2005-2006 Serie B Passing Stats

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Governing Country: Italy it

Level: 2nd Tier (See League Structure)

Gender: Male

Champion: Atalanta

Most Goals: Cristian Bucchi (Modena) - 29

Most Assists: Roberto De Zerbi (Catania) - 12

Most Clean Sheets: Massimo Taibi (Torino) - 19

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Squad Passing 2005-2006 Serie B

Squad Stats

Opponent Stats

Squad Passing 2005-2006 Serie B Table
			Total					Short			Medium			Long
Squad	# Pl	90s	Cmp	Att	Cmp%	TotDist	PrgDist	Cmp	Att	Cmp%	Cmp	Att	Cmp%	Cmp	Att	Cmp%	Ast	A-xAG	KP	1/3	PPA	CrsPA
AlbinoLeffe	25	42.0															24
Arezzo	27	42.0															27
Atalanta	25	42.0															34
Avellino	28	42.0															25
Bari	27	42.0															33
Bologna	26	42.0															38
Brescia	27	42.0															39
Catania	21	42.0															40
Catanzaro	38	42.0															17
Cesena	22	42.0															34
Cremonese	31	42.0															24
Crotone	28	42.0															32
Hellas Verona	23	42.0															26
Mantova	24	42.0															30
Modena	23	42.0															35
Pescara	28	42.0															33
Piacenza	23	42.0															37
Rimini	24	42.0															31
Ternana	28	42.0															24
Torino	24	42.0															35
Triestina	29	42.0															24
Vicenza	24	42.0															22

Squad Passing 2005-2006 Serie B Table
			Total					Short			Medium			Long
Squad	# Pl	90s	Cmp	Att	Cmp%	TotDist	PrgDist	Cmp	Att	Cmp%	Cmp	Att	Cmp%	Cmp	Att	Cmp%	Ast	A-xAG	KP	1/3	PPA	CrsPA
vs AlbinoLeffe	25	42.0
vs Arezzo	27	42.0
vs Atalanta	25	42.0
vs Avellino	28	42.0
vs Bari	27	42.0
vs Bologna	26	42.0
vs Brescia	27	42.0
vs Catania	21	42.0
vs Catanzaro	38	42.0
vs Cesena	22	42.0
vs Cremonese	31	42.0
vs Crotone	28	42.0
vs Hellas Verona	23	42.0
vs Mantova	24	42.0
vs Modena	23	42.0
vs Pescara	28	42.0
vs Piacenza	23	42.0
vs Rimini	24	42.0
vs Ternana	28	42.0
vs Torino	24	42.0
vs Triestina	29	42.0
vs Vicenza	24	42.0

Player Passing 2005-2006 Serie B

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