2004–05 Reggina Calcio season

Reggina

2004–05 season

Chairman

Pasquale Foti

Manager

Walter Mazzarri

Serie A

13th

Coppa Italia

2nd Round

Top goalscorer

Emiliano Bonazzoli (9)

← 2003–04

2005–06 →

Reggina Calcio took major steps in establishing itself in Serie A under new coach Walter Mazzarri. The relegation battle was the tightest ever, but Reggina's points average was its highest in the top division yet, resulting in a surprising 13th place. That also meant it lost several key players, with Shunsuke Nakamura, Martin Jiránek and Emiliano Bonazzoli being hard to replace.

Squad

Goalkeepers

Nicola Pavarini
Salvatore Soviero
Giacomo Mazzi

Defenders

Midfielders

Attackers

Serie A

Matches

Reggina-Udinese 0-0
Lazio-Reggina 1-1
1-0 Simone Inzaghi (32 pen)
1-1 Emiliano Bonazzoli (35)
Reggina-Livorno 2-1
1-0 Emiliano Bonazzoli (9)
1-1 Alessandro Lucarelli (31)
2-1 Giuseppe Colucci (60)
Siena-Reggina 0-0
Milan-Reggina 3-1
1-0 Andriy Shevchenko (11)
1-1 Ivan Franceschini (59)
2-1 Kaká (67)
3-1 Andriy Shevchenko (89)
Reggina-Sampdoria 0-1
0-1 Fabio Bazzani (36)
Chievo-Reggina 0-0
Reggina-Fiorentina 1-2
1-0 Carlos Paredes (59)
1-1 Enzo Maresca (72)
1-2 Fabrizio Miccoli (88)
Messina-Reggina 2-1
0-1 Emiliano Bonazzoli (32)
1-1 Riccardo Zampagna (64)
2-1 Arturo Di Napoli (74)
Reggina-Juventus 2-1
1-0 Giuseppe Colucci (13)
1-1 Zlatan Ibrahimović (14)
2-1 Marco Zamboni (26)
Parma-Reggina 1-0
1-0 Domenico Morfeo (79)
Reggina-Roma 1-0
1-0 Emiliano Bonazzoli (15)
Atalanta-Reggina 0-1
0-1 Igor Budan (12 og)
Reggina-Brescia 1-3
0-1 Marius Stankevičius (18)
0-2 Gilberto Martínez (40)
1-2 Marco Zamboni (74)
1-3 Andrea Caracciolo (80)
Reggina-Cagliari 2-1
0-1 Antonio Langella (6)
1-1 Carlos Paredes (8)
2-1 Gaetano De Rosa (53)
2-2 Mauro Esposito (72)
3-2 Gaetano De Rosa (76)
Bologna-Reggina 2-0
1-0 Claudio Bellucci (5 pen)
2-0 Mourad Meghni (70)
Reggina-Palermo 1-0
1-0 Shunsuke Nakamura (7)
Lecce Reggina 1-1
1-0 Babù (43)
1-1 Mozart (45 + 3 pen)
Reggina-Inter 0-0
Udinese-Reggina 0-2
0-1 Emiliano Bonazzoli (40)
0-2 Marco Borriello (90 + 1)
Reggina-Lazio 2-1
0-1 César (10)
1-1 Emiliano Bonazzoli (72)
2-1 Gaetano De Rosa (90 + 3)
Livorno-Reggina 1-1
0-1 Carlos Paredes (14)
1-1 José Luís Vidigal (80)
Reggina-Siena 3-3
0-1 Simone Vergassola (6)
0-2 Enrico Chiesa (26)
1-2 Ivan Franceschini (45)
1-3 Enrico Chiesa (57)
2-3 Marco Borriello (81)
3-3 Carlos Paredes (84)
Reggina-Milan 0-1
0-1 Marco Zamboni (39 og)
Sampdoria-Reggina 3-2
1-0 Francesco Flachi (8)
2-0 Francesco Flachi (45)
2-1 Giuseppe Colucci (49)
3-1 Francesco Flachi (70 pen)
3-2 Giacomo Tedesco (88)
Reggina-Chievo 1-0
1-0 Shunsuke Nakamura (41)
Fiorentina-Reggina 2-1
1-0 Giampaolo Pazzini (48)
2-0 Fabrizio Miccoli (69 pen)
2-1 Giuseppe Colucci (78)
Reggina-Messina 0-2
0-1 Filippo Cristante (12)
0-2 Gaetano D'Agostino (40)
Juventus-Reggina 1-0
1-0 Alessandro Del Piero (64)
Reggina-Parma 1-3
0-1 Domenico Morfeo (21)
0-2 Domenico Morfeo (45 + 4)
1-2 Mozart (53 pen)
1-3 Fábio Simplício (58)
Roma-Reggina 1-2
1-0 Christian Chivu (24)
1-1 Ivan Franceschini (72)
1-2 Emiliano Bonazzoli (82)
Reggina-Atalanta 0-0
Brescia-Reggina 2-0
1-0 Luigi Di Biagio (47)
2-0 Marius Stankevičius (76)
Cagliari-Reggina 1-1
0-1 Giuseppe Colucci (36)
1-1 Rolando Bianchi (90 + 1)
Reggina-Bologna 1-1
0-1 Claudio Bellucci (15)
1-1 Ricardo Esteves (32)
Palermo-Reggina 1-1
0-1 Giandomenico Mesto (36)
1-1 Simone Barone (90 + 4)
Reggina-Lecce 2-2
1-0 Emiliano Bonazzoli (9)
1-1 Mirko Vučinić (15)
2-1 Carlos Paredes (31)
2-2 Mirko Vučinić (43)
Inter-Reggina 0-0

Topscorers

Sources

RSSSF - Italy 2004/05

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