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The Sampdoria veteran scored in ten Italian league matches in a row
Italian striker Fabio Quagliarella, who plays for Sampdoria, has scored in ten consecutive Serie A matches. This has not happened in the Italian Championship for 25 years; in 1994, the legendary Argentinean Gabriel Batistuta stood out in 11 matches for Fiorentina.
Today, in the away match against Fiorentina, which ended with a score of 3:3, Quagliarella, at the end of the match, first converted a penalty and then scored a field goal.
Another player who managed to score in ten Serie A matches was the Italian Ezio Pascutti, who played for Bologna. His series took place in 1962.
Quagliarella can repeat Batistuta's record of scoring in 11 Serie A matches in a row if he upsets the Udinese goalkeeper at home on January 26.
As part of his scoring streak, Quagliarella scored against Milan, Torino, Genoa, Bologna (double), Lazio, Parma, Empoli, Chievo, Juventus and Fiorentina. (take).
Fabio Quagliarella is the first player to score in 10 consecutive Serie A games since Gabriel Batistuta in 1994.
— Squawka Football (@Squawka) January 20, 2019
He just cannot stop scoring. ⚽️ pic.twitter.com/JvZQs8pJrI