2005–06 Reggina Calcio season

Reggina

2005–06 season

Chairman

Pasquale Foti

Manager

Walter Mazzarri

Serie A

13th

Coppa Italia

2nd Round

Top goalscorer

Nicola Amoruso (11)

← 2004–05

2006–07 →

Reggina Calcio extended its stay in Serie A by a further season, despite being charged with involvement in Calciopoli at the end of the term. Reggina was allowed to retain its Serie A status, but was demoted eleven points out of its 2006-07 campaign, leading to the general consensus that its time in the top-flight division was running out, given that it had only sealed its Serie A stays by the shallowest of margins before.

Squad

Goalkeepers

Defenders

Midfielders

Attackers

Serie A

Matches

Reggina-Roma 0-3
0-1 Mancini (30)
0-2 Daniele De Rossi (46)
0-3 Shabani Nonda (90 + 2)

Sampdoria-Reggina 3-2
1-0 Emiliano Bonazzoli (18)
1-1 Francesco Cozza (28)
2-1 Sergio Volpi (58)
3-1 Andrea Gasbarroni (85)
3-2 Simone Missiroli (90 + 3)

Palermo-Reggina 1-0
1-0 Christian Terlizzi (66)

Reggina-Udinese 2-0
1-0 Francesco Cozza (42)
2-0 Simone Cavalli (76)

Milan-Reggina 2-1
1-0 Paolo Maldini (5)
2-0 Paolo Maldini (20)
2-1 Simone Cavalli (90 + 2)

Reggina-Lecce 2-0
1-0 Giacomo Tedesco (14)
2-0 Francesco Cozza (52)

Livorno-Reggina 1-0
1-0 Cristiano Lucarelli (87)

Reggina-Lazio 1-0
1-0 Luciano Zauri (78 og)

Empoli-Reggina 3-0
1-0 Christian Riganò (7)
2-0 Francesco Tavano (67)
3-0 Ighli Vannucchi (90 + 4)

Reggina-Cagliari 3-1
1-0 Nicola Amoruso (2)
2-0 Francesco Cozza (38)
2-1 Nelson Abeijón (67)
3-1 Carlos Paredes (81)

Siena-Reggina 0-0

Reggina-Parma 2-1
1-0 Francesco Cozza (10)
1-1 Giuseppe Cardone (13)
2-1 Gaetano De Rosa (21)

Ascoli-Reggina 1-1
1-0 Michele Fini (60)
1-1 Carlos Paredes (88)

Reggina-Inter 0-4
0-1 Iván Córdoba (2)
0-2 Obafemi Martins (15)
0-3 Adriano (40)
0-4 David Pizarro (90 + 2)

Messina-Reggina 1-1
1-0 Arturo Di Napoli (25)
1-1 Francesco Cozza (86)

Juventus-Reggina 1-0
1-0 Alessandro Del Piero (45)

Roma-Reggina 3-1
1-0 Francesco Totti (4)
2-0 Francesco Totti (65)
2-1 Ivan Franceschini (90 + 1)
3-1 Mancini (90 + 3)

Reggina-Sampdoria 2-1
1-0 Carlos Paredes (7)
1-1 Vitali Kutuzov (44)
2-1 Nicola Amoruso (46 pen)

Chievo-Reggina 4-0
1-0 Amauri (2)
2-0 Sergio Pellissier (30)
3-0 Amauri (43 pen)
4-0 Sergio Pellissier (90 + 4)

Reggina-Palermo 2-2
0-1 Simone Barone (42)
1-1 Gaetano De Rosa (45 + 4)
1-2 Andrea Caracciolo (80)
2-2 Carlos Paredes (90 + 2)

Udinese-Reggina 1-2
1-0 Vincenzo Iaquinta (15)
1-1 Nicola Amoruso (46)
1-2 Nicola Amoruso (61)

Reggina-Milan 1-4
1-0 Carlos Paredes (9)
1-1 Filippo Inzaghi (14)
1-2 Alberto Gilardino (37)
1-3 Filippo Inzaghi (52)
1-4 Filippo Inzaghi (90 + 3)

Lecce-Reggina 0-0

Reggina-Livorno 1-1
0-1 Stefano Morrone (46)
1-1 Francesco Cozza (63)

Treviso-Reggina 0-1
0-1 Nicola Amoruso (90 + 4)

Lazio-Reggina 3-1
1-0 Paolo Di Canio (25)
2-0 Tommaso Rocchi (36)
3-0 Goran Pandev (68)
3-1 Nicola Amoruso (69)

Reggina-Empoli 0-2
0-1 Nicola Pozzi (62)
0-2 Francesco Tavano (82)

Reggina-Siena 1-1
0-1 Erjon Bogdani (21)
1-1 Nicola Amoruso (51)

Parma-Reggina 4-0
1-0 Mark Bresciano (12)
2-0 Fábio Simplício (34)
3-0 Matteo Contini (66 pen)
4-0 Daniele Dessena (79)

Reggina-Ascoli 2-0
1-0 Gaetano De Rosa (10)
2-0 Nicola Amoruso (27)

Inter-Reggina 4-0
1-0 Julio Cruz (16)
2-0 Obafemi Martins (23)
3-0 César (28)
4-0 Julio Cruz (90 + 2)

Reggina-Messina 3-0
1-0 Francesco Cozza (51)
2-0 Nicola Amoruso (57 pen)
3-0 Rolando Bianchi (76)

Fiorentina-Reggina 5-2
1-0 Stefano Fiore (25)
2-0 Luca Toni (28)
3-0 Martin Jørgensen (35)
4-0 Luca Toni (64)
5-0 Valeri Bojinov (65)
5-1 Nicola Amoruso (81)
5-2 Nicola Amoruso (84 pen)

Reggina-Juventus 0-2
0-1 David Trezeguet (23)
0-2 Alessandro Del Piero (90 + 1)

Topscorers

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