in a neutral venue, and that it would give more balance to the match.[6]

Ticketing

Although the usual capacity of the Stadio Olimpico is over 72,000, not every single ticket has been sold. In fact, Lega Calcio decided to sell about 20,000 tickets for each club, and the remain tickets at the neutral public (even if they has been bought for the most part from Lazio fans because the final was in Rome). Lazio fans took place in "Curva Nord", while the Sampdoria ones at the opposite side. Between Lazio fans and Sampdoria fans a sector, the "Distinti Sud Est", has been left empty to leave a large space between the "Curva Sud" and the "Tribuna Tevere", due to avoid fights between fans. That space was occupied in part by children of the youth Lazio teams. At the end of the match, it has been counted about 50,000 Lazio fans and 18,000 Sampdoria fans.

Kits

Having been designated as the official "home" team, Lazio could wear their usual kit, that is the light-blue one. Nevertheless, Sampdoria could wear their home kit too, but with blue shorts instead of white ones.[7]

Match

Match details

13 May 2009
20:45 CEST
Lazio 1–1 (a.e.t.) Sampdoria
Zárate Goal 4' Report
[8]		 Pazzini Goal 31'
  Penalties  
Ledesma Penalty scored
Rocchi Penalty missed
Rozehnal Penalty scored
Kolarov Penalty scored
Zárate Penalty scored
Lichtsteiner Penalty scored
Dabo Penalty scored		 6–5 Penalty missed Cassano
Penalty scored Palombo
Penalty scored Pazzini
Penalty scored Gastaldello
Penalty scored Accardi
Penalty scored Delvecchio
Penalty missed Campagnaro
Stadio Olimpico, Rome
Attendance: 68,000
Referee: Roberto Rosetti
Lazio
Sampdoria
GK 86 Uruguay Fernando Muslera
RB 2 Switzerland Stephan Lichtsteiner
CB 13 Italy Sebastiano Siviglia Booked 54'
CB 22 Czech Republic David Rozehnal
LB 3 Serbia Aleksandar Kolarov
RM 5 Italy Cristian Brocchi Substituted off 105'
CM 24 Argentina Cristian Ledesma (c)
CM 6 France Ousmane Dabo
LM 17 Italy Pasquale Foggia Booked 8' Substituted off 80'
CF 19 Republic of Macedonia Goran Pandev Substituted off 73'
CF 10 Argentina Mauro Zárate
Substitutes:
GK 1 Argentina Juan Pablo Carrizo
DF 32 Romania Ştefan Radu
DF 29 Italy Lorenzo De Silvestri Substituted in 105'
DF 87 France Modibo Diakité
MF 11 Italy Stefano Mauri
FW 81 Italy Simone Del Nero Substituted in 80'
FW 18 Italy Tommaso Rocchi Substituted in 73'
Manager:
Italy Delio Rossi
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GK 1 Italy Luca Castellazzi
CB 16 Argentina Hugo Campagnaro
CB 6 Italy Stefano Lucchini Booked 26' Substituted off 98'
CB 5 Italy Pietro Accardi Booked 61'
DM 21 Italy Paolo Sammarco Substituted off 91'
DM 19 Italy Daniele Franceschini Substituted off 87'
RM 23 Lithuania Marius Stankevičius
LM 46 Italy Mirko Pieri
AM 17 Italy Angelo Palombo Booked 110'
CF 10 Italy Giampaolo Pazzini
CF 99 Italy Antonio Cassano
Substitutes:
GK 83 Italy Antonio Mirante
DF 28 Italy Daniele Gastaldello Booked 112' Substituted in 98'
DF 84 Italy Andrea Raggi
MF 88 Italy Daniele Dessena Substituted in 91'
MF 20 Switzerland Marco Padalino
MF 40 Italy Gennaro Delvecchio Booked 100' Substituted in 87'
FW 89 Italy Guido Marilungo
Manager:
Italy Walter Mazzarri
Coppa Italia
2008–09 Winners
Lazio
Fifth title

Post-match

Rocchi receives the trophy form Giorgio Napolitano.

After the match, some Lazio players wore a T-shirt to joke A.S. Roma rivals with written on it Io campione, tu zero titoli (I'm a champion, you have no honours), quoting a sentence said by José Mourinho who had, earlier in the season, correctly predicted that Milan, Juventus and Roma would have completed the season with no honours.[9][10]

Lazio captain, Tommaso Rocchi, has been rewarded by the President of the Italian Republic Giorgio Napolitano in front of the "Tribuna Montemario", and gave him the trophy that Rocchi lifted with the captain of that match, Cristian Ledesma.

Cristian Brocchi and Lorenzo De Silvestri dedicated the victory to Gabriele Sandri, a fan who was killed last season,[11] and coach Delio Rossi said that the triumph was also dedicated to the fans and everyone who had made many sacrifices to get the team to the final.[12]

After the match, a minority of Lazio fans clashed with police and tried to smash shops in Rome city centre following the win over Sampdoria, according to a statement on 14 May 2009. Police said three arrests had been made before and after the final and added that five police officers had been injured.[13][14]

See also

References

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