Socrates

O mio dio!

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Storari si porta il pallone in angolo.

5 minuti alla fine

Dai Pado!

Esci Licht dai

Bonucci

É il momento di Padoin.

Bravo Licht.

A tentare di far pareggiare la Lazio.

Vidal alza il piede.

Il Mitra vuole giocare l'anno prossimo con Dybala.

Meno male.

Dedicato all'Avvocato.

ALESSANDRO MATRI 2-1

Non gliene va bene una a Matri. Anche stavolta arbitro contro.

Due pali della Lazio consecutivi.

Mi sa che fa piú male ai titolari il non giocare che scendere in campo anche in serie A.

Dovremmo stare meglio noi dal punto di vista fisico nei supplementari.

Carlitos di poco alto.

JUVENTUS - LAZIO .- Coppa Italia TIM Final Wednesday, May 20th, 2015 - 8:45 PM Olimpico Stadium, Rome Referee: Daniele Orsato HT 1-1: Fiery Coppa Italia Final May 20, 2014 The two captains scored in the opening 11 minutes of a thrilling Coppa Italia Final, as Juventus and Lazio are 1-1 at the break. While the Bianconeri were targeting the Treble, having already secured the Scudetto and preparing for the Champions League Final against Barcelona, the Aquile were looking to recapture the trophy they last won in 2013. Juve hadn’t lifted the trophy since 1995 and had Claudio Marchisio and Alvaro Morata suspended. Lucas Biglia was injured for Stefano Pioli’s side at the Stadio Olimpico, but both teams surprisingly opted for three at the back. It took just four minutes to break the deadlock, as a free kick was whipped in for Stefan Radu’s header at the near top corner. Andrea Pirlo was in front of him, but didn’t jump high enough to cut out the assist. However, the Juventus captain was also on target soon after. Pirlo’s free kick was knocked down by Paul Pogba for an acrobatic Giorgio Chiellini volley from six yards, almost an overhead kick. Fernando Llorente and Felipe Anderson fired over the bar, while Danilo Cataldi didn’t put enough power on to his counter to beat Marco Storari. Pogba almost gifted Lazio a second, as his poor control on the edge of the box allowed Marco Parolo to smash a fierce strike inches past the post. Etrit Berisha also hesitated and Carlos Tevez pounced, but the ricochet rescued the Aquile goalkeeper. Juventus 1-1 Lazio (Half-Time) Scorers: Radu 4 (L), Chiellini 11 (J) Juventus: Storari; Barzagli, Bonucci, Chiellini; Lichtsteiner, Pogba, Pirlo, Vidal, Evra; Tevez, Llorente Lazio: Berisha; De Vrij, Gentiletti, Radu; Basta, Parolo, Cataldi, Lulic; Candreva, Klose, Felipe Anderson Ref: Orsato

Marotta: 'Dybala yes, Cavani no' May 7, 2015 Juventus director Beppe Marotta surprisingly insisted PSG striker Edinson Cavani “is not a target,” but confirmed Paulo Dybala. He spoke to Rai Sport ahead of the Coppa Italia Final against Lazio. “We met several times with Palermo President Maurizio Zamparini for Dybala. We’re down to the details and hope to conclude the deal soon. “Cavani, however, is not a realistic target.” This is a surprise, as several papers maintain Juventus have made Cavani their number one forward option. Marotta focused more on tonight’s Coppa Italia Final against Lazio at the Stadio Olimpico. “We are playing for history and for ourselves, as we want to crown a fantastic season, even though we’re aware the most important appointment is on June 6,” said Marotta referring to the Champions League Final with Barcelona. “We want to give the fans another satisfaction and since Andrea Agnelli became President in 2010 we have made Juventus a reference point for everyone. “The objective was to divulge the history of Juventus and make sure every member of the club knew what Juve meant. “Everyone knows they must try to win always and in any circumstances, going all the way in every competition.”

JUVENTUS - LAZIO .- Coppa Italia TIM Final Wednesday, May 20th, 2015 - 8:45 PM Olimpico Stadium, Rome Referee: Daniele Orsato Dino Zoff: Lazio Won’t Consider Themselves Underdogs To Juventus May 20, 2014 Former Lazio and Juventus coach Dino Zoff spoke ahead of Wednesday’s Coppa Italia final against Lazio and Juventus, sure that the Aquile won’t consider themselves weaker to Juventus. Lazio meet Juventus in the Coppa Italia final at the Stadio Olimpico, with the Bianconeri looking for the second piece of silverware of a possible treble and the Aquile aiming for a trophy to hang at the end of their season. Although Juventus have been touted as overwhelming favourites, Zoff believes that Lazio will come into the game with that inferiority complex and expects an open game with both teams going for it. “I expect a good game, with both teams playing attacking football,” Zoff said in radio broadcast I Laziali Sono Qua. “I hear many say Juventus will be the favourites but I expect Lazio to not simply accept that status of underdog. “I believe individual players can make the difference but if Lazio can face Juventus toe-to-toe for 90 minutes, then they can do it. “The coach [stefano Pioli] has brought the best out of an already good squad, which was particularly highlighted in season of Felipe Anderson.”

JUVENTUS - LAZIO .- Coppa Italia TIM Final Wednesday, May 20th, 2015 - 8:45 PM Olimpico Stadium, Rome Referee: Daniele Orsato Allegri: 'Juve Decima in sight' May 20, 2014 Max Allegri urged Juventus to get the ‘Decima’ Coppa Italia, ending their taboo in this competition with Lazio. The Final kicks off at 20.45 CET. “We reached the Final by playing two great semi-finals, especially the second leg,” he said of their triumph over Fiorentina. “We must put our quality and characteristics on to the field. Taking this trophy home will not be easy, but we’ll try. “Lazio proved themselves to be an excellent squad. This is not a game like any other, as a Final is a one-off that wipes out all that came before it. Anything can happen. “We will try to bring home the ‘Decima’ Coppa Italia.” If Juve do win their 10th edition of the trophy, they will be able to wear a silver star on their shirts. The Bianconeri haven’t lifted the Coppa Italia since 1994-95.

JUVENTUS - LAZIO .- Coppa Italia TIM Final Wednesday, May 20th, 2015 - 8:45 PM Olimpico Stadium, Rome Referee: Daniele Orsato Vidal: 'This is Juve's moment' May 20, 2014 Arturo Vidal warned Juventus “haven’t won the Coppa Italia in too long and this is the moment” against Lazio. The Final kicks off at 20.45 CET. “Juve haven’t won the Coppa Italia for too long and tonight this is the moment to lift that trophy up to the sky,” Vidal told Rai Sport. “We have a strong team who are doing very well and this is the perfect day for us to win this Coppa Italia.” The Bianconeri won both Serie A meetings with Lazio this season, but haven’t beaten them in a Coppa tie since 2000, managing only two draws and five defeats. As for the trophy, Juventus have failed to get their name inscribed on it since 1994-95. “In a one-off match, everything is different, but if we are concentrated from the start then we can win it,” continued Vidal. “The Champions League Final is a long way off, so we are 100 per cent concentrated on tonight’s objective.”