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&lt;p&gt;After last season`s 13th place finish, Bologna set off this season looking to try and improve on that league position, but things did not start out as fans had hoped for: three points in the first five league games cost Siniša Mihajlović his job, eventually being replaced by Thiago Motta. Under the former Spezia Coach, it took the Rossoblù a while to get going, as only one point came in the next four games, after the win against Fiorentina under stand-in Primavera coach Luca Vigiani.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;But since then Bologna have kicked on with four wins in their last five matches, including three in a row at home, which has not happened since August 2019, allowing them to end this first part of the season in tenth place with 19 points. Marco Di Vaio in 2010/11 (nine) was the last Rossoblù to score more goals at this point in the league than Marko Arnautovic, Serie A TIM`s current second-top scorer with eight goals. Their first game back after the break sees them face Roma on 4 January at 16:30 CET, while the first home fixture of 2023 will be played on Monday 9 January against Atalanta.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;strong&gt;FUN FACT:&lt;br&gt;&lt;/strong&gt;Michel Aebischer is the fourth Swiss player to score for Bologna in Serie A TIM; the last Swiss player to do so for the Felsinei in the top flight was Blerim Dzemaili, again in an Emilian derby in November 2019 (against Parma).&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;strong&gt;PLAYERS CALLED UP FOR THE WORLD CUP: &lt;br&gt;&lt;/strong&gt;Aebischer (Switzerland); Skorupski (Poland).&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;strong&gt;SCHEDULE DURING THE BREAK:&lt;br&gt;&lt;/strong&gt;After a short break, players and staff will meet back up on Sunday 27 November, while those away on international duty will be given a few extra days, until 5 December. The team will begin work at Casteldebole while waiting to see if a short training camp away from the Emilian city will be organised in December.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;(Photo LaPresse)&amp;nbsp;&lt;/p&gt;

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After last season`s 13th place finish, Bologna set off this season looking to try and improve on that league position, but things did not start out as fans had hoped for: three points in the first five league games cost Siniša Mihajlović his job, eventually being replaced by Thiago Motta. Under the former Spezia Coach, it took the Rossoblù a while to get going, as only one point came in the next four games, after the win against Fiorentina under stand-in Primavera coach Luca Vigiani.But since then Bologna have kicked on with four wins in their last five matches, including three in a row at home, which has not happened since August 2019, allowing them to end this first part of the season in tenth place with 19 points. Marco Di Vaio in 2010/11 (nine) was the last Rossoblù to score more goals at this point in the league than Marko Arnautovic, Serie A TIM`s current second-top scorer with eight goals. Their first game back after the break sees them face Roma on 4 January at 16:30 CET, while the first home fixture of 2023 will be played on Monday 9 January against Atalanta.FUN FACT: Michel Aebischer is the fourth Swiss player to score for Bologna in Serie A TIM; the last Swiss player to do so for the Felsinei in the top flight was Blerim Dzemaili, again in an Emilian derby in November 2019 (against Parma).PLAYERS CALLED UP FOR THE WORLD CUP: Aebischer (Switzerland); Skorupski (Poland).SCHEDULE DURING THE BREAK: After a short break, players and staff will meet back up on Sunday 27 November, while those away on international duty will be given a few extra days, until 5 December. The team will begin work at Casteldebole while waiting to see if a short training camp away from the Emilian city will be organised in December.(Photo LaPresse)&nbsp;

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