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MILAN (Reuters) – Veteran Fabio Quagliarella scored two goals against Fiorentina on Sunday for the 10th consecutive game in Sampdoria. He was not enough to double his team to allow Fiorentina to win. Only draw and mark 3-3 at the third minute of time off.
Colombian Luis Morel made the net shake in his first appearance in front of Fiorentina in the 34th minute, four minutes later, Edmilson Fernandez (Fiorentina) was sent off after two warnings and Gaston Ramirez equalized for Sampdoria in the first half.
Although he finished the match with 10 men, Fiorentina took over after Murray added his second personal goal of an individual effort in the 79th minute.
Quagliarella, 35, tied a penalty in the 81st minute before adding Sampdoria's third goal with a low shot to score 14 goals this season.
Germain Pietsella had the final word when Fiorentina drew the draw for Federico Keiza, bringing Sampdoria 30 points and eighth, while Fiorentina has risen 27 points to the tenth.
In another earlier match, Colombian Duvane Zapata scored four goals to lead Atlanta to a 5-0 win over Frosinone.
Gianluca Mancini gave the lead to his Atlanta, seventh, in the lead, 11 minutes before the start of his special offer for Zapata.
The Colombian scored his first goal with a header shortly before the end of the first half, then scored again two minutes into the second half and added the third goal in the 64th minute.
Nine minutes later, Zapata completed his quarterfinal with a header that placed him among the top scorers in Serie A alongside Quagliarella and Cristiano Ronaldo with 14 goals.
Bologna extended their undefeated run of the season to 13 games after a 1-1 draw at Spal.
Rodrigo Palacio gave a shot from the end of the area 24 minutes later, but Jasmine Cortic gave the equalizer 60 minutes later.
(Reuters)
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