Associated Press Sports
updated 12:25 p.m. ET Oct. 4, 2011
BOLOGNA, Italy (AP) -Mired in last place in the Italian league, Bologna has fired its coach Pierpaolo Bisoli.
The club made the announcement Tuesday, without naming a successor.
Bologna lost 2-0 at Udinese on Sunday and has only one point from its opening five Serie A matches. The team has scored just two goals and conceded 10.
Former Lazio and Genoa manager Davide Ballardini and Stefano Pioli - who was fired by Palermo before the season began - are being mentioned as possible replacements.
Bisoli replaced Alberto Malesani at the end of last season after Bologna narrowly avoided relegation.
Serie A is currently on break for international fixtures, with Bologna's next match at Novara on Oct. 16.
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