Socrates

Felipe Anderson semina paura nei nostri difensori

Appunto. Non sia mai.

Tudor sa benissimo che De Sciglio é il punto debole della difesa juventina ......... E anche noi.

Perché Cambiaso va anche a difendere, semplice no?

Morbido e distratto

La sorpresa nell'uovo di Pasqua ........

Official Juventus team to face Lazio – Kean leads the line Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/official-juventus-team-to-face-lazio-kean-leads-the-line/

SS Lazio vs Juventus: Preview and Prediction Juventus will travel to Stadio Olimpico to take on SS Lazio in a clash that will see two out of form teams face off on Saturday. Massimiliano Allegri’s side looked the most likely team to challenge Inter Milan for the Scudetto heading into 2024. However, post January, Juventus’s form has dropped off massively, reflecting that of a relegation-threatened side. This has seen the Bianconeri drop down to third spot in Serie A, 17 points off the summit. With just nine more games to go, their chance of securing the Serie A title now lies in ruins. On the other hand, Lazio are no better, as they are currently occupying the ninth spot in Serie A. With a terrible home form to boot, the Roman giants are struggling to salvage what they can of a forgettable campaign. With both teams also set to face off midweek in the first leg of their Coppa Italia semi-final, the clash on Saturday could be a testing ground of sorts. The Coppa Italia reflects both clubs’ best chance of securing silverware this season. With Inter Milan already knocked out, the stage is set for either side to go all the way. Whether they will prioritise the mid-week clash over the one at the weekend remains to be seen. ............ Team News & Tactics SS Lazio Igor Tudor is still getting his players accustomed to the 3-4-2-1 formation ahead of the 4-3-3 that Sarri implemented at Stadio Olimpico. However, he will have to do so without Ivan Provedel, who is ruled out with an ankle injury. Juventus-owned duo of Nicolo Rovella and Luca Pellegrini are also unlikely to feature. The former is suffering from a groin injury, while Pellegrini is suspended. ............ Probable Lineup (3-4-2-1): Mandas; Gila, Romagnoli, Casale; Lazzari, Guendouzi, Cataldi, Marusic; Alberto, Zaccagni; Immobile Juventus The Bianconeri are currently on their worst run of results in 13 years. Given Lazio’s poor run of form at home and unfamiliarity with new management, Juventus will be keen to make the most of the match-up. However, the visitors will have to do so without Arkadiusz Milik and Carlos Alcaraz, who are struggling with adductor and hamstring injuries, respectively. Star striker Dusan Vlahovic is also unavailable after being sent off against Genoa. This should force Massimiliano Allegri to put his faith in attack in either Kenan Yildiz or Moise Kean. The 3-5-2 formation appears to be the way forward, with Wojciech Szczesny in goal. The Polish shot-stopper should be protected by the back three of Federico Gatti, Gleison Bremer, and Danilo. Andrea Cambiaso and Filip Kostic will start as the wing-backs, with the trio of Manuel Locatelli, Adrien Rabiot and Weston McKennie forming the central midfield trifecta. Federico Chiesa should start upfront alongside Kean. The latter is currently going through a rut where he has not scored in 14 Serie A games this season. Not having scored in 18 Serie A games, Kean is undergoing the worst goal drought by any Juventus striker in the last two decades. Probable Lineup (3-5-2): Szczesny; Gatti, Bremer, Danilo; Cambiaso, McKennie, Locatelli, Rabiot, Kostic; Chiesa, Kean Key Stats Juventus have defeated Lazio 26 times in Serie A since 2004/05 season. Only AC Milan (28 vs Cagliari) and Juventus (27 vs Udinese) have secured more wins against a single opponent in the Italian top flight since then. A win on Saturday will see Juventus secure a league double over Lazio for the first time since 2018/19. A win on Saturday will see Lazio secure back to back home wins against Juventus in Serie A for the first time since 2001. A loss on Saturday will extend Lazio’s losing streak at home in Serie A to four games, their longest such run since 1961. Juventus have picked up just seven points in their last eight Serie A games. Only Salernitana, Frosinone and Sassuolo have secured fewer points than the Bianconeri during this time-frame. Player to Watch Federico Chiesa The Italian international is a match winner on his day and will be held responsible to lead the Juventus attack on the night. With both Arkadiusz Milik and Dusan Vlahovic unavailable, the crux of footing the attacking responsibility will fall on the left flank. ............ Prediction Lazio 1-1 Juventus Both teams are far from convincing, and it remains to be seen what work was done behind the scenes during the international break. However, Lazio are yet to buy into their new manager’s plans and could find it difficult to get get off the mark on the night. Whether Juventus can take advantage remains the question. The Hard Tackle predicts a 1-1 draw. Read more -> https://thehardtackle.com/round-up/2024/03/29/ss-lazio-vs-juventus-preview-and-prediction/

Journalist hopes Juventus shows signs of life despite missing key players against Lazio Massimo Pavan acknowledges that Juventus needs to display signs of revival as they prepare to face Lazio in Serie A today. Juve had been enduring a dismal run of form prior to the international break and are now under pressure to perform better in the remaining fixtures of the season. ............ Juventus is grappling with the absence of several key players, including Dusan Vlahovic. Nonetheless, securing a victory is imperative, and Pavan expresses hope that they can demonstrate their determination to succeed. He said: “A few too many absences in Rome, we all hope to see a sign of life in the team today. There are important absences in attack and on the left, some players must give a sign of life to bring Juve back to victory.” ............ Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/pundit-hopes-juventus-shows-signs-of-life-despite-missing-key-players-against-lazio/

McKennie, De Sciglio and new system: Latest Juventus team news for Lazio clash The latest reports in Italy claim Weston McKennie will go on the Juventus bench against Lazio, while Mattia De Sciglio will play the first game in 10 months, allowing Massimiliano Allegri to switch to a 4-3-3 system. Juventus will visit Lazio at the Stadio Olimpico today, Saturday, March 30. The match kicks off at 17:00 GMT. ............ De Sciglio will play his first game since May 2023. The ex-Milan defender suffered an anterior cruciate ligament injury 10 months ago and hasn’t yet played a competitive match since. De Sciglio’s inclusion in the starting XI means Allegri will switch to a 4-3-3 system with Andrea Cambiaso deployed as an attacking right winger. ............ Juventus won just one game from the last eight, collecting just one victory. Probable Juve XI vs. Lazio: (4-3-3): Szczesny; Danilo, Bremer, Rugani, De Sciglio; Miretti, Locatelli, Rabiot: Cambiaso, Kean, Chiesa. Read more -> https://football-italia.net/mckennie-de-sciglio-and-new-system-latest-juventus-team-news-for-lazio-clash/

Igor Tudor discusses what Juventus means to him ahead of Lazio debut Igor Tudor will make his managerial debut for Lazio against Juventus this weekend, a significant occasion given his history with the Bianconeri. During his playing career, Tudor made over 100 league appearances for Juventus, establishing himself as a key figure for the club. Furthermore, he served as the assistant manager at Juventus during the 2020/2021 season under Andrea Pirlo, further cementing his ties to the club. ............ Speaking ahead of the game, he said: “I don’t believe in the fate that Juventus faces immediately. I spent seven or eight years there, in the period where a person is built. I’m grateful to Juventus. I had teammates and managers who made me become who I am now, especially due to the work culture.” ............ Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/igor-tudor-discusses-what-juventus-means-to-him-ahead-of-lazio-debut/

E ringraziamo che Alex Sandro é infortunato altrimenti avrebbe schierato anche lui.

Parafrasando Giorgio Bracardi ........ Pippo Baudo ha il parruccon ........ E Allegri é un *** ...........

LUIGI PORTIGLIATTI https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luigi_Portigliatti Nazione: Italia Luogo di nascita: Torino Data di nascita: 09.01.1888 Luogo di morte: Torino Data di morte: 25.01.1956 Ruolo: Portiere Altezza: - Peso: - Soprannome: - Alla Juventus dal 1911 al 1912 Esordio: 28.01.1912 - Prima Categoria - Milanese U.S.-Juventus 2-0 1 presenza - 2 reti subite Luigi Vittorio Giovanni Battista Portigliatti (Torino, 9 gennaio 1888– Torino, 25 gennaio 1956) è stato un calciatore e arbitro di calcio italiano. Non è da confondere con l'altro Luigi Portigliatti, cui è stato dedicato il campo sportivo di Bruzolo e il relativo "Memorial Luigi Portigliatti", che si svolge in provincia di Cuneo. Luigi Portigliatti Nazionalità Italia Calcio Ruolo portiere Carriera Squadre di club 1906-1911 Juventus II ? (?) 1911-1912 Juventus 1 (-2) Luigi Portigliatti Informazioni personali Arbitro di Calcio Sezione Non esisteva all'epoca alcuna sezione. Attività nazionale Anni Campionato Ruolo 1912-1921 1921-1925 Prima Categoria Prima Divisione Arbitro Arbitro Premi Anno Premio 1919 1925 Arbitro regionale Arbitro benemerito Biografia Rimase per sempre legato ai colori bianconeri della Juventus. Calciatore Iniziò a giocare da giovane nelle squadre riserve della Juventus, partite di 2ª e 3ª categoria, anche dopo esser diventato maggiorenne. Arbitro Smessi i colori della Juventus, continuò a prendere la tessera quale arbitro bianconero a carriera calcistica terminata, dirigendo la gara di Promozione Veloces Biella-Vigor (2-3) del 26 gennaio 1912. La stagione successiva esordì in Prima Categoria, arbitrando la partita Pro Vercelli-Savona (6-0) del 28 dicembre 1913.

Preview: Lazio vs Juventus – Team News, Lineups & Prediction Saturday is the day of reckoning between two familiar foes as Lazio and Juventus lock horns in a high-stakes Serie A clash at the Stadio Olimpico. While the visitors’ bid to return to the Champions League goes to plan, the home side’s pursuit of European football is in the balance. Lazio endured unpleasant moments before March’s international break. After Maurizio Sarri’s abrupt exit, club fans insulted talismanic striker Ciro Immobile as Biancocelesti eked out a precious 3-2 victory at relegation-threatened Frosinone under the leadership of interim boss Giovanni Martusciello. But the new sheriff is in town. Following a brief spell in Ligue 1 with Marseille, Igor Tudor has returned to Serie A to salvage Lazio’s disastrous campaign. The former Hellas Verona manager faces an uphill task to guide the capital-based outfit to the Champions League, with his side starting this round eight points behind arch-rivals Roma. Unlike Lazio, Juventus are on the verge of regaining their place at Europe’s top table after a season-long absence. However, Massimiliano Allegri’s future in Turin has been under the microscope after Bianconeri’s unfathomable downturn since the beginning of February. Fans have lost patience with the defensive-minded coach as a scoreless home draw against Genoa before the international break saw the Turin faithful jeer their manager after the final whistle. That result, coupled with Milan’s 3-1 win at Verona, resulted in Juventus tumbling down to third in the Serie A standings. Match Preview Lazio The abovementioned win against the Canaries halted Lazio’s embarrassing four-game losing streak in all competitions. But among the defeats they suffered during that stretch was a 3-0 humbling at the hands of Bayern Munich, which ended their Champions League run in the first knockout stage. ............ Juventus Despite Lazio’s form woes, Juventus have their own issues to contend with after racking up just seven points across their last seven Serie A matches. At the thick of that woeful sequence has been Bianconeri’s notoriously uneventful frontline. Three scoring blanks in those seven games perhaps best explain fans’ anger. Winless on their last three league travels (D1, L2) as a result of their immense scoring problems, Juventus will take this trip hopelessly looking to return to winning ways on the road. It’s not all doom and gloom, knowing they have developed a habit of making strong starts in their away league fixtures. Allegri’s men have fallen behind in just five of their 14 Serie A outings on hostile turf this season. But conceding first might not necessarily mean a fiasco for Juventus. They’ve rescued points twice in such contests (W1, D1, L3). Team News ............ On the other hand, Juventus will be without Arkadisuz Milik, Dusan Vlahovic, Nicolo Fagioli, Paul Pogba, and Carlos Alcaraz. Vlahovic lost his temper in second-half stoppages against Genoa, picking up two bookings in a minute, and will have to watch the game from the stands. Lazio vs Juventus Potential Lineups Lazio (3-4-2-1): Christos Mandas; Mario Gila, Alessio Romagnoli, Nicolo Casale; Manuel Lazzari, Matteo Guendouzi, Danilo Cataldi, Adam Marusic; Alberto, Zaccagni; Ciro Immobile. Juventus (3-5-2): Wojciech Szczesny; Federico Gatti, Gleison Bremer, Danilo; Andrea Cambiaso, Weston McKennie, Manuel Locatelli, Adrien Rabiot, Filip Kostic; Federico Chiesa, Moise Kean. Lazio vs Juventus Prediction This fixture has a low-scoring theme written all over it. Both teams have massively struggled in front of goal this season. With Tudor’s arrival, Lazio’s disappointing attacking output could suffer further decline. Meanwhile, goals have been at a premium for Juventus without Vlahovic. All that encourages us to predict a goalless affair. Prediction: Draw (0-0) Read more -> https://cultofcalcio.com/preview-lazio-vs-juventus-team-news-lineups-prediction/

Preview: Lazio vs. Juventus In the first game of a potentially decisive double-header with Juventus, mid-table Lazio aim to make a fresh start under new management, as two fallen giants clash at Stadio Olimpico on Saturday. Defeats to Juve in league and cup over the next few days would all but end the Biancocelesti's season, while the visitors are enduring one of their worst streaks since rejoining Serie A in 2007. Match preview After former manager Maurizio Sarri resigned on the back of a four-game losing run, which included an aggregate defeat to Bayern Munich in the Champions League's last 16, Lazio were left in disarray. Citing a loss of backing from his players, Sarri stepped down and his assistant Giovanni Martusciello occupied the dugout at Stadio Stirpe for a 3-2 win over Frosinone just before the international break. ............ Martusciello has now made way for Croatian coach Igor Tudor, who will be tasked with turning that dire form around, and entertainment should be on the agenda during his time in Rome: when last employed in Serie A, only Inter, Lazio and Napoli scored more goals than his Hellas Verona side. ............ Before trying to gain a first-leg advantage in the cup semi-finals, Juventus will aim to do the league double over Lazio for the first time in five years, following their 3-1 success in September's reverse fixture. However, wins have been thin on the ground for Max Allegri's men over the past couple of months, during which time their Scudetto hopes sunk like a stone and a previously rich seam of goals suddenly dried up. Since the end of January, Juve have taken a mere seven points from eight matches, and only Serie A's bottom three - Salernitana, Frosinone and Sassuolo - have accrued fewer over the same period. Having overseen the club's worst such run for 13 years, Allegri is facing fresh calls to depart this summer, but he may believe that claiming the Coppa and overtaking AC Milan for second place remain achievable goals between now and the end of May. ............ Team News ............ Meanwhile, the visitors will be without Arkadiusz Milik (adductor) and Carlos Alcaraz (hamstring) due to injury, but their most notable absentee is Dusan Vlahovic, who has scored 15 league goals this term to sit second in the Capocannoniere rankings. The Serbian striker was sent off during second-half stoppage time against Genoa so must serve a suspension, and with Milik unavailable, misfiring forward Moise Kean could be called upon to partner Federico Chiesa or Kenan Yildiz at Stadio Olimpico. Yet to score in 14 Serie A appearances so far this season, Kean has not found the net in his last 18 league games, which is the longest goal drought endured by any Juve striker for more than 20 years. Lazio possible starting lineup: Mandas; Gila, Romagnoli, Casale; Lazzari, Guendouzi, Cataldi, Marusic; Alberto, Zaccagni; Immobile Juventus possible starting lineup: Szczesny; Gatti, Bremer, Danilo; Cambiaso, McKennie, Locatelli, Rabiot, Kostic; Chiesa, Kean We say: Lazio 0-1 Juventus It may take time to make the transition from Sarri-ball to Tudor's tactics, so Lazio are set to suffer another defeat this weekend. Ahead of their next meeting on Tuesday, these sides will most likely play out a cagey affair, with Juve reverting to type and grinding out the win. Read more -> https://www.sportsmole.co.uk/football/lazio/preview/preview-lazio-vs-juventus-prediction-team-news-lineups_539947.html?cQx=NN&newsnow

Koopmeiners or Ferguson – Tacchinardi names which player should Juventus sign Juventus is showing interest in two standout midfielders from Serie A: Teun Koopmeiners from Atalanta and Lewis Ferguson from Bologna. The Bianconeri have been closely monitoring both players for several months and appear to be nearing a decision on which one to pursue. Having scouted these talented midfielders extensively, Juventus is confident that either Koopmeiners or Ferguson could significantly strengthen their squad. ............ Choosing between the two talented midfielders presents a challenge, and former Juventus star Alessio Tacchinardi expressed his desire for the club to acquire both players, highlighting their quality and potential to enhance the team. He said: “In my opinion, Juve should take them both. This team needs midfielders who know how to score goals: and they both are. It needs intense players: and they both are. Players who dribble and attack the goal: and they both are. They complement each other very well and I would take them both. If I had to choose, it would also depend on the technical guide: Koopmeiners seems to like to dribble a little more, Ferguson always goes inside. But then again, I would see them well together and in my opinion they are two Juventus players.” ............ Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/koopmeiners-or-ferguson-tacchinardi-names-which-player-should-juventus-sign/

Wojciech Szczesny the hero as Poland qualifies for Euro 2024 Juventus star Wojciech Szczesny emerged as the hero as the Poland national team secured their place in the group stages of Euro 2024. Poland had to qualify via the playoffs and faced Wales in the finals, in what proved to be one of the most challenging matches. ............... With some of Europe’s top players, including Robert Lewandowski, on their side, Poland battled Wales to a goalless draw after 120 minutes of play. The match had to be decided on penalties, during which the Polish team demonstrated perfection from the spot, converting all their kicks flawlessly. Wales’ Dan James stepped up to take the final penalty kick, but Szczesny’s crucial save ensured Poland’s victory and their qualification for the Euros. ............... Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/wojciech-szczesny-the-hero-as-poland-qualifies-for-euro-2024/

Pundit urges Juventus to cash in on two key players Two Juventus players facing uncertain futures at the club ahead of the summer transfer window are Gleison Bremer and Federico Chiesa. The Bianconeri are anticipated to undergo a significant overhaul in the summer, regardless of whether they secure a return to the Champions League. ............ While some Juventus fans may oppose Chiesa’s potential departure, pundit Claudio Anellucci believes it may not be a detrimental decision for the club. He said: “I would sell both Bremer and Chiesa and I wouldn’t tear my hair out. Chiesa’s performance in the last year and a half is absolutely unsatisfactory for a normal player, for a ‘pumped’ player like Chiesa it is unacceptable. Juve can give up on both of them. Bremer he’s a normal defender, if a crazy offer arrives I think the Juventus CEO will give it more than a thought. With the two’s money you would make an excellent transfer market.” ............ Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/pundit-urges-juventus-to-cash-in-on-two-key-players/

Details emerge about Bremer’s release clause as rumors begin to fly When Gleison Bremer signed his contract extension with Juventus back in late December, it was viewed as a late Christmas gift as the Bisnconeri locked up one of their best players for the long term. It was one of Cristiano Giuntoli’s first big-time moves to signal who he wants to center his Juve squad around going into the future as he tries to reshape the club’s roster over the next year or two. What we didn’t know when the contract was announced on Dec. 27 is that there’s a little bit of a potential road block in Bremer being a building block of the future. One that we’ve rarely seen at Juventus over the last couple of decades when it comes to high-priced players. That’s because all of two days before Juventus returns to action to begin the final stretch of the 2023-24 season, we learned through various reports in the Italian media that there is a now a release clause in Bremer’s contract that goes into effect in 2025. The release clause is valued anywhere between €60 million and €70 million depending on certain variables, and thus causes a situation this summer where big-money clubs are likely to come calling trying to sign him for either just as much or see if Juve want to sell him for more than the release clause is valued at. So as much as Bremer’s new deal through 2028 allowed for his salary to be spread out another 18 months, it now suddenly has this extra piece to it that certainly causes reason for concern. Even before news of Bremer’s release clause came to light Thursday, rumors of interest from Manchester United and potentially other Premier League clubs were starting to come to light. They weren’t from what you would call reliable sources, but now there’s bound to be even more chatter about what the 27-year-old Brazilian’s future in Turin has in store. ............. Read more -> https://www.blackwhitereadallover.com/2024/3/29/24115117/gleison-bremer-juventus-release-clause-2024-serie-a-premier-league-manchester-united-transfer-rumors

BRUNO GIACOMO PONTONI https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juventus_Football_Club_1953-1954 Nazione: Italia Luogo di nascita: Torino Data di nascita: 17.07.1935 Luogo di morte: Torino Data di morte: 10.05.2011 Ruolo: Attaccante Altezza: - Peso: - Soprannome: - Alla Juventus dal 1953 al 1955 Esordio: 24.09.1953 - Amichevole - Alessandria-Juventus 2-1 Ultima partita: 26.06.1955 - Amichevole - Torino-Juventus 1-1 0 presenze - 0 reti

VITTORIO POCOROBBA Nazione: Italia Luogo di nascita: Trapani Data di nascita: 19.08.1958 Ruolo: Difensore Altezza: - Peso: - Soprannome: - Alla Juventus dal 1976 al 1977 0 presenze - 0 reti