Parma’s goal was scored by Polish striker Adrian Benedyczak in the 29th minute of the first leg.
In other games played, Spezia advanced to the next round by defeating Brescia 3-1 at home; and the Argentine defender Nehuén Pérez scored the goals for Udinese who lost 2-3 to Monza that had the Buenos Aires defender Gabriel Paletta -nationalized Italian- as the starter, and agreed to the round of 16.
Last Tuesday, Torino thrashed Cittadella, a team from the second division, 4-0 at home and advanced to the round of 16.
The match took place at the Olympic stadium in Turin, and Torino’s goals were scored by the Serbian Nemanja Radonjic, at 21 minutes of the first half, the Italian Pietro Piellegri, at 10 minutes of the second period, the Dutch Perr Schuurs , at 31 of the final part, and the Czech David Zima, at 35 of the complement.
In Cittadella, the Argentine Santiago Visentín was on the substitute bench.
Previously, Genoa beat Spal 1-0 at the Luigi Ferraris stadium in Genoa, in a clash between Serie B teams, which was defined by Icelandic Albert Gudmundsson scoring a penalty kick in the 46th minute of the first stage .
The results of the matches valid for the 16th final of the Italian Cup played today were the following: Spezia 3 – Brescia 1; Parma 1- Bari 0 and Udinese 2- Monza 3.
Thursday: Cremonese vs. Modena, Sampdoria vs. Ascoli and Bologna vs. Cagliari
All instances of the Coppa Italia are held in a single match, with the exception of the semifinals, which take place with round-trip matches.
The last champion of the Italian Cup is Inter, who beat Juventus 4-2 in the decisive match, and the final of this edition will take place at the Olympic stadium in Rome on May 24.
Source: Ambito
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