2003–04 U.C. Sampdoria season

Sampdoria

2003-04 season

Chairman

Riccardo Garrone

Manager

Walter Novellino

Serie A

8th

Coppa Italia

Last 16

Top goalscorer

Fabio Bazzani (13)

← 2002–03

2004–05 →

U.C. Sampdoria returned to Serie A after a four year-absence, and immediately re-established itself as a team on the top half of the domestic championship. Goalkeeper Francesco Antonioli offered crucial experience, but apart from him did the bulk of the squad play in the 2002-03 Serie B, with top goalscorers Fabio Bazzani and Francesco Flachi quickly adjusting themselves to the higher pace of Serie A. Midfielders Sergio Volpi and Angelo Palombo also stood out. Right back Aimo Diana even earned a call-up to the national team following his performances.

Squad

Goalkeepers

Defenders

Midfielders

Attackers

Serie A

Matches

Reggina-Sampdoria 2-2
1-0 Francesco Cozza (5)
2-0 David Di Michele (41)
2-1 Fabio Bazzani (64)
2-2 Aimo Diana (73)
Sampdoria-Lazio 1-2
0-1 Simone Inzaghi (9)
0-2 Demetrio Albertini (64 pen)
1-2 Fabio Bazzani (73)
Inter-Sampdoria 0-0
Sampdoria-Brescia 2-1
0-1 Stefano Mauri (69)
1-1 Fabio Bazzani (88)
2-1 Francesco Flachi (90 + 1 pen)
Parma-Sampdoria 1-0
1-0 Adriano (19)
Chievo-Sampdoria 1-1
1-0 Amauri (24)
1-1 Aimo Diana (59)
Sampdoria-Milan 0-3
0-1 Jon Dahl Tomasson (38)
0-2 Andriy Shevchenko (59)
0-3 Andriy Shevchenko (90 + 2)
Bologna-Sampdoria 0-1
0-1 Cristiano Doni (33)
Sampdoria-Empoli 2-0
1-0 Fabio Bazzani (21)
2-0 Cristiano Doni (27)
Lecce-Sampdoria 0-0
Sampdoria-Ancona 2-0
1-0 Fabio Bazzani (67)
2-0 Francesco Flachi (89)
Sampdoria-Siena 2-1
1-0 Francesco Flachi (1)
1-1 Roberto D'Aversa (38)
2-1 Fabio Bazzani (72)
Perugia-Sampdoria 3-3
0-1 Francesco Flachi (16)
1-1 Giovanni Ignoffo (38)
2-1 Massimo Margiotta (55)
3-1 Giovanni Tedesco (58)
3-2 Michele Tardioli (60 og)
3-3 Francesco Flachi (89)
Sampdoria-Modena 1-1
0-1 Diomansy Kamara (22)
1-1 Fabio Bazzani (50)
Udinese-Sampdoria 0-1
0-1 Francesco Flachi (57)
Sampdoria-Juventus 1-2
0-1 Mauro Camoranesi (23)
1-1 Francesco Flachi (56)
1-2 Antonio Conte (64)
Roma-Sampdoria 3-1
0-1 Fabio Bazzani (6)
1-1 John Carew (10)
2-1 Francesco Totti (61)
3-1 Francesco Totti (67)
Sampdoria-Reggina 2-0
1-0 Fabio Bazzani (45)
2-0 Fabio Bazzani (47)
Lazio-Sampdoria 1-1
1-0 Stefano Fiore (11)
1-1 Fabio Bazzani (50)
Sampdoria-Inter 2-2
0-1 Christian Vieri (31)
1-1 Giacomo Cipriani (56)
1-2 Christian Vieri (79)
2-2 Cristiano Doni (85 pen)
Brescia-Sampdoria 1-1
1-0 Andrea Caracciolo (5)
1-1 Cristiano Doni (56)
Sampdoria-Parma 1-2
0-1 Alberto Gilardino (59)
0-2 Mark Bresciano (74)
1-2 Antonio Floro Flores (82)
Sampdoria-Chievo 1-0
1-0 Aimo Diana (50)
Milan-Sampdoria 1-1
1-0 Andrea Pirlo (17)
1-1 Cristiano Doni (27)
2-1 Filippo Inzaghi (35)
3-1 Kaká (49)
Sampdoria-Bologna 3-2
1-0 Sergio Volpi (9 pen)
1-1 Giuseppe Signori (10)
2-1 Aimo Diana (28)
3-1 Giacomo Cipriani (50)
3-2 Carlo Nervo (69)
Empoli-Sampdoria 1-1
0-1 Manuel Belleri (18 og)
1-1 Tommaso Rocchi (90)
Sampdoria-Lecce 2-2
1-0 Francesco Flachi (8)
1-1 Javier Chevantón (35 pen)
2-1 Francesco Flachi (42)
2-2 Axel Konan (90 + 4)
Ancona-Sampdoria 0-1
0-1 Fabio Bazzani (18)
Siena-Sampdoria 0-0
Sampdoria-Perugia 3-2
1-0 Aimo Diana (38)
2-0 Francesco Flachi (44)
2-1 Zé Maria (46)
2-2 Fabrizio Ravanelli (84)
3-2 Francesco Flachi (87)
Modena-Sampdoria 1-0
1-0 Diomansy Kamara (59)
Sampdoria-Udinese 1-3
0-1 Marek Jankulovski (28)
1-1 Fabio Bazzani (51)
1-2 David Pizarro (58 pen)
1-3 Vincenzo Iaquinta (87)
Juventus-Sampdoria 2-0
1-0 Nicola Legrottaglie (37)
2-0 Stephen Appiah (44)
Sampdoria-Roma 0-0

Topscorers

Sources

RSSSF - Italy 2003/04

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