Coppa Italia round-up

Shocks galore in Coppa Italia

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Coppa Italia round-up

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Palermo crashed out of the Coppa Italia after losing 2-1 to third division Ravenna.

Two first-half goals from Succi gave Ravenna a famous win with Edison Cavani's strike proving to be a mere consolation.

Lazio eased past Benevento with a 5-1 success thanks to efforts from Goran Pandev (2), Christian Manfredini, Mourad Meghni and an own goal from Cattaneo.

Chievo were dumped out after losing 2-1 at home to third division Padova.

Varricchio was the hero for the minnows with both goals, with Sergio Pellissier finding the net for Chievo.

Serie A new boys Lecce slipped out of the competition after going down 1-0 at home to Serie B side Salernitana.

Arturo Di Napoli's scored the only goal of the game on 64 minutes.

Cagliari edged out Serie B outfit Triestina 1-0 thanks to Alessandro Matri's penalty.

Reggina proved too strong for Grosseto with a 3-0 victory.

Former Manchester City striker Bernardo Corradi scored from the penalty spot and further strikes from Emil Hallfredsson and Barilla sealed the victory.

Torino needed extra time to beat Brescia 2-1, with David Di Michele netting the winner.

Catania also required extra time to see of Parma and reach the fourth round after a 2-1 success.

Michele Paolucci was the hero for Catania with both goals.

Livorno cruised to a 3-0 win over Crotone thanks to efforts from Antonio Filippini, Alessandro Diamanti and Francesco Tavano

Marco Di Vaio scored on his debut to help Bologna to a 2-0 win over Vicenza.

The recent signing opened the scoring and Martins Adailton's late second put the game beyond Vicenza.

Empoli left it late to overcome Cittadella with Francesco Lodi netting the winner two minutes from time.

Atalanta needed a late strike from Michele Marconi to see off Modena 2-1.

Siena trounced Albinoleffe 4-0 with Emanuele Calaio, Daniele Portanova, Houssine Kharja and Massimo Maccarone all getting their name on the scoresheet.