Quagliarella: Sent off
Udinese booked their place in the quarter-finals of the Coppa Italia after a dramatic penalty shoot-out win over Reggina.
In a hard-fought encounter Udinese had two men sent off before prevailing 8-7 on penalties after sudden death.
Reggina missed a great chance to win the game in the 90 minutes when they won a penalty after Emanuele Belardi was sent off for bringing down Dorde Rakic.
Emil Halfredsson failed from the penalty spot two minutes from time by blazing his attempt over the crossbar.
Udinese were reduced to nine men two minutes before the end of extra-time when substitute Fabio Quagliarella was dismissed for a dangerous tackle from behind.
Neither side could find a winner meaning the game went into a dreaded penalty shoot-out.
With the shoot-out tied at 7-7 and in sudden death Aleksandar Lukovic scored to put Udinese ahead putting all the pressure on Luca Tognozzi who missed his spot-kick to send Udinese through.
Sampdoria progressed into the last eight with a 2-1 victory over Serie B side Empoli.
Emiliano Bonazzoli gave Sampdoria the lead just past the half-hour mark, but they were reduced to ten men when Daniele Dessena was sent off for a second bookable offence on 36 minutes.
Despite their numerical disadvanatage Bruno Fornaroli doubled Sampdoria's lead from the penalty spot right on the stroke of half-time.
Francesco Lodi pulled a goal back for Empoli just past the hour mark before former Tottenham man Reto Ziegler missed from the penalty spot 14 minutes from time for Sampdoria.
Napoli eased into the quarter-finals with a 3-1 victory over local rivals Salernitana.
Napoli were gifted the lead on 16 minutes when Maurizio Peccarisi put through his own net and Inacio Pia added a second nine minutes later.
Arturo Di Napoli gave Salernitana hope with a goal five minutes after the break, but Marek Hamsik's penalty three minutes later ended any chances of a comeback from the visitors.

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