Milan, 19 October (LaPresse) – A heroic Suzuki was the star of Genoa-Parma 0-0, a match valid for the 7th day of Serie A. A precious point for the Emiliani, who now have 6 points, +3 above the relegation zone. Genoa, on the other hand, remain bottom of the table alongside Pisa and are left to rue their numerous wasted chances. There was little excitement in the first half, with the two teams cancelling each other out without conceding anything. It was a scrappy game, and Ndiaye paid the price, leaving the Ducali a man down in the final minutes of the half after receiving a second yellow card. In the second half, everything happened. Genoa, with an extra man, tried to push forward with greater determination. The experienced Malinovskyi took centre stage, hammering Suzuki's goal. However, the Japanese goalkeeper was on form and saved all of the Ukrainian attacking midfielder's shots. The possible turning point of the match came with the entry of Ekhator, the young Rossoblù striker who set Parma's defence alight, forcing the heroic Suzuki into action on more than one occasion. In stoppage time, it was Ekhator again who won a penalty that could have been worth three points. Maxwel Cornet stepped up to take the spot kick, but once again the incredible Suzuki made the save to complete his day to remember.