On the sixth day of Serie B, the only match that did not produce goals was the one between Arezzo and Cremonese, which ended in a scoreless draw. The match, played on 9 October, left both teams without points, while the standings remain unchanged for the clubs involved.
The absence of goals was the only element of surprise on a day in which other matches saw numerous goals. Avellino beat Sampdoria 4-1, with goals from Cheddira, Insigne, Palumbo, Russo and Besaggio. Benevento won 2-0 against Cesena thanks to a goal from Siatounis and another from Cherubini in extra time. Empoli, however, suffered a 2-4 defeat against Palermo, with two penalty goals for Saporiti and Popov. Virtus Entella drew 1-1 with Juve Stabia, while Sudtirol and Ascoli ended their match in a scoreless draw.
Meanwhile, the Serie B table shows Palermo in the lead with 16 points, followed by Sudtirol with 12. Mantova, Ascoli and Avellino occupy third position with 11 points each, while other teams such as Vicenza, Sampdoria, Catanzaro and Juve Stabia find themselves in the lower part of the table. Cremonese and Vicenza share sixth position with 6 points, while the teams at the bottom, such as Carrarese and Juve Stabia, have suffered a four-point penalty by the Sporting Justice.
For the next week, Arezzo and Cremonese will have to face new challenges: Arezzo will play against Catanzaro on 11 October, while Cremonese will prepare for the match with Mantua. Other important appointments include the match between Avellino and Sampdoria, which will take place on the same day, and the match between Benevento and Cesena, scheduled for the same day. With the league table still very open, the next few days promise to be decisive for clubs looking to improve their position in Serie B.