2008–09 Reggina Calcio season

Reggina

2008–09 season

Chairman

Pasquale Foti

Manager

Nevio Orlandi
Giuseppe Pillon

Serie A

19th

Coppa Italia

Last 16

Top goalscorer

Bernardo Corradi (10)

← 2007–08

2009–10 →

Reggina Calcio finally dropped out of Serie A, following seven years of balancing around the drop zone. Following its previous six years, the club had stayed in Serie A by less than three points on alla occasions. In 2008-09, Reggina dropped off the pace mid-season and was nowhere near survival.

Squad

Goalkeepers

Defenders

Midfielders

Attackers

Serie A

Matches

Chievo-Reggina 2-1
0-1 Bernardo Corradi (72 pen)
1-1 Michele Marcolini (75 pen)
2-1 Vincenzo Italiano (88)

Reggina-Torino 1-1
0-1 Nicola Amoruso (13)
1-1 Marco Di Loreto (43 og)

Roma-Reggina 3-0
1-0 Christian Panucci (45)
2-0 Alberto Aquilani (50)
3-0 Simone Perrotta (90 + 3)

Reggina-Milan 1-2
0-1 Marco Borriello (24)
1-1 Bernardo Corradi (75)
1-2 Pato (83)

Palermo-Reggina 1-0
1-0 Fabrizio Miccoli (51)

Reggina-Catania 1-1
0-1 Michele Paolucci (69)
1-1 Andrea Costa (80)

Fiorentina-Reggina 3-0
1-0 Giampaolo Pazzini (40 pen)
2-0 Alberto Gilardino (75)
3-0 Alberto Gilardino (81)

Reggina-Lecce 2-0
1-0 Bernardo Corradi (59 pen)
2-0 Bernardo Corradi (90 pen)

Napoli-Reggina 3-0
1-0 Germán Denis (8)
2-0 Germán Denis (16)
3-0 Germán Denis (64)

Reggina-Inter 2-3
0-1 Maicon (9)
0-2 Patrick Vieira (24)
1-2 Francesco Cozza (34)
2-2 Franco Brienza (53)
2-3 Iván Córdoba (90 + 1)

Genoa-Reggina 4-0
1-0 Diego Milito (54 pen)
2-0 Diego Milito (74)
3-0 Giuseppe Sculli (81)
4-0 Diego Milito (90)

Udinese-Reggina 0-1
0-1 Franco Brienza (60)

Reggina-Atalanta 3-1
1-0 Francesco Cozza (10)
2-0 Bernardo Corradi (21)
3-0 Bernardo Corradi (79)
3-1 Cristiano Doni (90 + 4)

Juventus-Reggina 4-0
1-0 Mauro Camoranesi (28)
2-0 Amauri (44)
3-0 Giorgio Chiellini (62)
4-0 Alessandro Del Piero (72 pen)

Reggina-Bologna 2-2
1-0 Bernardo Corradi (40)
1-1 Francesco Valiani (53)
2-1 Édgar Barreto (56)
2-2 Marco Di Vaio (61)

Reggina-Sampdoria 0-2
0-1 Claudio Bellucci (75 pen)
0-2 Marco Padalino (81)

Cagliari-Reggina 1-1
1-0 Robert Acquafresca (1)
1-1 Franco Brienza (61 pen)

Reggina-Lazio 2-3
1-0 Bernardo Corradi (4)
1-1 Goran Pandev (14)
1-2 Goran Pandev (21)
2-2 Francesco Cozza (63)
2-3 Goran Pandev (76)

Siena-Reggina 1-0
1-0 Mario Frick (75)

Reggina-Chievo 0-1
0-1 Vincenzo Italiano (90 + 3)

Torino-Reggina 0-0

Reggina-Roma 2-2
1-0 Bernardo Corradi (43 pen)
1-1 David Pizarro (45 + 1)
1-2 David Pizarro (57)
2-2 Francesco Cozza (81)

Milan-Reggina 1-1
0-1 Davide Di Gennaro (34)
1-1 Kaká (67 pen)

Reggina-Palermo 0-0

Catania-Reggina 2-0
1-0 Ciro Capuano (35)
2-0 Alessandro Potenza (74)

Lecce-Reggina 0-0

Reggina-Napoli 1-1
1-0 Bernardo Corradi (27)
1-1 Ezequiel Lavezzi (61)

Inter-Reggina 3-0
1-0 Esteban Cambiasso (6)
2-0 Zlatan Ibrahimović (10 pen)
3-0 Zlatan Ibrahimović (58)

Reggina-Genoa 0-1
0-1 Thiago Motta (77)

Atalanta-Reggina 0-1
0-1 Fabio Ceravolo (40)

Bologna-Reggina 1-2
0-1 Franco Brienza (40)
0-2 Édgar Barreto (46)
1-2 Vangelis Moras (87)

Reggina-Cagliari 2-1
0-1 Andrea Lazzari (18)
1-1 Fabio Ceravolo (26)
2-1 Franco Brienza (49)

Lazio-Reggina 1-0
1-0 Mauro Zárate (26)

Reggina-Siena 1-1
1-0 Christian Stuani (45 pen)
1-1 Massimo Maccarone (76)

Topscorers

Sources

RSSSF - Italy 2008/09

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