MODENA, ITALY - AUGUST 30: Fabrizio Castori head coach of Carpi FC during the Serie A match between Carpi FC and FC Internazionale Milano at Alberto Braglia Stadium on August 30, 2015 in Modena, Italy. (Photo by Giuseppe Bellini/Getty Images)
CARPI, Italy -- Last-place Carpi has fired coach Fabrizio Castori six matches into their first Serie A season.
Carpi made the announcement Monday without immediately naming a replacement.
The move comes two days after a 5-1 loss to Roma left Carpi with just two points.
It's the first firing in Serie A this season.
Former Siena, Palermo and Watford coach Giuseppe Sannino is reportedly in line to replace Castori.
Castori took over Carpi in June of last year and led the club to the Serie B title last season, promoting the squad to the top division for the first time in their 106-year history.
Carpi has scored six goals and conceded a league-worst 15. Their points have come from two draws, at Palermo and at home against Napoli.
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