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  1. 7 points
    Oggi è Pasqua, ma la Juve non risorge! è morta nel 2006 per colpa di Giuda! Prima che l'arbitro fischi tre volte, tu mi rinnegherai!
  2. 4 points
    Hanno giudicato e distrutto le vite di molte persone in 15 giorni, senza alcun rispetto e pietà. TUTTO QUESTO AVALLATO E ORCHESTRATO DALL'ATTUALE PROPRIETARIO DELLA JUVENTUS. come si puo continuare a tifare questa pagliacciata disgustosa?
  3. 3 points
    Tranquilli, tanto lo scudetto lo vince comunque il Napoli, parola di Treperozio
  4. 3 points
    È un risultato positivo per noi e tanto mi basta, Milan e Napoli non sono avversari credibili per lo scudetto. Non lo sono mai stati durante tutto il campionato, non lo diventano magicamente nell'ultimo mese e mezzo.
  5. 2 points
    31 marzo 2026 festa nazionale dello Juventino Vero! Dopo 20 anni di abusi alla nostra squadra, il kalshio itagliota sta prendendo schiaffi in faccia dallo short track! Non so manco come si scrive! Ma pure loro hanno più dignità del kalshioooo! Godete.juventini! Dopo un processo che ha distrutto qualsiasi fondamento giuridico, una distruzione faziosa della locomotiva italiana, lo sporteee nazzzionaleh ha raggiunto un livello talmente infimo da essere lo zimbello anche di chi pratica sport difficilmente capibili! GODIAMO!
  6. 2 points
    alla juve ci si lamenta GIUSTAMENTE di avere come capitano locatelli che è quello che è, ma la roma ha come capitano cristante, non so se vi rendete conto.
  7. 2 points
    La folla interista acclama il suo idolo. Mediocre Disonesto Idiota Un perfetto interista
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    Io comunque a tifare per quelle *****e schifose proprio non riesco. Mi rendo conto che anche non volendo sto tifando per la Roma
  10. 2 points
    se l'ha fatto seguendo la coerenza di essere buddhista sparando agli animali per diletto, andiamo bene!
  11. 2 points
    Solo un fenomeno come il Comollo riesce a prendere Openda con clusola di 45 MLN a condizione ci si salvi dalla serie B! Se non sono incapaci, Elkann non li vuole!
  12. 2 points
    Detto personalmente, quello della disponibilità economica è proprio l'ultimo problema. Ma ne faccio meno di zero che Exor sia tutta la spiaggia se poi usa la Juventus come rastrello per raccogliere lo sterco dei cani... Il motivo percui JE abbia deciso di tenere la Juventus ad ogni costo, ovviamente non posso conoscerlo. Mi suona tuttavia stranissimo che, tra tutte le società del mondo Exor, la Juventus (che è, sì, un granello in una spiaggia) possa avere un'importanza così cruciale.
  13. 2 points
    Notare come tutti i media diano per scontato, SENZA AVERLO LETTO, che il dossier di Baggio sia pieno di idee giuste e perfette. Un altro che ha sempre goduto di mega stampa a favore. Ogni volta che aveva problemi con un allenatore, e sono stati moltissimi, era sempre colpa degli allenatori
  14. 2 points
    Se devo essere brutalmente onesto, la Juventus non mi è mancata affatto in queste due settimane.
  15. 2 points
    Non so bene che notizie hai avuto modo di respirare nei tuoi anni di lavoro, ma l'idea che mi sono fatto io raccogliendo notizie, pettegolezzi, e sussurri negli ultimi 20 anni, è molto molto molto molto simile alla tua. E' certo e provato che lui ha preso accordi con certi ambienti per fare tutto ciò che ha fatto, e in quegli accordi sporchi c'è anche la Juventus. Se ci mettiamo dentro tutto l'X che non conosciamo, e di cui molte persone influenti invece sono a conoscenza, possiamo ragionevolmente ritenere che ci siano dei vincoli per ora non districabili che tengono il club nelle sue mani a prescindere. Il lato sporco famigliare c'è, e qualcosa in piccola parte è anche venuto fuori; vedi la brutta storia di Lapo, Teodorani Fabbri, spionaggio Telecom, scalate, finanza, evasioni fiscali esagerate, vicende personali piccanti dell'avvocato, produzioni di armi, accordi politico-industriali con dittatori, ecc, ecc. La loro influenza politico-massonica è enorme rispetto ai nuovi ricchi di Tether, perché si dipana per più di 125 anni, sostanzialmente in tutto l'occidente, e con accordi che hanno come protagonisti le famiglie più potenti del mondo. A cui, con l'ingresso degli orgogliosi Elkann, si è aggiunta l'enorme influenza del mondo ebraico, che di fatto è quello che ha f***** l'impero all'avvocato.
  16. 2 points
    Erano l'esempio perfetto e riconosciuto da tutti, di come si autososteneva una società di calcio. Una delle poche in tutta europa. Gli Agnelli e i Cani per anni non hanno sborsato una lira. Per qualcuno questo modello andava di traverso. Vedi Moratti che scialava miliardi per vincere una mazza, meglio dare la colpa agli arbitri. Poi i modelli cambiano, scatole cinesi e i fondi di investimento esteri, società di calcio in mano a holding indebitate fino al collo ma che non impedisce loro di spendere e spandere. Per non parlare di quello che gira intorno alla Premier League inglese. Moggi e Giraudo probabilmente oggi troverebbero molta difficoltà a confrontarsi con tutte queste forme di sovvenzionamento non proprio limpide e salutari. Il "nostro" elcane invece è legato al vecchio modello di morattiana memoria. Contento lui... tanto i soldi li caccia lui, spero che gliene escano sempre di più dal portafoglio. Ha contribuito a distruggere un modello invidiato e funzionante.
  17. 2 points
    Aveva semplicemente capito che erano da soli contro tutto il mondo, compreso chi gli pagava lo stipendio ogni mese. Si è dovuto adattare, vedi sim svizzere, telefonate varie ecc. ma non ha commesso 1/10 dei reati commessi dai dirigenti delle altre squadre (passaporti falsi, rolex agli arbitri, telefonate dove si chiedono favori arbitrali, valigette piene di soldi ecc. ecc.) Tanti "juventini" credono ancora che lui chiudesse veramente gli arbitri negli spogliatoi, questo spiega tutto sulla nostra tifoseria.
  18. 2 points
    "Eh oddio Moggi, non è che fosse un santo" "Quelli della Triade hanno esagerato" "Andrea Agnelli sulle plusvalenze ha sbagliato" "Elcan ha messo 1 miliardo eh?!" Fino a che il 99% del tifo juventino ragionerà cosi, a noi non cambierà mai un catzo. Sostituiranno gravina con un'altra testa di legno interista anti-juventina, e cambieranno tutto per non cambiare niente. Dalla settimana prossima si ricomincia con l'anti-juventinismo, e siamo tutti contenti. Il nostro proprietario in primis.
  19. 1 point
    C'è da piangere a prescindere
  20. 1 point
    Senza pressione alcuna, una bella differenza rispetto a dov'è ora. A Roma passano dal fenomeno al co*****e nel giro di due giorni e lo hanno fatto con chiunque. Ambiente tossico come pochi. Detto ciò è comunque al primo anno, avrebbe bisogno di un periodo più lungo per essere giudicato. Non credo abbiano la pazienza per darglielo però.
  21. 1 point
    appunto, ti fa capire come è caduto in basso il calcio in italia oggi.
  22. 1 point
    Beh... la realtà è che loro ogni 5 angoli fanno un gol. Noi, ogni 5 angoli fa un gol l'avversario!
  23. 1 point
    4 gol segnati con 0.60 di goal expected Noi 3.50 di goal expected e se va bene facciamo gollonzo in mischia di Gatti C’è da diventare matti
  24. 1 point
    3-1 cartonati, ha segnato la M***A per eccellenza hanno vinto il campionato, il milan soprattutto deve mangiarsi le mani per le occasioni perse.
  25. 1 point
    Noi non facciamo un gol con un tiro da fuori area dai tempi di cr7....vedi cosa vuol dire avere un toratore da fuori, e quantomeno provarci ..
  26. 1 point
    Ma assolutamente no a parte che se non arriviamo in Champions c'è da andare in Europa League e evitare la conference non scherziamo Inviato dal mio RMX5061 utilizzando Tapatalk
  27. 1 point
    Completamente d'accordo. Razionalmente so che una vittoria delle melme sarebbe il risultato migliore per noi. Eppure... gna fo: lo schifo che mi fanno supera qualsiasi logica.
  28. 1 point
    se la roma schioppa meglio per noi
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    Giocatore con l'intelligenza calcistica di un criceto.
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    1. Pogacar 2. Van der Poel 3. Evenepoel 4. Van aert 5. Pedersen Le iniziali sono pure palindrome. Checché ne dicano ci sono sempre nuovi spunti dalle classiche di ciclismo
  31. 1 point
    È per questo che hanno creato un sistema di protezione prima ancora di compiere tutte le nefandezze che sappiamo.
  32. 1 point
    A me la maglia rosa non è mai piaciuta. Capisco che questo colore abbia un significato storico, però preferisco di gran lunga l'abbinamento blu-giallo.
  33. 1 point
    Altrettanto Ma che lo sia davvero Per tutti
  34. 1 point
    Nico Gonzalez mamma mia .
  35. 1 point
    Ho letto il giornalaccio rosa il giorno dopo le dimissioni. Mi porto a casa questo che spiega tutto...: I due candidati principali sono Malagò e Abete ... il nuovo che avanza ... i soliti noti che vivono di logiche clientelari dove uso questa parola nell'accezione peggiore e volutamente. Gli allenatori in pole sono Mancini e Conte ... anche qui gente nuova, ma sono validi certo, rispetto a Gattuso dei giganti, il problema che vengono fatti questi nomi per fare da scudo alla m... che resta dietro ... Non cambiamo nulla ma mettiamo dei grandi nomi che magari ci salvano le chiappe e se va male cosa ci volete dire ... abbiamo scelto i migliori ... Questo però è nulla rispetto a quamto arriva dopo da Umberto Calcagno vicepresidente federale che riporto virgolettato: "Non potendo sperare in una distribuzione più equa delle risorse, mi aspetto che ne arrivino altre da fuori. Il settore delle scommesse per esempio avrebbe il diritto e il dovere di foraggiare il nostro movimento" Qui signori siamo governati dalla mafia, non che avessi dei dubbi ma ormai è lampante ... e purtroppo non solo nel calcio come ci raccontano varie cronache di governo. Questo è un Paese allo sbando, l'unico modo di cambiare è ribaltare tutto, cacciarli tutti. E Agnelli per buona pace degli antijuventini sarebbe quello giusto perchè ha buone idee per il movimento ma soprattutto Agnelli non ha bisogno di associarsi ai delinquenti, non ha bisogno di soldi, non ha bisogno di più potere.
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    Spalletti on Juventus future, son De Rossi and Italy disappointment Luciano Spalletti shrugs off Juventus contract talk and is glad to reunite with ‘son’ Daniele De Rossi, but Italy players are ‘tied to disappointment like a leash’ after World Cup failure. The Bianconeri host Genoa on Monday at 17.00 UK time (18.00 CEST). They went into the break for international duty in joint fifth place with Roma, three points adrift of high-flying Como, so it’s going to be a fight to the end for Champions League qualification. ............ “It is an important final sprint, but that’s a normal standard for us, so when you say there are eight Finals, that’s what it should always be for Juventus,” Spalletti said. “We must be ready to give our best, and there is no margin for error, as we’ll need to win practically every game to get there, starting with a very difficult Genoa.” It had been reported that Spalletti would sign a new contract with Juventus during the break, but there is no announcement yet. “I don’t understand why you care so much about this. We’ve got a perfectly fine rapport and there will be the opportunity to discuss it, we don’t need to do it all now. It has to come naturally.” “Vlahovic trained well and is available, but I doubt he’ll be able to start. He could give us a hand,” added Spalletti. “Jeremie Boga showed what he is capable of, he is a very quick player with these bursts of pace, but doesn’t love physical contact. We are happy to have him here.” ............ “Daniele De Rossi is one of my football children, and I care for him just as I think he cares for me. At the same time, as with all father-son relationships, sometimes I got on his nerves. “It is a Genoa side suited to De Rossi, because you can see his characteristics and mentality in the squad.” ............ Inevitably, the questions turned towards the failure of Italy to qualify for a third consecutive edition of the World Cup, losing the play-offs to Bosnia and Herzegovina. “Obviously, those who did qualify returned to base happier and those who didn’t are tied to disappointment like a leash,” said Spalletti. “I know everyone and how much love and passion they put into this. I am sad about what happened, but I also hope that people listen to all sorts of advice, and start to plan properly for the future. “We need to ask ourselves if we really care about getting value out of talent. There are many foreign owners in Italian football now, and that is good, but we must ask if they want to make the most of Italian players. It is also only right to go and seek the best from the other nations. “I think there are still many mothers out there who are churning out talents like those of Baggio, Totti, Del Piero and Cannavaro did in the past, and we must be in a position to use the talent that more mothers bring into the world.” . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/spalletti-juventus-future-son-de-rossi-italy/
  37. 1 point
    Preview: Juventus vs Genoa - prediction, team news, lineups Trailing behind in Serie A's tight top-four race, fallen giants Juventus will welcome Genoa to Turin on Monday evening. The Bianconeri dropped more points just before the break, leaving them in real danger of missing out on Champions League qualification; meanwhile, their visitors are not yet safe from the drop. Match preview Before international football intervened, Juventus were on track for a vital victory at home to Sassuolo, as they sought to keep pace with Como and Roma in the race for fourth place. Even after Kenan Yildiz saw his opener cancelled out early in the second half, the Bianconeri were awarded a late penalty and seemed set to wrap up maximum points. However, captain Manuel Locatelli then seized the ball from Yildiz and saw his tame attempt easily saved, allowing Como to pull three points clear and leaving Juve level with Roma. In addition to limply exiting Europe and the Coppa Italia, Luciano Spalletti's side have only won two of their last seven league matches, which places them 13th in the form table over that period. Overall, Juventus have lost six of 30 Serie A matches so far, and only once in the last 15 years have they suffered more league defeats at this stage of a campaign. History will still be on their side against Genoa, though, as Juve have been beaten just twice by their Ligurian counterparts across 57 top-flight contests in Turin, winning 44. Not only does their last home loss in this fixture date back to 1991, but the Bianconeri have also kept clean sheets in all of the last four Serie A meetings, taking 10 points from a possible 12. ............ Juventus Serie A form: L L D W W D Juventus form (all competitions): L W D W W D Genoa Serie A form: D W L W W L Team News Juventus should have a full squad to choose from, as forward pair Dusan Vlahovic and Arkadiusz Milik both returned to the fold at the end of March. After spending several months on the sidelines, Vlahovic is now fit enough to feature up front, but Yildiz could continue as a false nine with support from Jeremie Boga. Mattia Perin seems to have supplanted Michele Di Gregorio as Juve's first-choice goalkeeper, while winter signing Justin Bijlow quickly established himself as Genoa's number one. ............ Juventus possible starting lineup: Perin; Kalulu, Bremer, Kelly, Cambiaso; Thuram, Locatelli; Conceicao, McKennie, Boga; Yildiz Genoa possible starting lineup: Bijlow; Marcandalli, Ostigard, Vasquez; Ellertsson, Frendrup, Malinovskyi, Martin; Messias, Vitinha; Colombo ............ We say: Juventus 2-1 Genoa Although they slipped up against Sassuolo, most of Juve's losses this season have been sustained on the road - and they have an excellent home record against Genoa. Faced with an attack-minded away side, Spalletti should edge the tactical battle and become just the fourth coach to reach 300 Serie A wins. . Read more -> https://www.sportsmole.co.uk/football/juventus/preview/juventus-vs-genoa-prediction-team-news-lineups_595051.html
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    Oramai è lampante che il quisling ha troppe porcate da nascondere e vendere ad uno "esterno" rischia di esser un suicidio... quindi o non vende, o, se proprio, lo farà a qualche suo "uomo di fiducia" ergo non cambierà un beneamato caxxo...
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    Questo dice queste cose condivisibili ma nelle sue trasmissioni è tutto un brulicare di soggetti antijuventini che dicono cazzate contro juventini che non vengono fatti parlare e/o stranamente non rispondono mai. (A parte Zuliani, Zampini o Chirico che apparivano ogni morte di papa)
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    I rappresentanti degli studenti gradivano una lectio magistralis di johnny sui valori familiari. In particolare quelli tra madre e figlio.
  43. 1 point
    Avevo letto che si era fatto aiutare da 50 esperti ecc, l'avranno scritto loro ma fa figo parlare del progetto di Baggio 🤣
  44. 1 point
    Riguardo gli stranieri il problema non è tanto il numero, ma la qualità....ne arrivano valanghe di stranieri assolutamente mediocri in tutte le serie...pure nelle serie non professionisti... eppoi al primo posto c'è questo...
  45. 1 point
    « si dimettono Gravina Buffon e Gattuso, il calcio italiano ad una svolta storica » Ma soltanto a me fa ridere sta frase?
  46. 1 point
    Juventus 1 - Sassuolo 1: Initial reaction and random observations Juventus captain Manuel Locatelli stepped up to the penalty spot in the final game of the 2024-25 season last May. With his team’s Champions League hopes were hanging in the balance, he took about as cold-blooded penalty as we’ve seen from a Juve player in a few years. The moment, the stakes, everything that came with it certainly ran through his head before making contact with the ball. But on that nice in Venice, he was nails. Fast forward to Juve’s final game before the international break 10 months later, the same cannot be said about that same player stepping up to the penalty spot. Of course, that was in the season finale. This penalty kick came with eight games on the schedule still to play. But it’s hard not to think of the ramifications of what Locatelli absolutely flubbing his 87th-minute attempt from the penalty spot and ultimately sending Juventus to a 1-1 draw against a Sassuolo side that they absolutely hammered all of 2 1/2 months ago. With the team directly in front of Juventus still to play this weekend, Luciano Spalletti could very much be watching his team fall three points behind Como by the time lunchtime is over on Sunday. No matter how you feel about the penalty — and it certainly looked far from conclusive considering the angles and replays that we were given during the lengthy VAR review — it was a golden chance for Juventus to get a go-ahead goal with only minutes to go. And they completely whiffed on it. Some may say that the ball don’t lie. That is true. Others will also say that this result was more a by-product of Juventus not putting Sassuolo away when they had the chance in the first half and then looking completely out of whack following the equalizer all of a few minutes out of halftime. Both parts are very much the truth — and it all added up to Juve dropping points in a game in which they couldn’t knowing who Como has on the schedule this weekend. ............ You aren’t going to jump into fourth place playing like this. The more you drop points, the more you’re going to demand that you need to be near-perfect over the course of the final eight games. And if there’s one thing this Juventus squad have proven to us both this season and in previous iterations, long winning runs is not something that they can do on a regular basis. In the end, though, it pretty much is just a microcosm of Juventus’ struggles up front this season. They had eight shots on goal and scored just once. Sassuolo had seven shots — total. I’m guessing you won’t be surprised to hear the news that Juve allowed a goal on Sassuolo’s first shot on target on Saturday. You know, the kind of thing that Juventus have been doing all season long. This game should have been put away well before any sort of last-minute penalty might have been needed. But outside of Kenan Yildiz’s 10th goal of the Serie A season, Juventus were unable to convert much of anything. While it’s true that Sassuolo goalkeeper Arijanet Muric hulked up and kept his team in the game, the lack of Juve putting another team away came back to bite them right in the c**o. We don’t know if it will end up costing them a spot in the Champions League next season just yet. But it’s hard not to think that they are only so many get of jail free cards left for this team before they are in even more serious of danger than they may well be right now. Juventus can’t afford to drop many more points this season — and this has been the case for weeks now. Yet, on Saturday night, they weren’t able to get more than a single goal during a first half in which they were clearly the better side and then it came back to haunt them. Not exactly the best way to go into an international break that is already going to be tense as hell for pretty much every person with Italian heritage. ............ RANDOM THOUGHTS AND OBSERVATIONS Just when you think they might be starting to snap out of whatever the hell was wrong with them in February, Juve go and drop this kind of result on us. Not great, Bob! Boy, I sure didn’t expect to be feeling this kind of way when I saw Juve go coast-to-coast in the span of 12 seconds and take a 1-0 lead through Yildiz. That looked the beginning of something good. Instead, it turned out to be the high point before things just took a complete nosedive. A whooping cough outbreak within the squad? Are we back in 2020 again? Or is this just a weird kind of second edition of all the madness that 2020 proved to be? ............ What in the yellow hell is that Sassuolo away kit? I’m glad we don’t have to see that again? What was worse to look out: Sassuolo’s away kit or Juventus’ second-half performance? Yeah, hard to pick! Juventus’ first shot on goal was a wide-open header from Locatelli. Just as we all predicted it would be. (Was a good save on it, too — credit where credit is due because that’s what we do here.) Then again, it was a much better header than whatever the heck that penalty kick attempt was. I will say, though, I have no problem Locatelli taking the penalty kick. The sample size of him taking PKs is still small, but he’s been good up until this point. Yildiz has barely taken any PKs as a professional. Dusan Vlahovic was out for four months and probably rusty as all hell when it comes to those pressure-packed situations no matter how much his league-high salary may tell us otherwise. It was Locatelli’s chance to be The Man and live up to the captain’s billing. Instead, he sent a pretty easy shot right at Muric. ............ Juve needed a goal and Jonathan David and Loïs Openda were nowhere to be found. I repeat, Arek Milik, who hadn’t played in almost two full seasons, was a better option in Spalletti’s eyes than either one of those two summer signings. What’s the use of spending so much money on these new attackers then? Spalletti clearly has lost faith in David and Openda and it’s hard to see a way forward with them beyond this season if this is how it’s going to be the next two months. Yes, that being said, if you’re going to spam the ball into the box, then guys like Vlahovic and Milik who are better in the air is the right call. Just didn’t expect Milik to make his triumphant return in such a desperate kind of situation where Juve needed to score. It’s good to hear the reception those two guys but especially Milik got as they came on. Man has been through it and deserved a warm welcome back onto the field. ............ I miss the happiness that came with that counterattack on Yildiz’s goal. That outlet pass from Mattia Perin was a thing of beauty. I honestly didn’t know he had that in him. The run from Francisco Conceição? Wonderful. The one-time finish from Yildiz? Beautiful. That was supposed to be the ignition point and what we all hoped would become another win. Nope, we were all wrong. Juventus’ bad side came back to play. I hate it all. ............ Credit to Khephren Thuram for playing 70 minutes after passing a late fitness test. But man, there were some moments and turnovers in this game that had you wondering just how fit he actually was. Also, I’m a little worried about Bremer. He didn’t look very good on the Sassuolo goal. Not at all. ............ Read more -> https://www.blackwhitereadallover.com/previews-reviews/37325/juventus-sassuolo-2026-serie-a-matchday-30-final-score-result-initial-reaction-random-observations
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    Spalletti: ‘Juventus deserved to win, but often made wrong choices’ Luciano Spalletti was torn between praise and criticism of his Juventus players after a 1-1 draw with Sassuolo. ‘We created so many chances, but often made the wrong decisions.’ ............ They had taken the lead through Kenan Yildiz, but when Andrea Pinamonti equalised, Manuel Locatelli saw the late opportunity to win it go to waste with Arijanet Muric’s penalty save. This is the third consecutive penalty that Juventus have failed to convert in Serie A, after Kenan Yildiz and Jonathan David also made mistakes. “When you play with four at the back, you have to spread the ball and surround them, so you create one-on-one situations. I kept telling them to find Yildiz and Conceicao, because Sassuolo were pinned back into their own penalty area,” Spalletti said. “If you play through the middle and lose the ball, you struggle to get it back. If you lose it out wide, you can stop the counter and win it back quickly. Instead, we made decisions that in the long run we paid a price for, because too many times we didn’t make the right choices, there wasn’t enough maturity. “We conceded the equaliser, created quite a few situations similar to the one that Sassuolo scored, we had at least 10 of those, but we weren’t reactive enough, didn’t make the smartest choices.” ............ “Perin and Conceicao made the right decisions there, but Conceicao had another six of those situations in the first half alone where he chose the wrong option, or he had a bad shot, or he passed it to Kalulu who missed the finish past the far post. When you do not execute the chances you create, you pay for that eventually,” explained Spalletti. “Considering the chances and the way we poured forward to the end, I think if we had won, then it would’ve been deserved.” ............ “We are distraught with disappointment for the result, but smile anyway, because we create so many situations where we could’ve won it, but we have to accept the result. There were some good things in the second half, even if we moved the ball a bit too slowly,” noted the coach. There was some good news for Juventus too, because in a late double substitution Spalletti gave Dusan Vlahovic his first appearance since the end of November 2025, and Arek Milik his first game since May 2024. ............ . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/spalletti-juventus-deserved-win-wrong-choices/
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    Juventus drop precious points in 1-1 draw with Sassuolo Juventus played out a 1-1 draw at home to Sassuolo this evening, with Manuel Locatelli missing a costly spot kick. Sassuolo came into the match with confidence after winning two of their last five meetings against Juventus, and they believed they could achieve a positive result in this fixture. ............ Juventus began the game strongly, showing their desire to gain an early advantage. Sassuolo attempted to contain them, but after 14 minutes, Juventus took the lead through Kenan Yildiz. The goal put the hosts in front and allowed them to continue pressing for another. The home side remained focused on extending its lead, knowing how important it was to create a margin against a team capable of responding. Despite their efforts, they were unable to score again before halftime. Sassuolo still produced some dangerous moments during the first half, but Juventus held on to their lead going into the interval. ............ The visitors made a strong start to the second half and equalised almost immediately through Andrea Pinamonti. The goal brought the game level and ensured there was still enough time for either side to find a winner. Juventus later had a major opportunity to regain the lead when they were awarded a penalty, but Locatelli missed the spot kick. From that point, the task became more difficult for the hosts. In response, Juventus introduced Dušan Vlahović and Arkadiusz Milik in an attempt to find a winning goal. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-drop-precious-points-in-1-1-draw-with-sassuolo/
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    Serie A | Juventus 1-1 Sassuolo – Player Ratings: Muric saves Neroverdi from Yildiz-inspired Bianconeri Juventus were held to a 1-1 draw by Sassuolo at the Allianz Stadium on Saturday evening, with a first half goal from Kenan Yildiz cancelled out by an Andrea Pinamonti equaliser in the second. Late in the match, Sassuolo goalkeeper Arijanet Muric saved a Manuel Locatelli penalty, after a Jay Idzes handball. ............ Juventus 1-1 Sassuolo – Player Ratings Juventus: Perin 6.5; Kalulu 6.5, Bremer 5.5, Kelly 6 (Vlahovic 6.5), Cambiaso 5.5 (Miretti 5.5); Thuram 5.5 (Koopmeiners 5.5), Locatelli 5; Conceicao 7 (Zhegrova N/A), McKennie 5.5, Boga 5.5 (Milik 6); Yildiz 7 Best Juventus player: Kenan Yildiz – To nobody’s surprise, was once again the best Juventus player on the pitch. Took his goal well from the edge of the box to give the Bianconeri the lead and was unlucky not to have an assist, despite creating several great chances. Lowest Juventus rating: Manuel Locatelli – Penalty miss aside, he was ineffective and struggled to leave his mark on the midfield. Then, when you factor in the penalty, which was saved well by Muric, turns into a pretty bad day at the office for the Italian. Coach: Luciano Spalletti 6 – Couldn’t quite get his side to work right this evening, the coach will be frustrated after missing out on the three points. His substitutes added little to their efforts to score a late winner, aside from Dusan Vlahovic winning the penalty, although it was nice to see both Vlahovic and Milik back in action. Sassuolo: Muric 8; Walukiewicz 5.5, Idzes 5.5, Muharemovic 7, Garcia 5.5; Kone 6, Vranckx 5.5 (Iannoni N/A), Bakola 5.5 (Lauriente 6); Berardi 6.5 (Doig N/A), Pinamonti 7 (Nzola N/A), Volpato 6.5 (Lipani 6) Best Sassuolo Player: Arijanet Muric - ............ Lowest Sassuolo rating: Jay Idzes – ............ Coach: Fabio Grosso 7 – ............ . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/serie-a-juventus-1-1-sassuolo-player-ratings/
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