Socrates

Darmian a terra.

Chiellini di nuovo colpito duro al volto.

L'Uruguay dovrebbe giocare con il coltello tra i denti e invece...

Suarez molto dispiaciuto per il fallo su Pirlo.

Cross di Darmian troppo sul portiere.

Bravo Martin

Ma l'Uruguay lo sa che con lo 0-0 passiamo noi?

Balotelli ha trovato il modo per farsi inquadrare ed attirare l'attenzione da bambino viziato.

Balotelli perde tempo.

Gigi!

Ottimo Verratti anche in difesa.

Immobile

Bravo Verratti!

Pirlo litiga con Caceres

Bisogna stare attenti, questo é un arbitro dal cartellino facile.

Ammonito Balotelli. Salta la prossima.

La punizione di Pirlo spaventa Muslera.

Caceres lo spione.

Picchiamoli ben bene Suarez e Cavani.

Divin Pirlo!

Arbitro messicano soprannominato Dracula.

Mezzo Uruguay gioca o ha giocato in serie A. Caceres non dimenticare che lo stipendio te lo paghiamo noi.

FRATELLI D'ITALIA

Llorente: I'm staying at Juve Jun 23, 2014 Fernando Llorente has claimed that he will be staying at Juventus, despite links of a move away. The Spanish goalscorer has been rumoured to be leaving the Bianconeri after just one season in Serie A. Having arrived from Athletic Bilbao on a Bosman last summer, reports had suggested that the towering forward could be sold for a massive profit during the off-season. But the Spain international has insisted that he will be remain in Turin and is happy to do so. “My future is at Juventus. My phone has not rung,” he told Sky Sport Italia. “I have had a quiet holiday. I'm glad to be here – I’m not thinking of anything else.”

Buffon refusing to dwell on Italy defeat The veteran goalkeeper is keen to move on and secure qualification for the knockout stages when they face Uruguay on Tuesday. Jun 22, 2014 By Luis Herrera in Natal Italy captain Gianluigi Buffon accepts the criticism which came the Azzurri’s way following their defeat to Costa Rica – but insists they should not dwell on the setback ahead of Tuesday’s crunch clash with Uruguay. Having won their opening Group D encounter against England, Italy expected smooth progress to the knockout phase, only to hit a hurdle with the shock 1-0 loss to the North American nation. Nevertheless, a point against Uruguay will be enough for Cesare Prandelli’s men to advance to the last 16 and goalkeeper Buffon is keen for everyone to move one. He said on Sunday: “It is right that there was criticism but, at this moment, we look for a swift recovery. “We cannot afford to get into a negative mindset because it would be counter-productive. We have to respect everyone’s judgement and respond. “We have to try to send signals of optimism by putting in a great performance. It will take many ingredients: a warm heart; a cool head and a certain belief that does not subside after one game which went wrong, especially when the matches are so close together.” Reports have suggested Prandelli is considering switching to a 3-5-2 formation for this game, something Buffon hinted would be a risk. “We are open to all possibilities. One of our best qualities is that we are all chameleons and I hope this versatility will help us to reach the results we are aiming for,” he added. “It would be a novelty, with all the benefits and risks that go with that. If this choice is made what happens on the pitch will tell us if it was the right decision.” Asked if he preferred working with a three-man defence, he said: “What I think is irrelevant. We are talking about what is best for the team. “I think we can all agree that we conceded too many chances against Costa Rica and we were unable to balance that with the opportunities created. “The real disappointment is that in the second half we were unable to cause problems for a team focused only on defending.”