Socrates

É rischiosa ... questi 11 non sono mai scesi in campo contemporaneamente ....

No, é meglio aspettare giovedí .... nel frattempo lo limitiamo un pó. La vendetta é un piatto da servire freddo.

SASSUOLO 1 - 3 JUVENTUS Simone Zaza (9′) Carlos Tévez (35′) Claudio Marchisio (58′) Fernando Llorente (76') April 28, 2014 - 8:45 PM Città del Tricolore Mapei Stadium — Reggio Emilia Referee:‬ Antonio Damato ‎Attendance:‬ 13000‎ Juve fightback at Sassuolo Juventus fought back from a goal down to win 3-1 at Sassuolo in a hard-fought game, so can secure the Scudetto next week. Apr 28, 2014 The Bianconeri rested Arturo Vidal, who has a knee problem, Stephan Lichtsteiner and Leonardo Bonucci ahead of Thursday’s Europa League semi-final with Benfica, but kept many of their star names in the starting XI. Sassuolo were also highly motivated, out of the relegation zone only thanks to their head-to-head record with Bologna. Top scorer Domenico Berardi was suspended along with Simone Missiroli and Davide Biondini, while Marius Alexe, Paolo Bianco, Thomas Manfredini and Francesco Acerbi were injured. The Neroverdi showed from the opening 90 seconds that they would push hard under heavy rain, as ex-Bayern Munich youth product Nicola Sansone flashed an angled drive across the face of goal to skim the far post. Sassuolo took a shock lead after nine minutes, as Sansone won back possession and threaded through for Simone Zaza, whose angled drive took a deflection off Angelo Ogbonna to wrong-foot Gigi Buffon at the near post. Zaza is co-owned by Juventus and this was the quickest goal of the season for the home team. Sansone dribbled past Giorgio Chiellini and Ogbonna, but the finish was wayward, as Sassuolo were playing at a visibly higher tempo than Juve. Chiellini knocked back from a set play for Carlos Tevez to drill just wide and Gianluca Pegolo smothered a Paul Pogba snapshot. The Bianconeri were increasing the pressure and their possession statistics until Tevez unleashed a screamer from the D to fly past Pegolo, though this also took a slight deflection off Alessandro Longhi. It was Apache’s 19th Serie A goal of the season and was sparked by a quickly-taken free kick. It was still wide open, though, as Zaza again dribbled through defenders down that left side of the box and this time his powerful finish stung Buffon’s palms at the near post. The second half started in similar fashion, as Andrea Pirlo’s deflected effort looped into the air and wide of a wrong-footed Pegolo, then Sansone skipped past defenders in a give-and-go with Zaza to drill just over the bar. Zaza then misplaced his pass on a counter-attack when it was three against two. Juve turned the game around completely, as Sassuolo were under pressure and Pirlo smartly chipped a pass over the top for Claudio Marchisio to keep his first time shot low across Pegolo. Eusebio Di Francesco had to go all-out, so moved to a 4-2-4 system. Zaza received an inevitable booking for simulation when he threw himself over Buffon’s foot and Pegolo got down well to beat away a Marchisio strike. Antonio Floro Flores pounced on an Ogbonna error to burst into the box, but his shot was charged down. Tevez thought he’d doubled his tally when his swerving effort veered away from Pegolo, but bounced off the crossbar after some great build-up play from Pogba. Ogbonna was having a lot of problems against Zaza and Floro Flores, so Antonio Conte replaced him with Leonardo Bonucci. Juve did make it 3-1 with a magnificent goal, as Stephan Lichtsteiner pulled across the six-yard box for Fernando Llorente’s inspired backheel flick, leaving Pegolo with no chance. Conte showed what it meant to their season with a Jose Mourinho-style knee slide to celebrate. Sergio Floccari’s fantastic first touch hooked a Zaza ball over the top, but Buffon showed great reactions to parry from point-blank range. Sassuolo: Pegolo; Gazzola, Antei, Cannavaro, Longhi; Chibsah (Brighi 78), Magnanelli, Ziegler (Floccari 65); Sansone (Masucci 82), Zaza, Floro Flores Juventus: Buffon; Barzagli, Ogbonna (Bonucci 73), Chiellini; Isla (Lichtsteiner 62), Pogba, Pirlo (Vidal 79), Marchisio, Asamoah; Llorente, Tevez Ref: Damato http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

SASSUOLO 1 - 3 JUVENTUS Simone Zaza (9′) Carlos Tévez (35′) Claudio Marchisio (58′) Fernando Llorente (76') April 28, 2014 - 8:45 PM Città del Tricolore Mapei Stadium — Reggio Emilia Referee:‬ Antonio Damato ‎Attendance:‬ 13000‎ Tevez and Llorente fire Conte's side to the brink of the title Claudio Marchisio was also on the scoresheet as the champions came from a goal down to move within one win of retaining their Scudetto crown. Apr 28, 2014 Juventus moved a step closer to retaining their Serie A title after coming from behind to beat Sassuolo 3-1 on Monday. Simone Zaza handed the relegation-threatened hosts a shock lead after just nine minutes but Carlos Tevez rifled home an effort 10 minutes before the break to restore parity. Claudio Marchisio's clever close-range finish put Juve in front just after half-time and Fernando Llorente's brilliant backheeled finish 15 minutes from time sealed victory for Antonio Conte's side at a rain-soaked Citta del Tricolore. With three games now remaining, the champions now hold an eight-point lead over Roma, while Sassuolo remain above the drop zone only due to their superior head-to-head record with Bologna. Victory for Juve is another step towards a third consecutive Scudetto and Conte's men will finish the job if they beat Atalanta at home in seven days' time, or if Roma fail to win at Catania 24 hours earlier. Juve made an uncharacteristically slow start to the game and Nicola Sansone flashed a shot narrowly wide in the second minute before setting up the opening goal seven minutes later. Sansone supplied strike partner Zaza, whose shot took a deflection off the foot of Angelo Ogbonna and skidded off the wet surface before creeping under the body of Gianluigi Buffon at the near post. It took until the 22nd minute for Juve to muster a meaningful effort, Tevez firing a volley wide of the left-hand post after being teed up by Giorgio Chiellini. It was Argentine Tevez who levelled matters 10 minutes before the break, finding a pocket of space on the edge of the box and unleashing a shot that whistled beyond Gianluca Pegolo via a slight deflection off Alessandro Longhi. The hosts responded strongly, Zaza forcing a fine save out of Buffon at the near post as Sassuolo ended the first half with a flourish. The home side's positivity was punctured 13 minutes after the interval, however, as Marchisio caressed a low finish beyond Pegolo after being picked out by Pirlo's deft chip over the Sassuolo backline. Marchisio stung the palms of the goalkeeper 10 minutes later from Paul Pogba's lay-off, while Tevez struck the crossbar with a curling effort 13 minutes from time. Juve did claim the third goal that their second-half dominance merited when Llorente turned home substitute Stephan Lichtsteiner's cross in the 76th minute with a delightful backheel. Conte's focus will now shift to overturning a 2-1 deficit in Juve's Europa League semi-final second leg at home to Benfica on Thursday. http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

Grande Carlitos! L'Argentina ha davvero una rosa eccezionale se puó permettersi di non convocarlo per i mondiali.

Anche noi!

Ma Conte non beve mai durante la partita?

Partita finisce quando arbitro fischia ....

Strada chiusa per Floccari. Para Gigi.

FERNANDO LLORENTE 1-3

Bonucci per Ogbonna.

Cosa ha fatto Pogba!

Gigi a farfalle.

Siluro di Marchisio.

Zaza si tuffa.

Quarta punta in campo per il Sassuolo: Floccari.

Padoin lo potrebbe fare entrare.

CLAUDIO MARCHISIO 1-2

Che azione del Sassuolo!

SASSUOLO - JUVENTUS April 28, 2014 - 8:45 PM Città del Tricolore Mapei Stadium — Reggio Emilia Referee:‬ Antonio Damato‎ HT 1-1: Sassuolo level with Juventus at break Apr 28, 2014 Juventus were forced to come from a goal down to go into the halfway stage of their Serie A clash with Sassuolo all square at 1-1 this evening. The hosts almost made a perfect start to the match when they went close to breaking the deadlock after just two minutes courtesy of a Nicola Sansone strike that went narrowly wide. They were ahead inside 10 minutes, however, as Simone Zaza latched on to a pass down the left channel before drilling a shot past Gianluigi Buffon, who should have done better at his near post. Juventus set about looking to find an equaliser and threatened midway through the half as Carlos Tevez put an effort just past the post from inside the area. Tevez was the creator for another chance moments later as he picked out Claudio Marchisio inside the area, but the midfielder was denied by a fine piece of defending. The visitors did get their equaliser 10 minutes before the break and it was the same two involved as Marchisio slipped the ball to Tevez, who fired his shot past the keeper from the edge of the box. Zaza had a glorious chance to restore his side's advantage with less than five minutes to go until half time when he was slipped through on goal, but Buffon stayed by to deny the striker a second. http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

SASSUOLO - JUVENTUS April 28, 2014 - 8:45 PM Città del Tricolore Mapei Stadium — Reggio Emilia Referee:‬ Antonio Damato‎ HT 1-1: Sassuolo shock Juve Apr 28, 2014 Juventus-owned Simone Zaza scored Sassuolo’s shock opener, wiped out by Carlos Tevez as it’s 1-1 at the break. The Bianconeri rested Arturo Vidal, who has a knee problem, Stephan Lichtsteiner and Leonardo Bonucci ahead of Thursday’s Europa League semi-final with Benfica, but kept many of their star names in the starting XI. Sassuolo were also highly motivated, out of the relegation zone only thanks to their head-to-head record with Bologna. Top scorer Domenico Berardi was suspended along with Simone Missiroli and Davide Biondini, while Marius Alexe, Paolo Bianco, Thomas Manfredini and Francesco Acerbi were injured. The Neroverdi showed from the opening 90 seconds that they would push hard under heavy rain, as ex-Bayern Munich youth product Nicola Sansone flashed an angled drive across the face of goal to skim the far post. Sassuolo took a shock lead after nine minutes, as Sansone won back possession and threaded through for Simone Zaza, whose angled drive took a deflection off Angelo Ogbonna to wrong-foot Gigi Buffon at the near post. Zaza is co-owned by Juventus and this was the quickest goal of the season for the home team. Sansone dribbled past Giorgio Chiellini and Ogbonna, but the finish was wayward, as Sassuolo were playing at a visibly higher tempo than Juve. Chiellini knocked back from a set play for Carlos Tevez to drill just wide and Gianluca Pegolo smothered a Paul Pogba snapshot. The Bianconeri were increasing the pressure and their possession statistics until Tevez unleashed a screamer from the D to fly past Pegolo, though this also took a slight deflection off Alessandro Longhi. It was Apache’s 19th Serie A goal of the season and was sparked by a quickly-taken free kick. It was still wide open, though, as Zaza again dribbled through defenders down that left side of the box and this time his powerful finish stung Buffon’s palms at the near post. Sassuolo 1-1 Juventus (Half-Time) Scorers: Zaza 9 (S), Tevez 35 (J) Sassuolo: Pegolo; Gazzola, Antei, Cannavaro, Longhi; Chibsah, Magnanelli, Ziegler; Sansone, Zaza, Floro Flores Juventus: Buffon; Barzagli, Ogbonna, Chiellini; Isla, Pogba, Pirlo, Marchisio, Asamoah; Llorente, Tevez Ref: Damato http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

Beh gioca contro la "sua" Juve e vuole farsi notare. Ci sta riuscendo molto bene stasera.