2002–03 Atalanta B.C. season

Atalanta

2002–03 season

Chairman

Ivan Ruggeri

Manager

Giovanni Vavassori
Giancarlo Finardi

Serie A

15th

Coppa Italia

Second Round

Top goalscorer

Cristiano Doni (10)

← 2001–02

2003–04 →

Atalanta B.C. lost its momentum it had built in its first two Serie A seasons in its stint, eventually being relegated following a playoff against Reggina. The championship was such competitive than Atalanta was only four points away from repeating its 9th place from the 2001-02 season, but instead had to face Serie B competition, losing key players such as Cristiano Doni, Luciano Zauri and Ousmane Dabo to bigger clubs.

Squad

Goalkeepers

Defenders

Midfielders

Attackers

Serie A

Matches

Juventus-Atalanta 3-0
1-0 Alessandro Del Piero (27 pen)
2-0 Alessandro Del Piero (34)
3-0 Salvatore Fresi (90 + 1)

Atalanta-Bologna 2-2
0-1 Salvatore Fresi (13)
1-1 Cristiano Doni (18)
2-1 Cristiano Doni (51 pen)
2-2 Claudio Bellucci (77 pen)

Udinese-Atalanta 1-0
1-0 Néstor Sensini (60)

Atalanta-Lazio 0-1
0-1 César (24)

Atalanta-Milan 1-4
0-1 Rivaldo (15)
1-1 Luigi Sala (30)
1-2 Jon Dahl Tomasson (41)
1-3 Andrea Pirlo (66 pen)
1-4 Andrea Pirlo (81)

Parma-Atalanta 2-1
1-0 Hidetoshi Nakata (14)
2-0 Adrian Mutu (71)
2-1 Gianni Comandini (85)

Atalanta-Piacenza 2-0
1-0 Luigi Sala (78)
2-0 Gianni Comandini (88)

Atalanta-Modena 1-3
0-1 Giuseppe Colucci (13)
0-2 Diomansy Kamara (39)
0-3 Stefano Mauri (75)
1-3 Ousmane Dabo (89)

Chievo-Atalanta 4-1
0-1 Luigi Sala (40)
1-1 Federico Cossato (45)
2-1 Daniele Franceschini (56)
3-1 Simone Perrotta (84)
4-1 Federico Cossato (87)

Atalanta-Brescia 2-0
1-0 Ousmane Dabo (69)
2-0 Gianni Comandini (73)

Inter-Atalanta 1-0
1-0 Mohamed Kallon (70)

Atalanta-Empoli 2-2
1-0 Cristiano Doni (13)
2-0 Damiano Zenoni (33)
2-1 Gaetano Grieco (85)
2-2 Francesco Tavano (89)

Torino-Atalanta 1-1
0-1 Cesare Natali (14)
1-1 Luca Mezzano (61)

Como-Atalanta 1-1
1-0 Saša Bjelanović (45 + 1)
1-1 Paolo Foglio (53)

Atalanta-Roma 2-1
0-1 Francesco Totti (9)
1-1 Cristiano Doni (40)
2-1 Paolo Tramezzani (85)

Modena-Atalanta 0-2
0-1 Ousmane Dabo (35)
0-2 Alex Pinardi (85)

Atalanta-Juventus 1-1
1-0 Alex Pinardi (40)
1-1 Marco Di Vaio (50)

Bologna-Atalanta 2-3
0-1 Alex Pinardi (28)
0-2 Alex Pinardi (49)
1-2 Giuseppe Signori (69 pen)
2-2 Giuseppe Signori (72 pen)
2-3 Fausto Rossini (90 + 4)

Atalanta-Udinese 0-0

Lazio-Atalanta 0-0

Milan-Atalanta 3-3
0-1 Paolo Maldini (1 og)
0-2 Fausto Rossini (29)
0-3 Fausto Rossini (30)
1-3 Filippo Inzaghi (34)
2-3 Jon Dahl Tomasson (70)
3-3 Filippo Inzaghi (79)

Atalanta-Parma 0-0

Piacenza-Atalanta 2-0
1-0 Dario Hübner (41)
2-0 Ciro De Cesare (89)

Atalanta-Chievo 1-0
1-0 Ousmane Dabo (52)

Brescia-Atalanta 3-0
1-0 Stephen Appiah (31)
2-0 Roberto Baggio (52)
3-0 Fabio Petruzzi (85)

Perugia-Atalanta 1-0
1-0 Luigi Pagliuca (78)

Atalanta-Torino 2-2
0-1 Massimo Donati (22)
1-1 Cristiano Doni (75)
1-2 Massimo Donati (89)
2-2 Cristiano Doni (90 + 2 pen)

Atalanta-Inter 1-1
0-1 Obafemi Martins (13)
1-1 Carmine Gautieri (71)

Empoli-Atalanta 0-0

Atalanta-Como 2-1
0-1 Nicola Caccia (17)
1-1 Cristiano Doni (63 pen)
2-1 Cristiano Doni (81)

Roma-Atalanta 1-2
0-1 Cristiano Doni (27)
1-1 Daniele De Rossi (30)
1-2 Carmine Gautieri (55)

Relegation playoffs

Reggina-Atalanta 0-0

Atalanta-Reggina 1-2
1-0 Cesare Natali (18)
1-1 Francesco Cozza (35)
1-2 Emiliano Bonazzoli (85)

Atalanta relegated, with Reggina staying in Serie A 2003-04.

Topscorers

Sources

RSSSF - Italy 2002/03

Atalanta Bergamasca Calcio

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