2001–02 A.C. Chievo Verona season

Chievo

2001–02 season

Chairman

Luca Campedelli

Manager

Luigi Delneri

Serie A

5th

Coppa Italia

Group stage

Top goalscorer

Massimo Marazzina (13)

← 2000–01

2002–03 →

A.C. ChievoVerona contested its first ever Serie A campaign in the 2001–02 season. The club was widely expected to be relegated immediately to Serie B, following a surprising promotion in 2001. Coach Luigi Delneri played a 4–4–2 formation with extremely offensive wingers in the shape of Eriberto and Christian Manfredini. The entire team surpassed expectations, and for six weeks during the autumn Chievo lead serie A. In the end the form dropped off a bit, but Chievo almost qualified for the UEFA Champions League, and thus failed to achieve that sensation. Its players became seriously attractive on the market, but only Manfredini and target man Bernardo Corradi actually left the club, both joining Lazio prior to the 2002–03 season.

Serie A

Games

Fiorentina-Chievo 0–2
0–1 Simone Perrotta (6)
0–2 Massimo Marazzina (55)

Chievo-Bologna 2–0
1–0 Bernardo Corradi (13)
2–0 Federico Cossato (85)

Juventus-Chievo 3–2
0–1 Massimo Marazzina (9)
0–2 Massimo Marazzina (19)
1–2 Alessio Tacchinardi (21)
2–2 Igor Tudor (43)
3–2 Marcelo Salas (83 pen)

Chievo-Piacenza 4–2
0–1 Dario Hübner (8)
1–1 Eugenio Corini (13 pen)
2–1 Christian Manfredini (37)
3–1 Simone Perrotta (47)
4–1 Eugenio Corini (67)
4–2 Dario Hübner (87)

Udinese-Chievo 1–2
0–1 Simone Perrotta (20)
0–2 Eriberto (23)
1–2 Jorge Caballero (28)

Brescia-Chievo 2–2
0–1 Massimo Marazzina (10)
1–1 Roberto Baggio (17 pen)
1–2 Federico Cossato (77)
2–2 Andrea Sussi (82)

Chievo-Parma 1–0
1–0 Bernardo Corradi (24)

Chievo-Torino 3–0
1–0 Massimo Marazzina (32)
2–0 Christian Manfredini (50)
3–0 Eriberto (81)

Venezia-Chievo 0–0

Verona-Chievo 3–2
0–1 Eriberto (33)
0–2 Eugenio Corini (37 pen)
1–2 Massimo Oddo (40 pen)
2–2 Salvatore Lanna (70 og)
3–2 Mauro Camoranesi (72)

Chievo-Perugia 2–0
1–0 Eugenio Corini (27 pen)
2–0 Lorenzo D'Anna (77)

Milan-Chievo 3–2
1–0 Filippo Inzaghi (14)
1–1 Massimo Marazzina (26)
1–2 Bernardo Corradi (29)
2–2 Andriy Shevchenko (58 pen)
3–2 Andriy Shevchenko (65)

Chievo-Lecce 2–1
1–0 Massimo Marazzina (22)
1–1 Sebastjan Cimirotić (52)
2–1 Eugenio Corini (77 pen)

Internazionale-Chievo 1–2
0–1 Bernardo Corradi (20)
1–1 Christian Vieri (25)
1–2 Massimo Marazzina (54)

Chievo-Roma 0–3
0–1 Emerson (36)
0–2 Walter Samuel (75)
0–3 Damiano Tommasi (90)

Atalanta-Chievo 1–2
1–0 Daniele Berretta (4)
1–1 Massimo Marazzina (59)
1–2 Federico Cossato (77)

Chievo-Fiorentina 2–2
0–1 Nuno Gomes (12)
1–1 Eugenio Corini (46 pen)
2–1 Lorenzo D'Anna (86)
2–2 Adriano (89)

Bologna-Chievo 3–1
1–0 Lamberto Zauli (40)
2–0 Julio Cruz (70)
2–1 Luigi Beghetto (73)
3–1 Lamberto Zauli (90)

Chievo-Juventus 1–3
0–1 Ciro Ferrara (17)
0–2 Fabio Moro (47 og)
1–2 Massimo Marazzina (59)
1–3 Alessandro Del Piero (70 pen)

Chievo-Lazio 3–1
0–1 Claudio López (7)
1–1 Massimo Marazzina (46)
2–1 Eugenio Corini (77)
3–1 Eugenio Corini (88 pen)

Piacenza-Chievo 2–2
0–1 Massimo Marazzina (31)
1–1 Dario Hübner (45 pen)
2–1 Eusebio Di Francesco (62)
2–2 Federico Cossato (83)

Chievo-Udinese 1–2
0–1 Per Krøldrup (17)
0–2 Roberto Muzzi (68)
1–2 Federico Cossato (89)

Lazio-Chievo 1–1
1–0 Simone Inzaghi (31)
1–1 Nicola Legrottaglie (85)

Chievo-Brescia 1–1
1–0 Bernardo Corradi (42)
1–1 Luca Toni (80)

Parma-Chievo 0–0

Torino-Chievo 2–2
0–1 Bernardo Corradi (20)
1–1 Marco Ferrante (35)
1–2 Bernardo Corradi (53)
2–2 Riccardo Maspero (59)

Chievo-Venezia 1–1
0–1 Arturo Di Napoli (5)
1–1 Eugenio Corini (63 pen)

Chievo-Verona 2–1
0–1 Adrian Mutu (12)
1–1 Federico Cossato (42)
2–1 Federico Cossato (74)

Perugia-Chievo 2–2
0–1 Bernardo Corradi (22)
1–1 Fabio Bazzani (34)
1–2 Bernardo Corradi (49)
2–2 Mauro Milanese (68)

Chievo-Milan 1–1
0–1 Filippo Inzaghi (13)
1–1 Fabio Moro (22)

Lecce-Chievo 2–3
0–1 Nicola Legrottaglie (16)
1–1 Javier Chevantón (26)
2–1 Javier Chevantón (39)
2–2 Simone Perrotta (73)
2–3 Eriberto (79)

Chievo-Internazionale 2–2
1–0 Massimo Marazzina (41)
1–1 Stéphane Dalmat (46)
1–2 Ronaldo (60)
2–2 Federico Cossato (90)

Roma-Chievo 5–0
1–0 Vincenzo Montella (25)
2–0 Vincenzo Montella (34)
3–0 Vincenzo Montella (51 pen)
4–0 Emerson (74)
5–0 Antonio Cassano (82)

Chievo-Atalanta 2–1
0–1 Fausto Rossini (53)
1–1 Bernardo Corradi (58)
2–1 Federico Cossato (75)

Top Scorers

Sources

RSSF – Italian Football 2001–02

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