A revitalised Udinese visit Fiorentina on Sunday looking to take a big step towards retaining their Serie A status. Victory at the Artemio Franchi stadium would allow Udinese to be able to plan with some confidence for another season in the top flight. Traditionally, 40 points is the magic figure that clubs aim for at the start of the campaign and ahead of tomorrow's encounter, Udinese have 38...Full Story »

Udinese plunged Catania deeper into relegation danger with a 1-0 win at the Stadio Friuli on Monday evening. Antonio Di Natale scored the only goal of the game midway through the second half but the hosts had goalkeeper Simone Scuffet to thank for preserving the points. The win takes Udinese onto 38 points, which should be enough to secure their place in Serie A again next season, but Catania ...Full Story »

Antonio Di Natale was the only man to get onto the scoresheet as Udinese claimed a 1-0 win over Serie A strugglers Sassuolo on Sunday. Di Natale gave his side the lead in the 27th minute and they held on to the end, although both sides missed a chance from the penalty spot. The result leaves Sassuolo three points adrift of safety and second bottom of the overall standings, while Udinese remain...Full Story »

Antonio Di Natale compounded AC Milan's woes to earn Udinese a crucial 1-0 win at the Stadio Friuli. The former Italy international struck the only goal of the game midway through the second half to lift the Zebrette 10 points clear of the drop zone, and to within four points of the Rossoneri, who have now lost two in a row. Clarence Seedorf's men could fall as much as nine points adrift of th...Full Story »

Udinese captain Antonio Di Natale's second-half equaliser denied Atalanta their first win on the road since October 5 on Sunday afternoon. The Bergamaschi looked to be heading for a long overdue win when Davide Brivio gave them a 24th-minute lead at the Friuli stadium. However, Di Natale earned and converted a penalty 19 minutes from time to earn his side a share of the spoils. The outcome in...Full Story »

Udinese ended a run of four successive Serie A defeats with a 2-0 win at Bologna that will ease their relegation fears. Udinese have finished fifth, third and fourth in the last three seasons but they have recently found themselves battling at the wrong end of the table after failing to take point from their first four matches of 2014. However, they brought that miserable run to a close on Sat...Full Story »

Udinese's struggles look to have carried over into the second half of the Serie A season as they ended the winter break with a 3-1 home defeat to a Hellas Verona side who had previously won just once away from home in this campaign. In the build-up to the match Udinese captain Antonio Di Natale had said coach Francesco Guidolin could remain calm as the players had the quality to turn their camp...Full Story »

Things have not quite gone according to plan for Udinese this season, but there is still much to play for starting with Monday's game against Hellas Verona. The Friuli outfit have won just six of their 17 Serie A games so far and lie six points above the drop zone heading into their first game in 2014. Udinese return from the winter break in 11th place on 20 points. "It's clear that we have t...Full Story »

Antonio Di Natale marked his 300th Serie A appearance for Udinese with a late goal to salvage a point from a 1-1 draw with Bologna at the Stadio Friuli. The 35-year-old, who made his top-flight debut for the Bianconeri in 2004, notched his 159th league goal for the north-east club after Alessandro Diamanti had put Bologna on track for their first win of the new season. The point keeps European...Full Story »

Udinese veteran Antonio Di Natale is aiming to break the 20-goal barrier for the fifth consecutive season in the coming Serie A campaign. The 35-year-old striker has scored more than 20 goals in the past four seasons and won the Serie A top scorer award twice, a feat which he hopes he can repeat in the coming season "During the last four seasons I have scored more than 20 goals and I hope to...Full Story »