var teamInfo={"76B30DAB809CAA08B7EDD8277BA24A64":"US Sassuolo Calcio","0D38FD3F79E8DA6B":"25.20","E630D11720E4B295":"1","C94196B72475EBB6":"Sassuolo","7735E6F22FA57345BFDC595703A9D154":"<P><STRONG>Serie B<BR><\/STRONG>Winners: 2012&#8211;13<\/P><P><STRONG>Supercoppa di Serie C<BR><\/STRONG>Winners: 2008<\/P>","49B34DA36FF964E0":"salernitana@lega-calcio.it","C48FA7B3E3429BEB6C4CA200F4E63E16":"Mapei Stadium \u2013 Citt\u00e0 del Tricolore","F7B425C4468C1ACD":"","51CF9836C3B39401FB9D324DD09EF7B5":"21,584","A48D894461F59B01728C25D16314AB2E":"Italy","A16C626949206183":"4014","23F2951B3C27EA49CDF6AA0A6796350C":"82kg","A21C4DD268581BBF0A523D040197E428":"Olympique Lyonnais,Frosinone Calcio,FC Sion,Brescia,Hellas Verona FC,SSC Bari,Juventus(U19)","DB8BFDDC9C8E07942DF1262A4753E432":"2024-6-3","CBD48FB3F5827AF4666D1459D2BC8E48":"","DCFA0F6214DA56A5BD4BD4CF76FDDC2937B8E6BEADCA6D4E":"1","B446C83F31D1C22B96D0F5814C545F71":"Olympique Lyonnais","9597521584EB9A23417B8E85D33BF2A8":"Fabio Grosso","04E1633E3F850098":"1","F74E7C85C8A39E32E0F4B2C7CB577624":"<P><STRONG>Profile<BR><\/STRONG><BR>One of Italy&#39;s outstanding performers at the 2006 FIFA World Cup, Fabio Grosso wrote his name in Azzurri legend by scoring the winning goal in the semi-final against Germany and also converting the decisive penalty in the final shoot-out against France. The pacy left-back lost his place during the UEFA EURO 2008&#8482; qualifying campaign but his tournament pedigree could earn him a recall to the starting lineup.<BR><BR>A latecomer to Serie A, he was nearly 24 when he made his debut, for AC Perugia, in August 2001.<BR><BR>Made international debut v Switzerland in Geneva, April 2003.<BR><BR>Joined US Citt&#224; di Palermo halfway through 2003\/04 campaign &#8211; while Perugia dropped a division from Serie A, Palermo moved in other direction.<BR><BR>Scored important equaliser in World Cup qualifier v Scotland at Hampden Park in September 2005 (1-1); no further goals for club or country until his last-gasp winning strike v Germany in Dortmund.<BR><BR>Joined FC Internazionale Milano after World Cup; won Scudetto but left after one season for Olympique Lyonnais, where he won French league\/cup double.<BR><BR><STRONG>Did you know?<\/STRONG><BR><BR>Grosso began his career at Renato Curi, a Serie D club where AC Milan right-back Massimo Oddo also started out &#8211; he was an attacking midfielder but Perugia coach Serse Cosmi transformed him into a left-back.<\/P>","F8A44A36F46FF4E4":"US Sassuolo Calcio","7BFCAC81BA3A2F91509A9E9BA49BB793CC283EF5765EDF97":"1920-7-16","DCFA0F6214DA56A59A53EA5778815305":"145400000.00","1D05D5348F89D6017995671358C45119":"190cm","8B339FAF24182859":"http:\/\/www.sassuolocalcio.it\/","067D9F87C96BD4F2B28E2CB1E6BE3899":"Italy","0FA2227E78AF1E09":"US Sassuolo Calcio","9A8C394B65E99026":"Fabio Grosso","A0203E0DC6D21570517EAC290512B5EC":"34","4C3BD0B49E7780EC":"","96C6B43226915F23":"10218","D773F765997BBEBADD443658B59FE9EF":"Stadio &quot;Enzo Ricci&quot; - Piazza Risorgimento - Sassuolo (MO)","C1F9C3B7B448DF0B30693C46CF342E45":"<P>Unione Sportiva Sassuolo Calcio, commonly referred to as Sassuolo, is an Italian football club based in Sassuolo, Emilia-Romagna. Their colours are black and green, hence the nickname Neroverdi (literally &quot;black and green&quot;, in Italian).<\/P><P>Founded in 1920, Sassuolo have played in Serie A from the 2013&#8211;14 season, joining a select group of teams playing in the Serie A but not belonging to a provincial capital city: Empoli, Legnano, Pro Patria, Carpi and Casale.<\/P>","42F828598EA77F1B092594606465EA0D":"1977-11-28","e_index":0};