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NAPOLI - JUVENTUS 1 - 3 Paul Pogba (29') Miguel Britos (64') Martin Cáceres (69') Arturo Vidal (90'+ 4) Sunday, January 11th, 2015 - 20:45 PM San Paolo Stadium, Naples Referee: Paolo Tagliavento Pogba, Vidal lead Juventus to 3-1 win vs. chasing Napoli Jan 11, 2014 Juventus beat Napoli at Stadio San Paolo for the first time in 15 years to pull three points clear at the top of Serie A. Paul Pogba's fantastic volley lit the touchpaper at a ground where reigning champions Juve have managed to lose five times since last tasting victory back in September 2000. Defender Miguel Britos tried to prolong the visitors' poor run in Naples by equalising midway through the second half, but Martin Caceres hit back before Arturo Vidal confirmed Juve's 3-1 win with a thunderous stoppage-time goal. The victory re-establishes Massimiliano Allegri's men as the outright leaders in the race for Scudetto after nearest challengers Roma were held to a 2-2 draw in Sunday afternoon's city derby against Lazio. The Bianconeri, who have reached 43 points, were also able to avenge their Supercoppa defeat to Napoli in Doha. Despite their recent successes, Juve often appear tremulous in Naples and looked shaky in the early exchanges. Leonardo Bonucci had to deflect Marek Hamsik's dangerous cross out for a corner before Jonathan de Guzman blasted over from a one-on-one with Gianluigi Buffon in the 18th minute. It therefore came as some surprise when Juve took the lead shortly before the half-hour mark. The Bianconeri had been making up ground in the hosts' half for some time but, when Fernando Llorente was surrounded with his back to goal after latching onto a through-ball, it looked like a good chance would go to waste. So when the Spaniard flicked the ball up to Pogba and the young midfielder shaped his body, fans from both sides were left stunned when his perfectly struck volley fizzed off Rafael's fingers and into the bottom corner. Juve were brighter from that point forward and might have doubled their lead shortly before the break, defender Caceres slamming the ball against Rafael after being picked out at the far post by Carlos Tevez. Napoli had an opportunity to equalise immediately after the break but Giorgio Chiellini blocked Jose Callejon's attempt to convert Hamsik's pass from deep. There was a lengthy break in play after Chiellini clashed heads with team-mate Patrice Evra but, despite the fact he was left bloodied, the former was quickly bandaged up and felt able to continue. Napoli did not let the pause distract them and drew level with a goal from an unlikely source on 65 minutes. Uruguayan centre-back Britos notched only his third league goal in four seasons with the Azzurri as he turned Dries Mertens' corner home with his left boot. A rare defender's goal looked to have changed the game, but another would soon follow in its wake. Barely five minutes after Napoli's equaliser, Caceres steered Andrea Pirlo's free-kick beyond Rafael to restore Juve's lead. Now the game was wide open and, with chaos reigning at both ends of the pitch, Napoli were left furious after Caceres' clumsy own goal was ruled out due to an infringement on Buffon. As time ticked away the ball continued to ping freely from box to box, but its final resting place was soon determined by Vidal. Four minutes into stoppage time, the industrious Chilean unleashed a fearsome drive off his left boot that gave Rafael absolutely no chance, meaning that - for once - all three points were definitely heading back to Turin. http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

NAPOLI - JUVENTUS 1 - 3 Paul Pogba (29') Miguel Britos (64') Martin Cáceres (69') Arturo Vidal (90'+ 4) Sunday, January 11th, 2015 - 20:45 PM San Paolo Stadium, Naples Referee: Paolo Tagliavento Juventus edge out Napoli to move three points clear in Serie A Jan 11, 2014 Juventus have moved three points clear in Serie A thanks to a 3-1 victory over Napoli. Despite being forced onto the back foot for much of the first half, the pattern of the game could have been very different had Jonathan de Guzman not fired over after latching on to a deflected pass from Marek Hamsik in the box. Napoli survived a couple of extended spells of pressure from the visitors, but Juventus were ahead in the 29th minute when Paul Pogba found the space to volley home from 18 yards. Rafael Cabral avoided being beaten for the second time before the break by making a smart save to keep out Martin Caceres. Juventus continued to dominate possession in the early stages of the second half, but chances were difficult to come by as Napoli's stubborn defence kept them in the game. Rafael Benitez's side equalised through Miguel Britos, who found the space inside the box to convert an inviting cross from Dries Mertens. However, the hosts would be on level terms for just five minutes as Caceres restored his side's advantage by steering home from Andrea Pirlo's free kick. It was a comfortable finish to the game for Juventus as Napoli struggled to create the opportunities required to set up a dramatic climax. Juventus wrapped up the win in stoppage time when Arturo Vidal took full advantage of space on the edge of the box to fire past a helpless Cabral. http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

NAPOLI - JUVENTUS 1 - 3 Paul Pogba (29') Miguel Britos (64') Martin Cáceres (69') Arturo Vidal (90'+ 4) Sunday, January 11th, 2015 - 20:45 PM San Paolo Stadium, Naples Referee: Paolo Tagliavento Juventus end Napoli taboo Jan 11, 2014 Juventus conquered Napoli at the Stadio San Paolo for the first time in 14 years, their 3-1 result including a spectacular Paul Pogba volley. It was fourth against first, but also a replay of the December 22 Italian Super Cup clash in Doha. That saw the Partenopei fight back twice for a 2-2 draw in extra time, eventually lifting the trophy on penalties. Manolo Gabbiadini was on the bench awaiting his debut, but Lorenzo Insigne, Michu, Juan Camilo Zuniga and Faouzi Ghoulam unavailable. Stephan Lichtsteiner pulled out with a fitness problem, so Martin Caceres got his first start in over three months. Kwadwo Asamoah, Andrea Barzagli and Romulo were all sidelined. There was a touching tribute to Neapolitan singer-songwriter Pino Daniele before kick-off, as the teams came out to the sounds of ‘Napule’ with the crowd singing along and holding up lighters. Juve had won five of their previous six competitive games and hadn’t conquered the San Paolo since September 2000. Despite being the home side, Napoli invited Juventus forward to then strike on the counter-attack. Jonathan de Guzman really should’ve scored when a Marek Hamsik pass broke kindly for him, but ballooned over from 12 yards. Carlos Tevez set up Arturo Vidal on the counter, but the Chilean’s first touch let him down, but the deadlock was broken with a moment of magic. Fernando Llorente was trying to turn in the box, but it was deflected to Paul Pogba and the 21-year-old did not hesitate for a spectacular volley from just inside the area. It was not dissimilar to the goal Zinedine Zidane scored in the Champions League Final and bent back Rafael’s fingertips. The Frenchman has a habit of scoring against Napoli, as it was his third goal in five encounters. Andrea Pirlo and Hamsik had shots charged down, while Rafael smothered a Caceres angled drive at the near post from Tevez’s slide-rule pass. Straight after the restart Giorgio Chiellini deflected Callejon’s effort on to the side-netting and Pogba just failed to get the final touch to a Caceres cross into the six-yard box. Chiellini nodded a corner over the bar, but at the same time clashed heads with teammate Patrice Evra and continued with a large bandage. Napoli were piling on pressure and got their equaliser from a set play, as Dries Mertens whipped in a corner for Miguel Angel Britos to volley in from six yards with the inside of his left foot. It was a rare goal for the defender, but he escaped Chiellini’s marking. The momentum was now with the hosts, as Juve once again fumbled a lead. However, Pirlo curled a free kick into the box and Caceres was ready to turn in from six yards in a remarkably similar move to the Napoli goal. Replays suggest Chiellini was marginally offside. The Uruguayan’s last Serie A goal was also against Napoli in October 2012. The ball was in the back of the Juventus net again when Buffon dropped a cross after colliding with Kalidou Koulibaly, but the referee awarded a foul against the goalkeeper. Napoli were furious and it was one of those incidents that is open to interpretation. Caceres fell awkwardly and has a suspected dislocated shoulder. The Partenopei continued to pour forward in a desperate search for another equaliser during six minutes of stoppages. Duvan Zapata had a great chance when he ran clear on goal, but saw Buffon coming towards him and went down looking for a red card. Instead, the referee spotted there was no contact and booked the Colombian for simulation. Higuain squirmed between a crowd of players until Chiellini deflected his angled drive inches past the far post. Napoli failed to make the most of the set play and instead were caught out on the counter, Vidal smashing the finish into the top corner from the edge of the box. Napoli: Rafael; Maggio, Albiol, Koulibaly, Britos; David Lopez, Gargano (Duvan Zapata 83); Callejon (Gabbiadini 72), Hamsik (Mertens 60), De Guzman; Higuain Juventus: Buffon; Caceres (Ogbonna 79), Bonucci, Chiellini, Evra; Marchisio, Pirlo, Pogba (Lichtsteiner 70); Vidal; Tevez, Llorente (Morata 74) Ref: Tagliavento http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

NAPOLI - JUVENTUS 1 - 3 Paul Pogba (29') Miguel Britos (64') Martin Cáceres (69') Arturo Vidal (90'+ 4) Sunday, January 11th, 2015 - 20:45 PM San Paolo Stadium, Naples Referee: Paolo Tagliavento Napoli 1-3 Juventus: Caceres Keeps Bianconeri In Front In Their Fight For Four In A Row Jan 11, 2014 Juventus needed a goal from an unlikely source to end their 15-year San Paolo hoodoo when Martin Caceres popped up to give them a 3-1 win over Napoli in Serie A on Sunday night. He turned home a second half free kick to give his side a quick response after Miguel Britos had cancelled out a superb opener from Paul Pogba that had given the Bianconeri a 1-0 half time lead with Arturo Vidal’s late clincher coming in stoppage time after a killer break as Napoli chased the game. After an emotional tribute to Neapolitan singer/songwriter Pino Daniele after his untimely passing the week before, the teams were immediately at each other’s throats as they had been only last month in Doha in the Supercoppa Italiana. Injuries meant that goalscorers Caceres and Britos were surprise starters in defence for their respective sides but it was the men in front of them who were kept busy for much of the early sparring in a midfield set to between the light blue jerseys and their black and white counterparts. It took 18 minutes for the first chance to be created and it was a glorious one that befell Jonathan de Guzman who was played in by a clever deflected pass from Marek Hamsik, who seems to be recovering some of his magic, but he snatched at the opportunity and fired over under little pressure in front of goal. And in a tactical affair that saw a great deal of cancelling out and counter-cancelling, chances like that were not the kind of opportunities to be passed up. Ten minutes later, when Juve fashioned one of their own, they would not be so forgiving in front of goal. An accidental assist from Fernando Llorente, when he inadvertently blocked a Carlos Tevez shot, saw the ball spin up invitingly for Pogba lurking on the edge of the penalty area and he met the ball with a sweetly struck first time volley that Rafael got a hand to but could not keep out. But with Juventus looking resolute and formidable at the back, Napoli were handed only scraps before half time through a dream ball across the six yard box from Jose Callejon that nobody got a touch on and indeed it was Juventus who fashioned the best chance ahead of the small whistle when Caceres blasted straight at the goalkeeper when through on the right. The Spaniard drilled into the side-netting at the outset of the second half as his side looked to get back on terms with Juventus offering a Patrice Evra header over the top in reply, during which his bravery resulted in him being hurt with a nasty clash of heads. On 64 minutes, Napoli’s defence of their unbeaten run in the league against Juventus at home since 2000 had renewed life breathed into it when substitute Dries Mertens swung in a fine corner kick that found Britos unmarked and he met it with a first time sidefoot volley that swept past Gianluigi Buffon. That lead lasted just four minutes though when Andrea Pirlo swung in an inviting free kick that was met by another unlikely source in the box as Caceres got the vital volleyed contact to send the ball bouncing into the top corner. Manolo Gabbiadini was thrown into the fray as Rafael Benitez searched for a second equaliser, having already been on target against this season, and the Partenopei were denied just that when they had the ball in the net after Buffon fumbled a David Lopez cross after clattering into a combination of Kalidou Koulibaly and his own player only to have it ruled out for a foul: a decision that looked soft. But Juve at last made the journey back north with something more than pride or a point to show for their performance by making sure of the points in the 94th minute when they mercilessly broke downfield as Napoli piled bodies forward in search of an equaliser and a fluid move ended with Vidal thumping into the top corner. http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

Io penso che il fegato puó scoppiare anche agli juventini che continuano ad ascoltare e leggere i commenti dei media. La cosa migliore, secondo me, é guardare la partita e, quando cominciano i lamenti, spegnere tutto e lasciarli nella loro pazzia. Sto molto bene facendo cosí.

NAPOLI - JUVENTUS 1 - 3 Paul Pogba (29') Miguel Britos (64') Martin Cáceres (69') Arturo Vidal (90'+ 4) Sunday, January 11th, 2015 - 20:45 PM San Paolo Stadium, Naples Referee: Paolo Tagliavento Napoli 1-3 Juventus: Pogba volley sends visitors clear The French midfielder opened the scoring before Miguel Britos levelled the scoreline, but second-half strikes from Martin Caceres and Arturo Vidal secured all three points. Jan 11, 2014 Juventus moved three points clear at the top of the Serie A table thanks to a 3-1 victory over Napoli at the San Paolo. With nearest challengers Roma held to a 2-2 draw by fierce rivals Lazio earlier on Sunday, Massimiliano Allegri's men took full advantage at a tricky venue historically. Paul Pogba opened the scoring at the San Paolo, a venue where Juve had not won since 2000, with a stunning volley in the 29th minute that marked his fifth goal of the campaign. Napoli levelled in the 64th minute thanks to defender Miguel Britos, but any hope of the hosts completing the turnaround were dispelled by two further second-half goals from Juve. Martin Caceres - who had not featured for the Turin club since October due to a thigh injury - restored Juve's lead in the 69th minute by turning home an Andrea Pirlo free kick. A Caceres own goal was chalked off and Napoli spurned a number of late chances before Arturo Vidal slammed in a third in stoppage time to give Juve a measure of revenge for their Supercoppa Italiana defeat to Rafael Benitez's side last month. In an otherwise quiet start, Napoli wasted a gilt-edged chance to take the lead as Jonathan de Guzman blazed over the crossbar from close range after Giorgio Chiellini failed to clear. Juventus had struggled to impose themselves on the game but took the lead in magnificent fashion through Pogba. Carlos Tevez's strike rebounded off Fernando Llorente and straight to the France midfielder, who arced a superb first-time hit from the left-hand side of the area into the bottom-right corner. Juve began to dictate play following that opener and could have doubled their advantage had Caceres not hit his shot straight at Napoli goalkeeper Rafael at the end of a free-flowing move. Napoli winger Jose Callejon saw an effort deflected into the side-netting by Chiellini a minute after the restart, with the Juve centre-back then requiring lengthy treatment following a clash of heads with team-mate Patrice Evra. The visitors had rarely been threatened in the second period, but were made to pay for a defensive lapse as Britos struck. Left in acres of space, the Uruguayan defender met Dries Mertens' corner from the left with a volley beyond Gianluigi Buffon. Yet parity lasted all of five minutes, Caceres restoring Juve's advantage by scuffing home Pirlo's right-wing delivery to net his first Serie A goal since his October 2012, which also came against Napoli. Caceres almost went from hero to zero as he diverted the ball into his own net, though play was called back for a foul on Gianluigi Buffon, who denied Gonzalo Higuain from point-blank range in stoppage time. And, from the resulting corner, the visitors burst clear - Vidal converting the counter with a rifled 20-yard effort to earn a result that re-establishes the champions' command in the Scudetto race. http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

Fai i nomi e li banno all'istante.

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ARTURO VIDAL 1-3

Zapata simulatore

6 minuti come era stato predetto da un utente.

Mertens ... un Giovinco piú effettivo.

Fuorigioco é quando guardalinee alza bandiera.

RIMBAMBRITOS

Bravissimo Gabbiadini

Si é fatto male di nuovo Caceres?

Ottimo Caceres stasera. Bentornato Martin.

Fallo sul portiere. Resta 1-2.

MARTIN CACERES 1-2

Questo sarebbe stato il secondo giallo di Britos.

Entra Lichtsteiner

1-1

L'arbitro é in stato confusionale: ammonito Caceres innocente.

É uscito Marechiaro