Socrates

Bonucci ammonito. L'arbitro é incomprensibile.

Si alza Llorente.

Vucinic risponde per le rime a Conte.

Tevez a terra, l'arbitro e il guardalinee non vedono niente.

Certo, ora loro hanno fatto un goal in trasferta come noi all'andata.

Pareggia il Lione.

Per l'arbitro non é rigore su Tevez.

Bella Juve!

Loro non hanno piú Juninho noi abbiamo ancora Andrea Pirlo.

ANDREA PIRLO 1-0

Incontenibile Carlos!

Grande Carlos!

JUVENTUS - OLYMPIQUE LYON April 10, 2014 - 9:05 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Alberto Undiano Mallenco (Spain) Line-ups: Juventus-Lyon Apr 10, 2014 Carlos Tevez and Mirko Vucinic lead the way as Juventus host Lyon in the Europa League quarter-final. The first leg saw the Bianconeri win 1-0 in France and this decider kicks off at the Juventus Stadium at 21.05 CET. Arturo Vidal returns from suspension in both Serie A and Europe to bolster the midfield, while Paul Pogba is rested in favour of Claudio Marchisio. Andrea Barzagli and Angelo Ogbonna are still unavailable, so Martin Caceres again partners Leonardo Bonucci and Giorgio Chiellini. It was Bonucci who scored the decisive goal at the Stade de Gerland last week. Choosing Vucinic in attack suggests Antonio Conte has lost faith in Daniel Osvaldo, so his loan from Southampton will not be made permanent at the end of the season. Tevez is hoping to break his extraordinary goal drought, as he has not scored in European competition since 2009, when he was wearing the Manchester United jersey. Lyon need to score twice in order to go through to the semi-final, having lost 1-0 on home turf. The injury crisis continues with Mouhamadou Dabo, Milan Bisevac, Gueida Fofana, Clement Grenier, Miguel Lopes and ex-Milan midfielder Yoann Gourcuff are sidelined. Once again, Lyon start with Jimmy Briand and Alexandre Lacazette in attack, leaving Bafetimbi Gomis on the bench. JUVENTUS: Buffon; Caceres, Bonucci, Chiellini; Isla, Vidal, Pirlo, Marchisio, Asamoah; Tevez, Vucinic Juventus bench: Storari, Ogbonna, Lichtsteiner, Pogba, Giovinco, Llorente, Osvaldo LYON: Lopes; Tolisso, B Kone, Umtiti, Bedimo; Malbranque, Ferri, Gonalons, Mvuemba; Briand, Lacazette Lyon bench: Vercoutre, Zeffane, Bisevac, Danic, Fekir, Gomis, Njie

JUVENTUS - OLYMPIQUE LYON April 10, 2014 - 9:05 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Alberto Undiano Mallenco (Spain) We will honour EL - Marotta Apr 10, 2014 Juve are top of Serie A and won the first leg of the Europa League quarter-final 1-0 away to Lyon. The second leg kicks off tonight at 21.05 CET. “Both tournaments are priorities for us, as when Juventus enter a competition they have to go all the way. We will honour this tournament in the best way possible, especially as the Final will be in our own stadium. “In Serie A we are in a head-to-head with Roma now and will push all the way to win. We have to be proud of what we’re achieving this season.” Marotta was asked about Atletico Madrid’s victory over Barcelona this week, knocking them out of the Champions League quarter-finals. “Without doubt they prove that football is not just the value of the players, but also the winning mentality and motivation. Atletico showed against Barcelona how motivated they were and always came first to every ball. “Barcelona’s performance suggested an era is coming to an end and they need to renew. There are always cycles in football and they keep coming round.”

Tevez 'non-football situations' Apr 10, 2014 Juventus general manager Beppe Marotta said Carlos Tevez is not playing for Argentina due to “non-football situations.” The striker is Serie A top scorer with 18 goals this season, but is consistently ignored by Argentina boss Alejandro Sabella. “Clearly Tevez is a man and therefore aspires to wear the jersey of his country, especially at a World Cup,” Marotta told Sky Sport Italia. “He deserves it for his talents, but the Coach makes his decisions. I think it is down to non-football situations we don’t know. “As a professional, Tevez accepts this decision with disappointment, but understanding, realising he can gain satisfaction elsewhere in his career.”

Sta sempre attaccato al muro ...

Isla somiglia a Maradona solo per quanto riguarda il riscaldamento purtroppo ...

JUVENTUS - OLYMPIQUE LIONE 10 April, 2014 - ore 21:05 Juventus Stadium — Torino Arbitro: Alberto Undiano Mallenco (Spagna) Juventus-Lione in 10 numeri Stasera il retour-match dei quarti della UEFA Europa League tra Juventus e Lione: ecco i 10 dati più curiosi sul match che si disputerà allo 'Stadium'. Apr 10, 2014 0 – Come le sconfitte interne della Juventus contro squadre francesi in competizioni UEFA. Il bilancio parla di sei vittorie e due pareggi. 4 – Come le vittorie esterne del Lione contro squadre italiane in competizioni UEFA. L’OL ha espugnato per ben due volte il campo dell’Inter, sempre con il punteggio di 2-1 (Coppa UEFA 97/98 e Champions League 2002/03). 23 – I risultati utili della Juventus nelle gare interne stagionali, tutte le competizioni comprese. Il bilancio parla di 20 vittorie e 3 pareggi. 1 – I goal segnati in carriera da Antonio Conte contro squadre francesi in competizioni UEFA. Il goal risale al 14 agosto 1999, in Rennes-Juventus 2-2, finale d’andata di Coppa Intertoto. 35 – Le volte in cui i giocatori del Lione sono finiti in fuorigioco in questa edizione della UEFA Europa League. Ha fatto peggio solo il Salisburgo (41). 83,9% – E' la precisione nei passaggi della Juventus in questa stagione di competizioni UEFA. Tra le squadre ancora in corsa nella UEFA Europa League, è il dato più alto. 1 – Il numero di squadre francesi arrivate agli ottavi della UEFA Europa League da quando la competizione ha soppiantato la vecchia Coppa UEFA. 126 – Il numero di presenze di Andrea Pirlo in competizioni UEFA. E’ il recordman tra i giocatori presenti nei quarti di finale della UEFA Europa League. 174 – I falli subiti dai giocatori del Lione dall’inizio della fase a gironi della UEFA Europa League. E’ il dato più alto nella competizione in corso. 14 – I goal segnati in carriera da Fernando Llorente nella UEFA Europa League. E’ il primatista nell’attuale rosa della Juventus. (dati Opta)

JUVENTUS - OLYMPIQUE LIONE 10 April, 2014 - ore 21:05 Juventus Stadium — Torino Arbitro: Alberto Undiano Mallenco (Spagna) Verso Juventus-Lione: Il sogno europeo passa dallo 'Juventus Stadium' Dopo il successo nella gara di andata, la 'Vecchia Signora' vuole chiudere la pratica davanti ai suoi tifosi. E la tradizione non è dalla parte della formazione allenata da Garde. Apr 10, 2014 PROBABILI FORMAZIONI BUFFON CACERES - BONUCCI - CHIELLINI ISLA - VIDAL - PIRLO - MARCHISIO - ASAMOAH VUCINIC - TEVEZ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GOMIS - LACAZETTE MALBRANQUE MVUEMBA - GONALONS - FERRI BEDIMO - UMTITI - KONE - TOLISSO LOPES Forte del risultato positivo maturato nella gara di andata, il tecnico della Juventus Antonio Conte presenta qualche novità rispetto alla gara disputata in Francia. In porta è confermatissimo Buffon con il trio formato da Caceres, Bonucci e Chiellini a formare la barriera difensiva. Asamoah viene confermato sulla corsia di sinistra mentre dall'altra parte torna Isla. Vidal è di nuovo a disposizione dopo la squalifica e andrà a completare il terzetto con Pirlo e Marchisio. A riposo Pogba, La coppia d'attacco sarà formata da Vucinic, provato nella rifinitura tra i titolari, e Tevez. Per quanto riguarda il Lione, invece, l'allenatore Remi Garde presenta gli stessi undici che hanno iniziato sette giorni fa. Pertanto tra i pali c'è Anthony Lopes, Umtiti e Kone formano la cerniera difensiva centrale mentre Bedimo e Tolisso corrono lungo le fasce. In cabina di regia agisce Gonalons, ai cui fianchi ci sono Mvuemba e Ferri. Malbranque, che giostra sulla trequarti, deve supportare i due attaccanti di riferimento: Gomis e Lacazette. Sempre assenti per infortunio Dabo, Fofana, Gourcuff e Grenier. CURIOSITA' • Juventus e Lione si affrontano per la seconda volta nella loro storia. Il primo incontro si è disputato sette giorni fa in terra transalpina con i bianconeri che sono riusciti ad imporsi di misura grazie al goal realizzato da Bonucci. • Con il successo maturato allo stadio Gerland, 'Madama' ha allungato a 15 la striscia di risultati positivi in Europa League. Per trovare l'ultima sconfitta bisogna risalire al 2010 e precisamente al ritorno degli ottavi di finale contro il Fulham. • Sono quattro i giocatori che hanno indossato entrambe le casacche. Si tratta di Nestor Combin, Jean-Alain Boumsong, Tiago Mendes e Fabio Grosso. • La 'Vecchia Signora' ha vinto questa competizione in tre occasioni, quando ancora veniva chiamata Coppa Uefa: nel 1976-77 contro l'Athletic Bilbao, nel 1989-90 contro la Fiorentina e nel 1992-93 contro il Borussia Dortmund. • Qualora uscisse sconfitta, per la squadra di Garde si tratterebbe della terza eliminazione consecutiva per mano di una squadra italiana. Nella stagione 2005-06 fu il Milan ed estromettere i francesi dalla Champions League vincendo per 3-1 in casa nella gara di ritorno dopo lo 0-0 maturato all'andata. L'anno successivo toccò alla Roma spegnere i sogni di gloria dell'allora formazione allenata da Houllier, espugnando per 2-0 il rettangolo di gioco francese dopo il pareggio interno terminato sul risultato di 0-0. • La Juventus è saldamente in testa alla classifica del campionato di Serie A con 8 punti di vantaggio sulla Roma inseguitrice. Il Lione, invece, occupa la quinta posizione nella Ligue 1 con 4 punti di ritardo sul Saint-Etienne. Testa a Testa UEFA Europa League ‎-‎ 03/apr/2014 - Lione 0 - 1 Juventus Amichevoli ‎- 24/lug/2010 - Juventus 2 - 1 Lione Ultime 5 Partite JUVENTUS 07/apr/2014 - Juventus 2 - 0 Livorno - Serie A 03/apr/2014 - Lione 0 - 1 Juventus - EL 30/mar/2014 - Napoli 2 - 0 Juventus - Serie A 26/mar/2014 - Juventus 2 - 1 Parma - Serie A 23/mar/2014 - Catania 0 - 1 Juventus - Serie A LIONE 06/apr/2014 - Valenciennes 1 - 2 Lione - Ligue 1 03/apr/2014 - Lione 0 - 1 Juventus - EL 30/mar/2014 - Lione 1 - 2 Saint-Etienne - Ligue 1 23/mar/2014 - EA Guingamp 0 - 1 Lione - Ligue 1 20/mar/2014 - Viktoria Plzeň 2 - 1 Lione - EL

JUVENTUS - OLYMPIQUE LYON April 10, 2014 - 9:05 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Alberto Undiano Mallenco (Spain) Every Italian should support Juventus - Prandelli The Azzurri boss wants the entire nation to get behind the Bianconeri in Europe in a bid to endorse a sense of patriotism ahead of the World Cup. Apr 10, 2014 Cesare Prandelli believes that everyone in Italy should support Juventus for the course of their Europa League run. The Bianconeri stand on the brink of the semi-finals of the competition after winning the first-leg of their last-eight tie against Olympique Lyonnais 1-0 last week. Giorgio Chiellini claimed that the whole country wants to see his side fail, but the Azzurri coach believes supporting Antonio Conte's men will help the fortunes of the national team. "When it comes to understanding fans, we need to improve and we all have to grow," he told Tuttosport. "I would like all Italians to be closer to the national team and not just for a brief period during the World Cup or the European Championship. "As a country, we need to move on from the point of view of cheering on individual clubs. As Italians, we should be always be on the side of any team involved in Europe. "We are compatriots and are challenging foreign teams. This should come before any parochialism. "It would be nice if all Italians cheer on Juve against Lyon with the hope that Juve win the Europa League. "We must be the biggest fans of our teams when they are abroad."

JUVENTUS - OLYMPIQUE LYON April 10, 2014 - 9:05 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Alberto Undiano Mallenco (Spain) Llorente: Great opportunity Apr 10, 2014 Juventus striker Fernando Llorente says his side’s Europa League campaign is a golden opportunity to win a European trophy for the club. The Spaniard is grateful for having had the chance to play for the Old Lady, describing his move to Turin as a dream come true. “The Europa League, with the final being played in our stadium, gives us great motivation,” Llorente said to AS. “That fact alone pushes us to try to win a European trophy. It’s a very good opportunity. “Of course we were thinking about the Champions League but now we are in the Europa League and we are close to reaching the final. “It’s an incredible opportunity to get ourselves a European title, something that has been missing from this club for a long time. “I have been lucky to be able to come here to Juve. It was a dream come true and things are going well. “I just need to keep working hard during the season’s finale, given that we are trying to win two trophies. That’s our target.” The 29-year-old did however admit that it would be very difficult for him to secure a place in his country’s World Cup squad. “For me it won’t be easy to go to the World Cup. Getting to play for the national team is very difficult, but none of us lose all hope that it will happen.”

JUVENTUS - OLYMPIQUE LYON April 10, 2014 - 9:05 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Alberto Undiano Mallenco (Spain) Tacchinardi on Juve Apr 10, 2014 Alessio Tacchinardi has given his thoughts on Juventus’ Europa League credentials ahead of their quarter-final second leg with Lyon tonight. The Old Lady take a 1-0 aggregate lead into the match but the former Bianconeri midfielder says the team should not take anything for granted. “After 11 years Juventus have the chance to return to a European semi-final,” Tacchinardi told Radio Mana Mana Sport. “For me, this is an important match despite the fact that some have a bad attitude towards the Europa League. “Winning a trophy would be important and especially crucial if they want to aim for the Champions League next year. “Juventus should follow the example of Atletico Madrid, who took a similar journey and now they are in the Champions League semi-finals. “It has already been too long since Juve last won in Europe.” The 38-year-old then states his belief that Carlos Tevez should start tonight’s game. “I would play Tevez because it would send a strong message to the team. This is a match that should not be underestimated. “There will be time for the team to recover as there is not another game for them until Monday evening.”

JUVENTUS - OLYMPIQUE LYON April 10, 2014 - 9:05 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Alberto Undiano Mallenco (Spain) Ravanelli: Juventus must seize 'once in a lifetime' opportunity The former Bianconeri striker is eager to see Antonio Conte's side lift the Europa League on home soil but has warned of the quality possessed by Olympique Lyonnais. Apr 10, 2014 EXCLUSIVE By Romeo Agresti Former Juventus striker Fabrizio Ravanelli has urged Antonio Conte's side to take their "once in a lifetime" chance of winning the Europa League on home soil. The Bianconeri stand on the brink of the semi-finals of the competition after winning the first leg of their last-eight tie with Olympique Lyonnais 1-0 in France last week. The ex-Italy star has urged his old club to seal a European triumph this season - particularly with the final to be played in Turin. "Juventus have the once in a lifetime chance of winning a European Cup in their own stadium," he told Goal. "I know Conte, he'll be able to keep pressure on the players. If they keep the right pace and concentration, they'll easily progress. They mustn't repeat the first half they played at the Gerland." Ravanelli has first-hand of experience of Lyon, having beaten them while Ajaccio coach earlier this season, and believes Remi Garde's side will prove a match for the Italian champions on Thursday. "OL are an interesting team, with some good individuals like Alexandre Lacazette and Bafetimbi Gomis, while I don't rate Maxime Gonalons the top player others say he is. "My Ajaccio beat Lyon thanks to counterattacking; Juventus should be careful, because they have a very compact midfield line, able to destroy the opponent's game."