Udinese put a dent in Cagliari’s confidence and hopes of securing top flight status with a bizarre goal Thomas Kristensen scored with his belly The Sardinians were ready to celebrate after their 2-0 victory away to Verona all but guaranteed Serie A safety, though Yerry Mina was still out of action. The Friulani ended their run of five consecutive defeats by holding Bologna 0-0 but Kingsley Ehizibue and Martin Payero sat out bans See how it all unfolded on the Liveblog. Roberto Piccoli had a big chance when running onto the Zito Luvumbo dinked assist over the top his angled drive skimming the base of the far post Udinese took the lead moments later when Sebastiano Luperto failed to cut out a ball down the right so Rui Modesto pulled back from the by-line for Oier Zarraga to sweep in from eight yards Cagliari replied when Antoine Makoumbou floated a great ball over the top which Nadir Zortea controlled with one touch sweeping into the far bottom corner with his left foot on the second Keinan Davis stung Elia Caprile’s gloves from the tightest of angles and Sandi Lovric couldn’t keep his effort down on a Davis lay-off Udinese restored their advantage in unusual fashion as a Hassane Kamara corner kick took a series of tiny deflections off Davis and Oumar Solet until Thomas Kristensen bundled it over the line at the back post using his belly Jose Luis Palomino just failed to connect with the Mattia Felici cross then Piccoli wasted a counter-attack firing over when sent through by Alessandro Deiola after a Gianluca Gaetano back-heel flick It is Udinese’s first Serie A victory in over two months Comment * document.getElementById("comment").setAttribute( "id" "a0933d22c2be6eaf95da28461b7ebaa7" );document.getElementById("i09170fc1b").setAttribute( "id" fixtures and results for the latest from Serie A © Copyright 2025 Rocket Sports Network Ltd By 2025-05-02T16:10:00+01:00 Source: Film Development Council of the Philippines an upcoming Filipino feature directed by Tyrone Acierto has won the TAICCA Focus Asia Co-Production Award in Udine given to a project that demonstrates the greatest potential for Europe-Asia collaboration includes a cash prize of €10,000 ($11,300) is set in a world ravaged by a mysterious disease that erases memories The story revolves around a family who battle both the infected and their own fading minds as they attempt to survive and stick together known for Duong Dieu Linh’s Vietnamese feature Don’t Cry Butterfly which won best film at last year’s Venice Critics’ Week the feature debut of Japan’s Chie Hayakawa which played in Un Certain Regard at Cannes in 2022 and was selected as Japan’s entry to the Oscars Production companies are Manalang’s FUSEE and Acierto’s CineBandits Acierto previously directed 2019 psychological thriller Watch Me Kill and debut The Grave Bandits a zombie horror that won best film and best director in the New Wave category at the Metro Manila Film Festival in 2012 Some 11 projects in development a seven works in progress were showcased in the All Genres Project Market of Focus Asia the industry platform of Udine’s Fast East Film Festival (FEFF) More than 200 participants from 40 territories attended and nearly 300 one-to-one meetings took place from April 28-30 Focus Asia also included panel discussions and case studies with participants attending from across Europe Previous Focus Asia selections that have achieved recent festival success include Antoinette Jadaone’s Sunshine which screened at last year’s Toronto and the Berlinale in February and Nicole Woodford’s Last Shadow at First Light The extended version of Anselm Chan’s ‘The Last Dance’ also picked up two awards The deal aims to encourage more creative and cultural collaboration between the two countries Documentaries lead the spring 2025 funding session Oscar winner proposing federal tax incentives ‘Ish’ and ‘Learning To Breathe Under Water’ will also feature Screen International is the essential resource for the international film industry access to the Screen International archive and supplements including Stars of Tomorrow and World of Locations Site powered by Webvision Cloud Your Ads Privacy ChoicesIMDb Thousands in Centre County Lose Power After Severe Storms Man Dies by Electrocution in State College After Severe Storm Damaged Power Lines Road Closures Continue in Centre County After Severe Storm Jean Udine was born in 1931 in Port Matilda She had a wonderful childhood growing up on her family’s 200-acre farm in Julian Jean won many singing awards and participated in the All-State Chorus Jean was crowned Pennsylvania Dairy Princess and went on to major in music at Penn State.  After meeting her future husband – Keith “Bo” Udine – through friends finally settling back in State College.  Jean was a tireless volunteer throughout her life She was active with the Junior Women’s Club singing in many of their Folly’s productions She volunteered at Centre Community Hospital for 30 years and was a lifelong member of St Paul’s United Methodist Church and Senior Choir she was a founding member of “Stitch and Bitch.”  Jean was well-known for cooking and entertaining with panache She loved hosting dinner parties with no detail neglected she adored her five grandchildren more than anything and many cherished memories at the Udine family cabin.  Sue (Tom) Saunders and Melissa (Tom) Williams; 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StateCollege.com Privacy Policy page By 2025-05-03T11:30:00+01:00 Chinese comedy-drama Her Story scooped the Golden Mulberry for best film at the Far East Film Festival (FEFF) in Udine Shao Yihui’s feminist feature is about a single mother and her friendship with a new female neighbour which proved a major box office hit when released in China last November FEFF’s top awards are decided by a public vote and saw the Silver Mulberry go to the extended version of The Last Dance Anselm Chan’s funeral rites drama that ranks as Hong Kong’s biggest local film of all time The Crystal Mulberry went to Like A Rolling Stone another female-directed Chinese feature that tackles gender equality it stars Yong Mei as a 50-year-old woman who breaks free of the past and embarks on a solo driving trip across the country It also proved a commercial success at the Chinese box office The Last Dance – Extended Version added a second trophy on the night with the Black Dragon critics prize Winner of the White Mulberry for best first time director was Filipino director Janus Victoria for Diamonds In The Sand which stars Lily Franky of Palme d’Or winner Shoplifters as a lonely Tokyo salaryman who travels to Manila with a Filipina migrant worker Jurors for this award comprised Sundance programmer Kim Yutani Japanese industry veteran Sakoda Shinji and Japanese celebrity Megumi The Mulberry for best screenplay went to Japanese psychological thriller Welcome To The Village by Hideo Jojo the acclaimed director with more than 100 credits to his name FEFF titles racked up more than 10,000 hours of streaming on digital platform MYmovies ONE the most popular of which was Janchivdorj Sengedorj’s hard-hitting Mongolian noir Silent City Driver to which the MYmovies community awarded the Purple Mulberry prize Filmmaker Tsui Hark received the Golden Mulberry for lifetime achievement on Wednesday (April 30) presented by Hong Kong actor Tony Leung Ka-fai who has starred in several Tsui films including his latest martial arts epic Legends Of The Condor Heroes: The Gallants Taiwanese actress and filmmaker Sylvia Chang took to the stage of the Udine’s Teatro Nuovo to accept the Golden Mulberry for lifetime achievement for which she received an honourable mention at Toronto in September screened at the festival alongside a restored version of Tsui’s 1984 comedy Shanghai Blues FEFF organisers said that the 27th edition of the festival had recorded 65,000 spectators Some 77 films from 12 countries were screened which included 12 world premieres and 22 international premieres More than 200 industry professionals attended the Focus Asia platform, which saw Filipino project What’s Left Of Us win the TAICCA/Focus Asia Co-Production Award The 28th edition of FEFF is set to run April 24 to May 2 Silver Mulberry: The Last Dance – Extended Version (HK) Crystal Mulberry: Like A Rolling Stone (China) Black Dragon Audience Award: The Last Dance – Extended Version (HK) White Mulberry Award (first time director): Diamonds In The Sand White Mulberry Award (first time director) special mention: The Square Mulberry Award (best screenplay): Welcome To The Village MYmovies Purple Mulberry Award: Silent City Driver (Mong) Company’s latest foray into genre will open theatrically on October 10 Bookmark this page to keep track of all the latest festival dates CAD $90,000 in cash and prizes presented at Friday’s ceremony in Toronto By 2025-04-15T11:36:00+01:00 Acclaimed Hong Kong filmmaker Tsui Hark is set to be honoured with a lifetime achievement award at the Far East Film Festival (FEFF) in Italy’s Udine known for blockbusters The Battle at Lake Changjin Journey to the West: The Demons Strike Back and the Detective Dee film series will receive the Golden Mulberry Award at the festival on April 30 The award will be presented by Tony Leung Ka-Fai, who appears in Tsui’s latest martial arts film, Legends Of The Condor Heroes: The Gallants. The feature, which was acquired by Sony Pictures International Productions will screen at the festival alongside a restored version of his 1984 comedy Shanghai Blues and 1993 fantasy drama Green Snake As previously announced Taiwanese actress and filmmaker Sylvia Chang – who starred in Shanghai Blues and more recently received an honourable mention at Toronto for her performance in Huang Xi’s Daughter’s Daughter – will also accept a Golden Mulberry Award for lifetime achievement at the festival on May 1 beginning with 1979’s The Butterfly Murders He founded Film Workshop in 1984 with Nansun Shi through which he directed classics such as Zu Warriors From The Magic Mountain and produced features including John Woo’s A Better Tomorrow and the A Chinese Ghost Story series Shi received FEFF’s Golden Mulberry in 2015 when Tsui’s The Taking Of Tiger Mountain played as the festival’s closing film is further known for the Once Upon A Time In China film series He has previously received lifetime achievement honours at the Asian Film Awards New York Asian Film Festival and Dubai International Film Festival having also picked up Asian filmmaker of the year at Busan in 2011; the outstanding contribution to Chinese cinema award at Shanghai in 2013; and the maverick director award at Rome Film Fest Tsui’s Detective Dee: The Mystery Of The Phantom Flame played in Competition at Venice in 2010 and was at Cannes in 2007 with anthology feature Triangle The 27th FEFF will run from April 24 to May 2 opening with Xu Lei’s comedy drama Green Wave and closing with Shuhei Shibue’s manga adaptation Ya Boy Kongming By 2025-04-02T11:00:00 Asian film festival to open with Chinese comedy ‘Green Wave’ SIGN IN if you have an account Access premium content Subscribe today If you have an account you can SIGN IN now and on a path not too far away from the stadium Carter is a 45-kilogram German Shepherd and only a year old He can sprint for an hour and match the speed of Zemura’s scooter are typical of a day off in Udine and how life has changed over the past two years Zemura has integrated into the Italian culture He is far removed from his family home in Kent or the quiet suburbs of Bournemouth which he left in the summer of 2023 to join Udinese The city of Udine has a different way of life with coffee and wine drinkers populating the stoney streets late into the night “I don’t have a girlfriend so it wasn’t like I was going to have a child any time soon Carter has given me company and responsibility He has made me grow up because moving from my comfort zone to a new country was going to require that.” He was living on his own in a three-bedroom city centre apartment yet felt stuck with his own thoughts I was with my own thoughts and decisions and I spent a lot of time thinking about training or performances in games Zemura’s time at Bournemouth ended acrimoniously Against the backdrop of faltering contract negotiations the left-back was made to train with the under-21s Reasons behind the failure to agree to a deal were complex and based on Zemura being an academy graduate who despite being instrumental in their promotion-winning Championship campaign of 2021-22 was still on his first professional contract Zemura had been picked up by Bournemouth following his release from Charlton Athletic in 2019 His acceleration into the first team was unexpected and a consequence of making use of opportunity when Bournemouth were entering a period of transition incoming manager Scott Parker was without a senior left-back Zemura forged an exhilarating partnership on the left flank with his best friend Jaidon Anthony underlaps and an athleticism few could match Zemura made his Premier League debut at 22 and while Bournemouth retreated to a less free-wheeling style which was not inclined to his attacking surges the full-back registered 19 top-flight appearances had game time not been scuppered by the contract issues “The club had to do what was right for themselves and I had to put myself first,” Zemura says “But it was never easy because I was playing all the games fans sang my name and I was living my dream I respect them and they are smashing it right now.” Moving into the free agency market was unforeseen and as surprising as his eventual destination would be Zemura carried an attractive profile; he was 23 experienced and possessed qualities that chimed with a modern-day full-back “I first had the idea of moving abroad when I knew it wasn’t gonna happen with me at Bournemouth,” he says ‘How do I grow and not be seen as a young player who came through the English academy system?’ I wanted to distance myself from that bracket This move was about enjoying football as much as I can before it finishes I can be forever proud for taking that leap of faith.” A British-born player migrating to Serie A has been a well-trodden path of late. Italy has welcomed a flurry of Scottish imports tending to be impressed by the professionalism and knowing they often came at a lower cost The Scots thriving in Italy: 'Everyone was surprised I actually had good technique' but a Zimbabwe international through his family Free agency meant Udinese viewed his signing as financially viable and background character checks returned favourably Zemura wanted to challenge himself away from insular surroundings not only in a football sense but embracing a lifestyle abnormal to him Living in Italy provided greater maturity and would help become a more well-rounded left-back with defensively specific work complementing his marauding style though I’m proud of myself for coming through adversity,” he says I wasn’t playing much and kept thinking ‘Oh was this the right decision?’ But then I just kept my head down and things fell into place.” Zemura started 10 league matches in his debut season yet was made increasingly difficult by Udinese’s flux In their 29th successive season in Serie A they staved off relegation by two points after three different head coaches including World Cup-winning captain Fabio Cannavaro “I found training tough at the start,” the 25-year-old says “We had an interpreter and the previous coach (Gabriele Cioffi) was an Italian speaker so I would always be standing next to the interpreter just to make sure I didn’t make a mistake in knowing what he wanted to do “Udinese said to me: ‘When you do interviews So I’ve been doing lessons for over a year with two different tutors I’ve got a few other team-mates from non-Italian countries and we are in groups learning.” Early turbulent waters have steadied on the pitch with Udinese mid-table and Zemura starting five of the last seven league matches. He was an unused substitute in Saturday’s 0-0 draw with Atalanta “If you think football is just going to be smooth and you play 38 games a season and nothing bad happens On-field improvements have translated into his life away from football Zemura has moved and now lives in a more serene “You see the water on the streets and even in Udine it’s very peaceful and I love the simplicity of it I see everyone having a glass of wine to finish their day.” He explains how increased precision has been the key area of refinement having recognised opportunities to venture into dangerous crossing positions are far rarer “The Premier League is way more transitional,” he says how you work the 10-v-10 on the pitch and how you can include your goalkeeper as an extra player to give you the advantage You’re waiting for the opposition mistake to capitalise “You have to be precise in the final action because there are few goalscoring moments I have to be decisive in my timings of movement and the final cross It’s not the same connections as at Bournemouth where I would have a winger and the left No 10 in front I’m now the furthest forward and it’s mostly wing-back vs wing-back because you are playing against another back five “I played against Roma and directly against Paulo Dybala and thought He wasn’t rapid but his mind was five steps ahead of everyone else The ball was never out of his reach — he was unreal.” He has always shared an enthusiasm for education making the challenge of learning another language less daunting He studied sport science and physical education at Canterbury Christ Church University and remained interested in English and history “I did a year there and passed,” Zemura says “I would have training and travel from London to Canterbury and would turn up at the back of the class.” Zemura was once considered for a scholarship that would have led him to one of the eminent universities in the United Kingdom Everyone asks me if I knew I was going to be a pro footballer I was 22 and had played 50-plus games at Bournemouth but when my contract was coming to an end I’m good with words and want to release a book when I’m older History is fascinating because so much has happened before us I often think about the Great Fire of London in 1666 but I have always known specific dates because I loved reading about them.” Zemura ends the interview by asking The Athletic his own questions They range from this writer’s experience of playing football and to journalism and various forms of writing While some of his aspirations post-football are being mapped out Zemura hopes to return to the Premier League one day “But joining Udinese in the first place was probably the best decision I’ve ever made.” (Top photo: Timothy Rogers via Getty Images) Jacob is a football reporter covering Aston Villa for The Athletic. Previously, he followed Southampton FC for The Athletic after spending three years writing about south coast football, working as a sports journalist for Reach PLC. In 2021, he was awarded the Football Writers' Association Student Football Writer of the Year. Follow Jacob on Twitter @J_Tanswell Brussels co-hosts Hong Kong Night at Far East Film Festival in Udine The Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in Brussels (HKETO Brussels) co-hosted the Hong Kong Night on April 30 (Udine time) which was organised by the Cultural and Creative Industries Development Agency and the Hong Kong Film Development Council at the 27th Far East Film Festival (FEFF) in Udine Hong Kong has stood as a vibrant global film hub to laugh-out-loud comedies and deeply moving romances Our filmmakers have not only entertained but also influenced cinema around the world." She concluded her speech by inviting audiences to visit Hong Kong in person to stroll through the iconic filming locations dive into its vibrant stores and experience first-hand Hong Kong's dynamic energy and cinematic soul The FEFF is one of the largest film festivals in Europe showcasing the latest productions from Asia and receiving significant national and international interest from the film industry international audiences in Italy are being treated to a special selection of films titled "Making Waves - Navigators of Hong Kong Cinema" ("Making Waves") which showcased films from both the established and the new and emerging talents The "Making Waves" featured ten new and reprospective films including restored classics from Hong Kong during the festival Italy Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases AFCD staff patrol animal release hotspots With a view to safeguarding animal welfare Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD) today (May 5) deployed staff to patrol locations where mercy release activities frequently occurred in the past Sheung Shui; Sai Kung Public Pier and Sai Wan Ho Ferry Pier Educational leaflets were distributed to remind the public to think carefully before participating in mercy releases of animals "If members of the public release animals in an improper manner such as releasing them into unsuitable habitats it may adversely affect their survival." 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More the UEFA Nations League 2024/25 League A Group A2 match between Italy and Israel at on October 14 There's a lot of positivity surrounding Luciano Spalletti's new-look Italy was deemed "in crisis" by media outlets in Turin The former Udinese manager returned to Udine on Monday to face Israel on match day four of the UEFA Nations League His side dominated the match from start to finish picking up a resounding 4-1 win thanks to goals from Mateo Retegui Giovanni Di Lorenzo (2) and Davide Frattesi Italy remains undefeated in Group 2 of League A with three wins and a draw and has amassed the most goals in the tournament (11) at the time of writing the goals are uncharacteristically flowing and the brilliant results reflect the hard work of Spalletti and his right-hand man Gianluigi Buffon When the Nations League groups were announced with Italy drawing World Cup finalists France and Belgium with journalists paying respect to the Scudetto-winning manager instead of making podcasts where they fantasise over his sacking ITALY - OCTOBER 14: Gianluigi Buffon of Italy and Luciano Spalletti head coach of Italy .. More during the UEFA Nations League 2024/25 League A Group A2 match between Italy and Israel at on October 14 Spalletti uses a special mode of communication to transmit messages of affirmation to players he has a way with words and is faultless in his comportment there is something unique about the way Spalletti does things ITALY - OCTOBER 14: Lorenzo Lucca of Italy in action during the UEFA Nations League 2024/25 .. More League A Group A2 match between Italy and Israel at Bluenergy Stadium on October 14 (Photo by Claudio Villa - FIGC/Getty Images) it's not so much about the result but more about the harmony of his side something most in the media couldn't quite see through their blurry team chemistry is at the forefront of his mind one that might just qualify for the FIFA World Cup for the first time since the 2014 edition the missing ingredient has been a striker who can get the ball into the net a dilemma that has burdened Italy's coaches since the days of Luca Toni and Alberto Gilardino considering Gianluca Scamacca won't recover from his cruciate ligament tear until February ITALY - OCTOBER 14: Mateo Retegui of Italy scores the goal during the UEFA Nations League .. More 2024/25 League A Group A2 match between Italy and Israel at Bluenergy Stadium on October 14 he has already equalled his 2023-24 tally at Genoa while adding two more to his Azzurri haul (six goals) during the October international break the 25-year-old showed his class during the first half placing a penalty kick high into the top corner to give Italy the lead The Israelis simply had no answers and must accept last place in the group and imminent relegation to League B Making up for absentee midfielder Nicolò Barella - arguably Italy's best player - Sandro Tonali's leadership was clear for all to see The Newcastle United man worked seamlessly alongside Davide Frattesi and Nicolò Fagioli with widemen Federico Dimarco and Andrea Cambiaso in cruise control throughout the first half Italy's forward #11 Daniel Maldini (C) fights for the ball with Israel's midfielder #16 Mohammad Abu .. More Fani (L) during the UEFA Nations League Ligue A Group A2 football match between Italy and Israel at the Friuli stadium in Udine (Photo by Tiziana FABI / AFP) (Photo by TIZIANA FABI/AFP via Getty Images) the son of Paolo) against Israel has raised eyebrows The Monza attacker nutmegged Mahmoud Jaber in the lead-up to Di Lorenzo's second goal With a place in the quarter-finals at stake Spalletti will face a selection headache if Barella is fit for November's colossal matches with France and Belgium OneFootball's Homepage Suche Einstellungen Einloggen EinloggenAnmeldenMN: Predicted XI for Inter-Milan – Back to Udine for Conceicao | OneFootballSempreMilan AC Milan will revert to the team that smashed Udinese with Sergio Conceicao looking for his second trophy The win in Udine was probably Milan’s best all season simply due to the fact that the team displayed everything it needed to quality and excitement were the big three takeaways from that game So, it seems Sergio Conceicao will revert to that team against Inter tomorrow, according to Milan News As the report suggests, Mike Maignan will start in goal, and for the third game in a row, Fikayo Tomori, Matteo Gabbia and Strahinja Pavlovic are the expected defensive trio – though reports suggest Malick Thiaw could start Though the wing-backs are expected to be more defensive in this system than they were in Udine Rafael Leao and Christian Pulisic are seemingly given options with Conceicao refusing to overlook the pair Tammy Abraham is expected to start currently Predicted Milan XI (3-4-3): Maignan; Tomori Verwandte NewsAC Milan, Man Utd Get Major Transfer Boost as PSG End Pursuit of €40M-Rated Lille Star Video – Inter Milan Captain Lautaro Martinez’s Iconic Goal In Champions League Semifinal Vs AC Milan: ‘Semifinal Stories’ Player Ratings: Genoa 1-2 AC Milan – Maignan stunning; substitutes key Genoa 1-2 AC Milan: Substitutes inspire another second-half comeback GENOA v AC MILAN: ALL THE NUMBERS FROM THE GAME 🤯8 Siege in Folge! FC OneFootball ist on fire FC OneFootball kann einfach nicht mehr verlieren. Seit nun acht Spielen in Folge ist der Titelverteidiger ungeschlagen. Heute gelang es ihnen sogar die bis jetzt in der regulären Spielzeit noch... Wird‘s Ancelotti? Brasilien will „nächste Woche“ Klarheit 🤯 Hier flog schon eine Bombe: Das kleinste Derby der Welt ist völlig crazy Dortmund gegen Schalke, Liverpool gegen Everton oder Boca Juniors gegen River Plate. Von den größten Rivalitäten im Fußball-Kosmos kann wahrscheinlich jeder Fan gleich mehrere aufzählen. Das wohl kleinste Derby der... Pablo Matera has learned his fate. The veteran Pumas flanker was red carded playing for Argentina against South Africa in Nelspruit on September 28 He was sent off for a dangerous clear-out wherein he made direct shoulder to head contact on Vincent Koch The delayed decision has now been revealed: Matera has been suspended from playing rugby for two weeks Matera’s suspension means he will miss Argentina’s next test match Los Pumas face Italy in Udine on November 09 That match will be the second of two wherein he serves out his suspension The 31-year-old Matera will be able to play for Argentina against Ireland on November 15 in Dublin and against France on November 22 in Paris. He debuted against Chile in 2013 and presently has 107 test caps Felipe Contepomi will be without Matera for the Italian showdown in Udine there are doubts over Marcos Kremer and Juan Martín González Kremer was injured in Santiago del Estero and may sit out November González suffered a bicep injury playing for Saracens vs Harlequins this past weekend in the English Premiership Joaquín Moro and Juan Bautista Pedemonte made their test debuts for Los Pumas in July 2024 Moro scored two tries as a replacement against Uruguay while Pedemonte was a replacement in the first test match against France Rugby World Cup 2023 back-rowers Facundo Isa and Rodrigo Bruni have not played in 2024. The former is sitting out the year for Los Pumas Joaquín Oviedo has benefited to be a regular in the back-row picture under Contepomi Santiago Grondona made a successful return from injury to feature in the Rugby Championship including starting the final match of the tournament Tags Argentine Marcos Moneta won the award for scoring the best Rugby SVNS try during the … By 2024-10-28T18:40:00 Period samurai drama to open theatrically in 2025 Milan were almost perfect in an eventual 4-0 win away against Udinese in Serie A on Friday night despite a worrying head injury to goalkeeper Mike Maignan Theo Hernandez and Tijjani Reijnders made for an entertaining evening at the Bluenergy Stadium Milan were without right-backs Kyle Walker and Emerson Royal which led to a switch in formation from a 4-2-3-1 to a 3-4-3 with Fikayo Tomori Matteo Gabbia and Strahinja Pavlovic across the back and Luka Jovic was preferred to Tammy Abraham You can see how it unfolded on the Football Italia Liveblog. ITALY – APRIL 11: Rafael Leao of AC Milan celebrates after scoring the opening goal during the Serie A match between Udinese and AC Milan at Stadio Friuli on April 11 (Photo by Alessandro Sabattini/Getty Images)Milan had an immediate chance to get ahead straight from kick-off as a long ball over the top caused confusion between Thomas Kristensen and Jaka Bijol where Maduka Odoye stopped him from 10 yards out Mike Maignan also tried the route-one approach in the early stages and found Rafael Leao with a perfectly-placed 90-yard pass but the Portugal international was unable to apply the finishing touches While Udinese had a couple of half-chances midway through the half-way stage it was Milan who went in for the break with a two-goal advantage Leao claimed the first with a wonderful first-time finish from a central position on the edge of the area bending an effort away from him and into the far corner with his right foot after a good bit of work and lay-off from Youssouf Fofana The Rossoneri advantage would be doubled less than three minutes later as Pavlovic rose highest in the area to get a head on Christian Pulisic’s corner which might have gone in off the shoulder of Oumar Solet moments before the half-time break The second half got off to a troubling start when Mike Maignan came out and tried to clear a tricky ball with a header outside of his area, but collided heads with Alex Jimenez and briefly lost consciousness.  The whistle went immediately, even though Udinese were through on an open goal, and the Frenchman was stretchered off. He was conscious by the time he made it into the tunnel.  UDINE, ITALY – APRIL 11: Mike Maignan of AC Milan injured during the Serie A match between Udinese and AC Milan at Stadio Friuli on April 11, 2025 in Udine, Italy. (Photo by Alessandro Sabattini/Getty Images)Jimenez was later replaced on the 75th minute, just shy of 20 minutes after the incident. It was surprising that he had been allowed to continue in the first place. He left after a signal from Tomori that he needed to come off, and walked off in a visible daze.  Still, Milan were not distracted, and seeled their victory shortly afterwards with a wonderful Theo Hernandez goal.  The Frenchman was involved in a one-touch passing move on the halfway line, and was freed by an Abraham flick, which sent him through on goal with all the time in the world to pick his spot. He fired in at the near post for 0-3.  UDINE, ITALY – APRIL 11: Theo Hernández of AC Milan celebrates after scoring his team’s third goal during the Serie A match between Udinese and AC Milan at Stadio Friuli on April 11, 2025 in Udine, Italy. (Photo by Alessandro Sabattini/Getty Images)It only got better from there, as another slick Rossoneri counter attack saw Rafael Leao chip Okoye and Reijnders poke it home on the goalline in what was the Dutchman’s 10th goal of the season.  Christian Pulisic thought he had made it five for Milan with a few minutes to go, but Tammy Abraham was too eager and got the slightest of flicks on the American’s effort, which meant that it was ruled out for offside.  Milan now sit one point off eighth place with nine Serie A matches left to play this weekend. The Rossoneri have six games of their own remaining before the end of the 2024-25 campaign.  For Udinese, this was their worst defeat of the season, and this is now the first time that they have lost four consecutive Serie A matches in three years. Leao 42’, Pavlovic 45’, T. Hernandez 74’, Reijnders 81’.  Milan the better team throughout. Pavlova and Theo were very good. Maignan absolutely smashes into little Alex and somehow Maignan comes off wor5e 😂 Lightweight Mike. Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Comment * document.getElementById("comment").setAttribute( "id", "ac33201e76a83f573e70d03de7d77a41" );document.getElementById("i09170fc1b").setAttribute( "id", "comment" ); Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Italian football news, analysis, fixtures and results for the latest from Serie A, Serie B and the Azzurri. © Copyright 2025 Rocket Sports Network Ltd. All Rights Reserved Rounding out this multifaceted portrait of Asia are works about women’s empowerment(Her Story, Like a Rolling Stone, China), an aging population(Teki Cometh, Japan), social marginalization(Hear Me, Love in the Big City, South Korea), and civil rights(Sunshine, Philippines). Each film is an open window on an issue, a dream, a conflict, told with the tools of popular cinema, but often with a depth that defies expectations. Among the titles on the program are Tsui Hark’s Shanghai Blues - a restored classic celebrating yesterday’s diva - and Daughter’s Daughter, an intense family drama that tells the mature face of a director capable of looking at the present with lucidity and tenderness. FEFF 27 thus proves once again that cinema is also memory, reflection and recognition of artistic greatness. The film is already considered a cult among festival fans, and its screening will be one of the most anticipated events. Between laughter, surprises and reflections, the FEFF confirms itself as the ideal place for those who love cinema capable of breaking the boundaries between genres, languages and cultures. Making all this possible are, as always, main sponsors Credifriuli and Amga Energia & Servizi - a commercial brand of the Hera Group - who support one of Europe’s most significant cultural events in the panorama of film festivals. In addition to the exhibition, the anthology The World of Round Slots, the first Western collection of Mizuki’s unpublished short stories and writings from the historic “Garo” magazine, will also be published. This is a unique opportunity to explore a complex and fascinating fictional universe where the boundaries between the real and supernatural are constantly blurred. This section is not only a tribute to genre cinema, but also a reflection on the function of the monster in popular culture: that which is scary, that which is excluded, that which reminds us of who we are or who we might become. A celebration of diversity, tradition and creativity that spans the entire Asian continent. Your Ads Privacy ChoicesIMDb Home de OneFootball Búsqueda Ajustes Inicia sesión Inicia sesiónÚneteMilan Player Ratings vs Udinese: Leao Runs Show in Udine | OneFootballThe Cult of Calcio Milan strolled to a scintillating 4-0 win at Udinese to temporarily close the gap to fourth-placed Bologna in the Serie A standings. Despite recovering from a 2-1 loss at Napoli, tonight’s emphatic performance at the Bluenergy Stadium may have come too little too late for the Rossoneri faithful Tired legs after an intense 1-1 draw against Inter in midweek Coppa Italia action failed to throw a spanner in the works as Milan delivered arguably their best performance under Sergio Conceicao Despite waiting for the opening goal until late in the first half last season’s runners-up tore Kosta Runjaic’s side apart in Udine Rafael Leao opened the scoring with a delightful first-time effort from the edge of the box to break the deadlock in the 42nd minute outjumping Jaka Bijol inside the six-yard box to meet Christian Pulisic’s corner-kick delivery and put Milan in firm control of the match Milan lost star goalkeeper Mike Maignan to injury at the start of the second half as a nasty collision with Alejandro Jimenez forced Conceicao to bring on Marco Sportiello The Frenchman’s withdrawal didn’t derail the team’s morale as they continued to dominate the game Theo Hernandez scored a ‘vintage Theo’ goal in the 74th minute to triple the visitors’ advantage before Tijjani Reijnders completed Udinese’s fiasco on home turf with his tenth Serie A goal this season but a fifth consecutive top-four finish looks highly unlikely The French keeper only had to make one challenging save in the first half but it was a stunning reflex to thwart Kingsley Ehizibue at 0-0 The Englishman’s stuttering form luckily didn’t come to the fore in Milan’s new-look formation though his showing hardly brimmed with confidence No-nonsense defending from the Italian center-back saw him make several routine interventions and help Pavlovic neutralize Lorenzo Lucca The goal was a fitting reward for the Serbian defender’s brilliant performance as he made light work of the in-form Lucca Milan fans had to wait for almost four months for this moment Theo returned to his rampaging best down the left flank reminding everyone why he’s one of the world’s elite full-backs In addition to his usual defensive contribution the ex-Monaco midfielder registered an assist to cap off a promising performance Though the Dutchman often scores a ‘highlight-type’ of goals as he only had to turn the ball home from point-blank range the young gun fared reasonably well in defense His tricky feet and acceleration made him a threat in attack Had only Milan had Leao in this kind of form the whole season… The Bluenergy Stadium had the pleasure of watching one of Europe’s finest wingers at his best the USMNT forward wasn’t as influential as in recent outings A lack of service in the box must have frustrated the former Fiorentina striker fighting tooth and nail for every possession Noticias RelacionadasLeao opens up about Milan internal talks on last ‘crucial’ games Leao suspended for Milan-Bologna, will return in time to face … Bologna How Milan have fared in matches without Leao in 2024-25 Why Leao is not included in Milan starting line-up against Genoa Milan star Rafael Leao unveils surprising new haircut Flick arrancará con Ferran Torres: «Creo que lo mejor será que Lewandowski empiece desde el banquillo» Es oficial, a pesar de que la vuelta de Robert Lewandowski ilusionó a toda la afición culé. 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Se definen las semifinales de la Champions League: los detalles de dos partidazos Dani Olmo: «Veo al equipo bien, al 100 % de energía y motivación para el tramo final de temporada» a Neolithic-era settlement dating from the 7th millennium B.C.E. the earliest forms of pottery production associated with grain processing have been discovered by archaeologists from the University of Udine called the Rectangular Mudbrick Building and the White Building located on top of a hill and belonging to the elites of the time were also found in the nearby settlement of Asingeran These findings represent the most significant results of the excavation campaign conducted this year as part of the Asingeran Excavation Project sponsored by the University of Friuli in collaboration with the Dohuk Directorate of Antiquities.The project aims to understand how early agricultural communities evolved into complex settlements characterized by a division of labor and a hierarchical social structure-a prototype of modern society The excavations are concentrated in the Navkur plain Research by archaeologists from the University of Udine will continue with laboratory analysis of ceramic finds paleobotanical remains and DNA recovered from the two sites thanks to collaboration with the Universities of Bologna and Padua and the National Museum of Denmark The results of these investigations will make it possible to reconstruct both the social organization of the early communities of Asingeran and the surrounding area and the subsistence farming practices adopted locally the project is being developed by the Department of Humanities and Cultural Heritage Studies at the University of Udine “The information obtained at Asingeran and at the new Kanispan site is exceptional,” stresses Professor Iamoni professor of Archaeology and Art History of Ancient Western Asia and the Eastern Mediterranean “At the former site the two large buildings indicate the presence of elites; at Kanispan the traces of the earliest forms of ceramic production are combined with the processing of grains that were grown in the area.” The Asingeran site was first identified in 2013 during a field survey conducted by the University of Udine as part of the PARTeN project Excavations revealed extensive and uninterrupted occupation from the Neolithic Ceramic to the beginning of the 3rd millennium BC with a significant phase of resettlement in the second half of the 2nd millennium B.C.E “The site is a case study for investigating the patterns of land occupation and the emergence of socio-economic complexity in the Eastern Upper Tigris area and in Northern Mesopotamia,” Iamoni explains Excavations at Asingeran also unearthed modestly sized stone dwellings dating to three different phases of occupation during the Middle and Late Ottoman period (1500-1800 AD) ovens for cooking food(tannur) and a kiln were found A close game was expected but Italy never looked like maintaining their good run of form and Argentina, despite missing several regulars with Pablo Matera, Marcos Kremer and Santiago Chocobares all missing, ran out easy winners The Italians were not helped by the loss of full-back Ange Capuozzo to injury early on and Argentina were 17-0 up before the half-hour cut the lead to four points with a penalty try and a penalty on either side of the break The comeback never materialised though and Argentina ran in another five tries in the second half with Italy too easily losing possession and allowing the opposition in time and again Fly-half Tomas Albornoz scored 20 of Argentina's points including a try when he raced away after his side again capitalised on a loose ball and Italy's Giacomo Nicotera scored what would only be a consolation try Argentina crushed ItalyFlashscoreCapuozzo went off after six minutes with Argentina already ahead from an early penalty before scoring an easy try after 11 minutes Juan Cruz Mallia pounced on a loose ball as Italy's passing broke down and the fullback raced down the right wing skipping past the chasing Louis Lynagh to score Franco Molina made a great catch to set up another Argentina attack and when Paolo Garbisi failed to gather a loose ball Gonzalo Bertranou went over in the corner A penalty try awarded by English referee Matthew Carley and the resulting yellow card for Juan Martin Gonzalez for illegally collapsing the Italian maul gave Italy a glimmer of hope Carley later showed his sense of humour when he went to ground after getting too close to the action jokingly signalling for the TMO before saying only his pride had been hurt At 17-13 the home fans could have been forgiven for thinking Italy were about to come good but in the 49th minute Argentina's Joel Sclavi broke from a maul to go over and eight minutes later they were in again Italy lost possession under the Argentine posts and when Lynagh failed to gather the clearance kick upfield Albornoz's speed took him over for the try which he duly converted and with 11 minutes remaining Nicotera finally got some points on the board for Italy with a try but when Allan missed the conversion it left his side 36-18 down Matias Alemmano's try with seven minutes to go ended any Italian hopes and with the hosts down to 14 after Lorenzo Cannone's yellow card there was time for one more Argentine try with Bautista Delguy finishing off a well-worked move Italy will now face Georgia in Genoa next Sunday while Argentina travel to Dublin to take on Ireland on Saturday Wanted in RomeMagazine A Nations League football match between Italy and Israel will be held on Monday amid tight security in the north Italian city of Udine against the backdrop of the Middle East conflict Security barriers have been erected around the two hotels hosting the Israeli and Italian footballers as well as around the Bluenergy Stadium where fans will be filtered by police in a high-security "red zone" Only 11,700 tickets have been sold - out of a stadium capacity of 25,000 - for the Nations League match which is scheduled to kick off at 20.45 local time Thousands of people are expected to gather in the centre of Udine for a pro-Palestinian demonstration a few hours ahead of the game with security chiefs dividing the city "in half" to avoid any connection points between the two events "Israel are a good team that can play football so we have to keep our balance and organisation" - Italy's coach Luciano Spalletti told reporters on Sunday before addressing the ongoing conflict - "I think there are many Israelis who do not want the war and we must convince some others that this is something that must end." The Azzurri are top of their Nations League group with seven points from three games after last week's 2-2 draw with Belgium in Rome Wanted in Rome ™ is member of the Wanted World Wide Ltd network.Click here to find out more about our Network or Follow us on social networks © 2025 / 2026 Wanted World Wide LTD Network The Juventus Men's First Team left a tricky away fixture at Udinese with three points secured there were plenty of positive signs as the Bianconeri enter the final stretch before the November break Khephren Thuram found himself in dangerous positions twice near Maduka Okoye’s goal with his best chance coming in the fourth minute when he narrowly shot over the bar but what stood out was their timing—they knew precisely when to pick up the pace and threaten Kenan Yildiz connected with a cross from Nicolo Savona but missed the target setting the stage for the opening goal a few minutes later set off and attempted a brilliant solo effort that hit the post and deflected off a luckless Okoye into the net with the path of the ball set to take it away from goal had it not bounced off the goalkeeper creating their only real chance of the half at the 21st minute with Michele Di Gregorio producing a fantastic save to deny Keinan Davies with Di Gregorio stepping up again against Martin Payero two minutes later The visitors were rewarded with a second goal in the 36th minute the woodwork was involved - this time with Yildiz striking the post before Savona tapped in the rebound to make it 2-0 which closed the first half on a high note for Juventus Udinese came out with a more aggressive approach in the second half but the goal by Davis was ruled out due to a foul on Federico Gatti who unintentionally obstructed Di Gregorio in the process Di Gregorio was pivotal twice more around the 75th minute he made a brave punch to clear a cross aimed at Jaka Bijol and showcased quick reflexes to deny a header from Davis Udinese’s last real threat came in the 82nd minute as Lorenzo Lucca headed the ball off the crossbar Dusan Vlahovic created their main offensive chances in the second half then linked up with Timothy Weah in the 68th minute after a play initiated by Yildiz only to see his shot saved by the Udinese goalkeeper Teun Koopmeiners nearly capped off his return to the starting lineup with a goal of his own but Okoye once again blocked his shot following a counterattack orchestrated by Samuel Mbangula The match ended with a convincing victory for Juventus who can now look forward to their upcoming Champions League clash away at Lille with confidence Often bewitched and almost always hostile, as precedents, especially the most recent ones, say. In Udine it's never a walk in the park: Bologna knows it and the people of Bologna know it, who have seen it all in Friuli, between illusory victories and heavy defeats, not least last season: a 3-0 post-Christmas defeat without a fight that certainly marked the heaviest defeat in the year that led to the Champions League, as well as perhaps the ugliest of the Motta era. And today won't be a walk in the park either, especially after a vigil marred by the injuries of Ndoye and Holm, who really aren't wanted these days. It will be up to the rossoblù on the field to return to send the right signals to fuel the enthusiasm of a week that the city and fans will hardly forget, full of joys and triumphs. Perhaps taking inspiration from those who in this stadium gave flashes of authorship, for afternoons and evenings to frame. February 2002, it's raining, or rather, pouring, on the "old" Friuli. Guidolin's eleven, until then very fragile away from the Dall'Ara, turns out to be cynical and biting thanks to Cruz, who decides it after 12 minutes. From that afternoon on, it will be a beautiful Bologna, at least until that ill-fated 5th May. March three years later and the story is similar, with the rossoblù in the Europa zone. Four minutes and Zagorakis witnesses the Tare kiss, enough for the three points. But it will be the last joy of the season, closed with the bitter and daring relegation in the play-off with Parma. Winter 2004, the market gives Mazzone the Japanese talent Nakata. In his few months under the Two Towers, Hidetoshi does not fail to deliver masterstrokes, such as the one in the Friuli icebox: a free kick from almost midfield that fools De Sanctis, sealing a nice hat-trick against Spalletti. Of the Roman goalkeeper in rossoblù there are only negative memories, including relegation. Except one, that time on the Saturday before Easter in 2013 when he saved a penalty from the specialist Di Natale, giving his team a point. On the rest of his adventure here, no comment. Valentine's Day 2016, Donadoni on the bench and Destro in attack. The Ascoli striker will be the match-winner, with an iconic celebration under the away fans' section. It seems like the beginning of a fairy tale, but soon after, an injury will arrive. And it will be love-hate until the farewell.