Mario Balotelli was hero and villain in Monza’s victory (Dany Mota, Portuguese under-21 international served 90 ‘) at Salernitana’s home, on the 35th day of the second Italian level. The 30-year-old Italian striker entered 10 minutes into the game and turned the game upside down.
After having spent a large part of the game telling his teammates to attack from the side of defender Norbert Gyomber, signaling the Slovak as “the weakest player on the field”, Balotelli entered in the 80 ‘, with the game tied and a minute later scored the 2-1 and went running to the Salernitana bench with one finger pointed at one of the leaders, causing chaos on the pitch. Restored the order, the transalpine international was still in time to double (90 + 1 ‘).
Remember that Monza (fourth place, with 58 points) and Salernitana (third, with 60) are in a heated fight with Lecce (second, with 61) to move up the division.
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