🧨 Camarda on fire, Torino and Lecce flop, Genoa impresses | OneFootball

The Serie A teams continue their summer tests in preparation for the start of the new championship. Today, six Italian teams were on the field, between international challenges and softer matches.

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Milan concluded their summer tour with a goal spree against Perth Glory, confirming the positive signals from recent outings. Roma also did well, overcoming Cannes in a "family" match, given the shared ownership by the Friedkin.

Among the day's protagonists, young Francesco Camarda stood out once again, scoring a goal against the United Arab Emirates selection. Draw for Parma against Mallorca, while Torino failed to recover, defeated once again by Monaco in the second close match.

MONACO-TORINO 3-1

Second consecutive defeat for Baroni's men against the Principality team. The former Lazio coach mixes with "starting" defense and midfield and an attack filled with young players.

The consolation goal was scored by Casadei.

MALLORCA-PARMA 1-1

A challenging task for Cuesta's Parma, which draws against a team of equal level, competing in Europe with the Spaniards of Mallorca.

The goal for the Ducali was scored by Benedyczak, a great protagonist two years ago in Serie B and plagued by injuries last year.

PERTH GLORY-MILAN 0-9

A walk in the park for the Rossoneri in Australian land.

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LECCE- UAE 1-3

A match with a national team, albeit a lower-tier one, for Di Francesco's Salentini. A 3-1 defeat and a step back. The only certainty is Francesco Camarda, scoring again, this time from a penalty.

Note physical problems for Gallo, who did not participate in the match.

ROMA-CANNES 3-0

Gasperini's Roma wins 3-0 with goals from El Sha, Dovbyk, and Ferguson.

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GENOA-VILLARREAL-REAL OVIEDO (TRIANGULAR)

In the first match of the triangular, Genoa trounces Villarreal, winning the 45-minute mini-match 3-1. An excellent test for Vieira's men with Norton-Cuffy, Vitinha, and especially Gronbaek scoring. The first goal was a fluke.

The second match for Genoa, against Real Oviedo, ended 0-0 and then lost on penalties by the Grifone.

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