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JUVENTUS - LIVORNO April 7, 2014 - 7:00 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Andrea Gervasoni HT 2-0: Llorente double stuns Livorno Apr 7, 2014 A quick-fire brace from Fernando Llorente has given Juventus the 2-0 half-time lead over plucky Livorno. The gap at the top of the table had temporarily been closed to five points, so the pressure was on Juve to win and restore the eight-point cushion. Arturo Vidal was suspended and Andrea Barzagli injured, but Carlos Tevez started despite a muscular problem ahead of Thursday’s Europa League quarter-final with Lyon. The Amaranto were in the drop zone and desperate, especially as Emerson, Ibrahima Mbaye and Andrea Luci were sidelined. Paulinho was rested, as he is on a booking and couldn’t be risked for next week’s relegation dogfight with Chievo. Innocent Emeghara scored in last week’s 2-2 draw with Inter and his confidence was still high, as within two minutes he had forced Gigi Buffon to beat away a snapshot. The Swiss striker threatened again, running at Leonardo Bonucci to set up a Luca Siligardi effort wide. Tevez responded, testing Francesco Bardi at the near post after good work from Fernando Llorente. Giorgio Chiellini wasted a great opportunity, blasting over from just inside the penalty area against his former club from a Paul Pogba assist. Stephan Lichtsteiner prodded off target too and Ceccherini performed a crucial sliding tackle on Kwadwo Asamoah in the box. The pressure finally paid off on 32 minutes when Llorente gathered from Tevez with his back to goal, spun round his marker and smashed it into the near top corner. Pogba’s screamer was charged down and from the resulting Andrea Pirlo corner Llorente was allowed a free header, which Bardi did not deal with at all well. It appeared to be straight at him and the goalkeeper fumbled it over the line. It was the Spaniard’s seventh headed goal of the season, more than any other Serie A player. Lichtsteiner ran on to a slide-rule pass down the right and tried to roll across for Tevez, crucially intercepted by Bardi. Just before the break, Emeghara caused a scare when he skipped past two players down the left and hesitated, allowing the block for a corner. Moments later, Juve went on the counter-attack and Tevez curled just off target. Juventus 2-0 Livorno (Half-Time) Scorers: Llorente 32, 35 (J) Juventus: Buffon; Caceres, Bonucci, Chiellini; Lichtsteiner, Pogba, Pirlo, Marchisio, Asamoah; Tevez, Llorente Livorno: Bardi; Ceccherini, Valentini, Coda, Castellini; Benassi, Biagianti, Duncan, Mesbah; Emeghara, Siligardi Ref: Gervasoni http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

JUVENTUS - LIVORNO April 7, 2014 - 7:00 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Andrea Gervasoni Marotta: 'Juve used to pressure' Apr 7, 2014 Juventus “are accustomed to being under pressure,” said director Beppe Marotta ahead of the match with Livorno. “Every weekend we have to pass a new test,” Marotta told Sky Sport Italia after Roma temporarily closed the gap at the top of the Serie A table to five points. “It’s a difficult test this time, as Livorno have a lot to lose and we must have the maximum concentration. “This season the gap had seemed to be more consistent than in previous years, but we are accustomed to being under pressure. It is in the DNA of the club, Coach and directors.” Carlos Tevez is starting this evening despite a muscular problem, though there were reports he’d be rested ahead of the Europa League quarter-final with Lyon on Thursday. “If Tevez said he is available, then it’s because he feels good physically. The strapping is just a preventative measure, otherwise Antonio Conte wouldn’t have picked him.” Marotta caused controversy last week when complaining Napoli celebrated “like a provincial team” after beating Juventus, to which the son of President Aurelio De Laurentiis replied by calling him “ignorant.” “Ignorant? I’ll take that...” shrugged Marotta. http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

Zwaar bewolkt hier.

Sta per arrivare anche da noi, lo so.

Gran tiro di Tevez di poco fuori. Peccato.

Li mortacci di Emeghara.

Io abito vicino ad Arnhem e qui non piove.

Lichtsteiner non é Cristiano Ronaldo e non realizza il 3-0.

FERNANDO LLORENTE 2-0

FERNANDO LLORENTE 1-0

Altro sbaglio sottoporta di un difensore stavolta Bonucci.

Altro goal mangiato stavolta da Lichtsteiner.

Occasione d'oro mancata da Chiellini.

Pogba di poco anticipato di testa.

JUVENTUS - LIVORNO April 7, 2014 - 7:00 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Andrea Gervasoni Line-ups: Juventus-Livorno Apr 7, 2014 Juventus take on desperate Livorno in the 19.00 CET kick-off after Roma closed the gap to five points. The Bianconeri are caught between needing to rotate the squad ahead of Thursday’s Europa League quarter-final with Lyon and defending their Serie A leadership. They were beaten 2-0 by Napoli last week and Roma’s successful run has closed the gap at the top of the table to only five points. Andrea Barzagli is still out injured with Arturo Vidal suspended, while Carlos Tevez starts despite a muscular problem he suffered in Lyon. He partners Fernando Llorente, while Giorgio Chiellini starts against his hometown club. Livorno are in the bottom three, but boosted their confidence last week by fighting back from 2-0 down to hold Inter 2-2. Andrea Luci, Emerson and Ibrahima Mbaye are all injured, while top scorer Paulinho is not risked from the start. That’s because the Brazilian is one yellow card away from suspension and Livorno cannot afford to miss him in next week’s relegation dogfight with Chievo. Instead, Innocent Emeghara and his lightning pace starts with Luca Siligardi, while Ishak Belfodil is on the bench. This fixture has been played 16 times in Serie A with 14 home victories, one draw (2-2 on December 5 1948) and one Livorno win (3-2 on January 11 1942). In those meetings Juve scored 49 goals and conceded 16. JUVENTUS: Buffon; Caceres, Bonucci, Chiellini; Lichtsteiner, Pogba, Pirlo, Marchisio, Asamoah; Tevez, Llorente Juventus bench: Storari, Rubinho, Isla, Ogbonna, Peluso, Padoin, Giovinco, Vucinic, Osvaldo, Quagliarella LIVORNO: Bardi; Ceccherini, Valentini, Coda, Castellini; Benassi, Biagianti, Duncan, Mesbah; Emeghara, Siligardi Livorno bench: Tiritiello, Bartolini, Paulinho, Gemiti, Aldegani, Greco, Mosquera, Anania, Belfodil, Borja, Piccini http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

JUVENTUS - LIVORNO April 7, 2014 - 7:00 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Andrea Gervasoni All of Italy's against Juventus, says Chiellini The defender claims the rest of Serie A is desperate to see the champions lose but considers it a compliment based on their domestic dominance. Apr 7, 2014 Juventus defender Giorgio Chiellini says the rest of Italy are out to end the club's spell of dominance in Serie A. The champions are five points clear at the top of the table with seven games remaining and on track to claim their third consecutive Scudetto crown. There were joyous celebrations as Napoli, third in the standings, ended Juve's 22-match unbeaten streak courtesy of a shock 2-0 victory last weekend, but Chiellini took the euphoria as a compliment to the Bianconeri's overwhelming success since their promotion from Serie B in 2007. "I don't think it was excessive, it was just the simple celebration of those who want to win and not finish second," the 29-year-old told Tuttosport. "It's been Juve versus the rest of Italy since the start of the season. "When Juventus lose, everyone celebrates because they hope the title race will be open again. The more you win, the less people like you. "Of course, I hope next year they'll like us even less..." Last weekend's loss opened the door, albeit slightly, for second-placed Roma, who have now played one game more than Antonio Conte's men. The leaders have the chance to bounce back when they host relegation-threatened Livorno on Monday and Chiellini knows victory at Juventus Stadium would dent any lingering title hopes in the capital. "We have the Scudetto in our grasp, but that doesn't mean we've already won it," said Chiellini. "Now we need to bring it home. The fixture list might appear simple on paper, but there are dangers, starting from Livorno. "On the other hand, Roma can play without pressure. They've had an amazing campaign, beyond their best expectations."

JUVENTUS - LIVORNO April 7, 2014 - 7:00 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Andrea Gervasoni Juventus-Livorno Betting Preview: Depleted hosts to make the breakthrough after half-time Antonio Conte's men are overwhelming favourites to beat the strugglers, but there is value in backing the majority of the goals to go in after the break. Apr 7, 2014 Juventus will be looking to bounce back from last week’s 2-0 defeat at Napoli when they welcome struggling Livorno to Turin on Monda. That result ended the Bianconeri's 22-match unbeaten streak in Serie A and they are 1/6 (1.17) favourites with bet365 to get straight back to winning ways tonight. Domenico Di Carlo’s men have won just three of their last 20 league fixtures but are available at 18/1 (19.00) to pull themselves out of the bottom three with a shock victory at the home of the champions. The hosts have not dropped a single point at home all season, but you can get odds of 11/2 (6.50) on them settling for a draw this evening. Despite their setback in Naples, Antonio Conte’s men demonstrated exactly why they have dominated their league for the past few season in Thursday’s Europa League win at Olympique Lyonnais. Having failed to impose themselves on a tight game in an attacking sense, the Italians eventually came away with an invaluable away victory after centre-back Lenoardo Bonucci struck a scrappy late winner from a corner. Conte’s team have consistently found a way to win without truly sparkling this campaign and should require this never-say-die attitude more than ever tonight due to their current injury list. A hectic schedule has finally caught up with the hosts, depriving them of injured top scorer Carlos Tevez and suspended star midfielder Arturo Vidal for the clash against a Labronici side reinvigorated by last weekend’s comeback in the 2-2 draw against Inter. Patience may therefore by required of the home crowd this evening, with odds of 21/20 (2.05) looking a sensible option on a spirited Livorno performance ensuring that the majority of the goals go in after half-time. That bet would have paid out in four of Juventus’ last six games, as well as four of the visitors’ last five away from home. http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

JUVENTUS - LIVORNO April 7, 2014 - 7:00 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Andrea Gervasoni Juventus v Livorno – Team News, Tactics, Line-ups And Prediction Apr 7, 2014 It’s the business end of the season and the games are approaching thick and fast. Juventus are battling out for titles on two fronts. Their midweek Europa League tussle against Lyon didn’t make for the most attractive of showings yet in what has become the norm off late, they managed to grind out a slender victory. Indeed, the Bianconeri haven’t been as assertive as we’ve grown used to yet they always manage to get the job done. Fatigue is a valid alibi in a congested fixture list but it’s something a team of their caliber must get used to. Roma’s win over Cagliari means the gap at the top of the table has been cut down to 5 points. Although you could say that Juventus do have the easier run-in with the penultimate game against Roma the only real hurdle left. The potential Europa League fixtures placed in between could make things a bit difficult for the Champions but they do have the depth in the squad to bag both the titles they are currently in the running for. Team news and tactics Juventus Last weekend’s lackluster loss to Napoli was only Juve’s second loss of the campaign. Their last, triggered a record breaking winning streak. Conte will hope his side come up with the same reaction. Arturo Vidal is suspended for this one so Claudio Marchisio will enter the fray to take his place. The much praised Juventus midfield has been almost invisible in recent games. Players are off form and they’ve found it hard to establish authority and command. That was most evident when Leonardo Bonucci was forced to distribute from the back against Lyon. The defender launched countless wayward deliveries to his forwards that only intensified the frustration. To his credit though, he did put the ball in the back of the net, that turned out to be the winner. Pablo Osvaldo is expected to partner Mirko Vucinic in attack as Carlos Tevez and Fernando Llorente might be given a much needed and deserved breather. Osvaldo, since bursting onto the scene for Juventus in the Europa League, has since seen his form disappear. The former Roma striker has yet to score for his new club in the league and has come under much scrutiny given his less than impressive performances. Andrea Barzagli, Simone Pepe and Angelo Ogbonna should sit this one out with injuries. Expected starting line-up (3-5-2): Buffon; Caceres, Bonucci, Chiellini; Lichtsteiner, Pogba, Pirlo, Marchisio, Asamoah; Osvaldo, Vucinic Livorno A contrast to their illustrious opponents, Livorno are in the pits of Serie A. A draw against Inter last weekend saw them pick up a vital point that keeps alive their hopes of survival. Livorno lie in 18th place in the league charts with just two points behind Bologna. Di Carlo’s men have seven games of unadulterated struggle to look forward to but there could be a light at the end of the tunnel that could see them retain their Serie A status. It won’t be easy though and to make things worse, they have to contend with injuries to key players. Luci, Emerson, Rinaudo and Mbaye are all out of the fixture and it remains unclear whether top scorer Paulinho will start for the visitors. His absence will be a major blow for the Tuscan based outfit as his contribution of 12 goals so far has kept them alive in the league, just about. Hopes will be pinned on the shoulders of young hot-shot Francesco Bardi. The young Italian keeper has come to the fore this season with excellent performances. His outings in the summer u21 Euros allowed him a platform to showcase his precocious talent and he’s steadily improving with time. Livorno are expected to sit back and crowd out their midfield in a bid to make life difficult for Juventus. It won’t be easy for Juventus to break them down and with fatigue a possible factor, Livorno won’t think twice about counter-attacking the Bianconeri. Expected starting line-up (4-2-3-1): Bardi (GK); Ceccherini, Valentini, Castellini; Piccini, Benassi, Biagianti, Duncan, Mesbah; Siligardi, Emeghara Player to watch-out for Paul Pogba (Juventus) Speculation as you would expect, has been at a maximum around Paul Pogba’s future. Every new week brings with it a new flurry of rumors about a move beyond Italy. On the field however, the young Frenchman has blown hot and cold. Since the turn of the year, Pogba’s form has dipped and rarely has he been as outstanding as we’ve come to expect. Yet, you tend to forget that he’s still at the tender age of 21 and far from a finished product. Pogba, though, has the potential to decide the course of a game with the flick of his boot and will see Livorno as the perfect opportunity to get some form going. Prediction Juventus 2-0 Livorno The home side are heavy favorites at the impenetrable fortress that is the Juventus Stadium. Having won all their home games in Serie A this campaign, it is almost foolish to look at a result that doesn’t see the Champions pick up the three points. Juventus will aim to finish off the game as quickly as possible and leave a bit in the tank ahead of their second leg against Lyon. http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

JUVENTUS - LIVORNO April 7, 2014 - 7:00 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Andrea Gervasoni Juventus vs. Livorno Preview: Round 32 — The start of something new? You know, like a new unbeaten streak. Funny how that works... Apr 7, 2014 Juventus' first 90 minutes in a post-Napoli loss world looked a lot like the four weeks building up to it. It was a struggle, something that has become all too familiar to us Juventini these days. For better or worse, it's seems as though being completely frustrated is a requirement to watch Juve these days. What we discovered is that a league loss wasn't the straightaway cure like it was the first time this season. Different kinds of situations, sure, but also the same kind of losses. Bad, bad losses. The only losses we've seen Juventus suffer in Serie A this season. So much for immediate gratification, huh, folks? Now with everybody saying the Scudetto race is back on with Roma being five points behind Juventus, a team at the opposite end of the table comes to Turin for a little Monday night football. This Livorno side is far from trying to stave off another team to win the league title. Far from it. When Livorno takes the Juventus Stadium field, they know full well that they need points in the worst possible way. But in a way, you could say that Juventus is also a desperate team. Desperate in a sense that they want to try and get back to how they were playing a few months ago. Desperate to stop this run of form where they seem to only win by inches with sub-par performance after sub-par performance. Desperate to score more than one goal in a game. And, probably above all else, desperate to get back to winning in Serie A. What will it be, fellas? Three points would be cool. So would two or three goals. Oh, and a shutout. GOOD NEWS Juventus are at home, in Turin, and will be in front of what will be a sold out crowd. If there's ever a time to maybe get a little extra motivated to try and turn this run of poor form around, it's tomorrow night. The schedule is in their favor with one of Serie A's worst teams coming to Turin and they're going to be home all week. Can't draw it up better than that. BAD NEWS I'm just going to steal from the Lyon preview that went live on Wednesday because it still applies to Juventus today. Why? Because not much has changed over the last few days. If you have watched Juventus lately, you pretty much know things aren't going so hot right now. There are wins and the lead atop Serie A is still pretty comfortable, but the team's actual form has been pretty darn ugly. Winning ugly is one thing, but Napoli pretty reminded us of what we already knew — Juventus isn't playing well at all right now. The lead atop Serie A is a little smaller than it was a few days ago, but Juventus is still being Juventus right now. And this current version of Juventus we've seen the last four or six weeks, ain't the Juventus we saw the last time Juventus played Livorno. And just like against Lyon on Thursday, there will be no Arturo Vidal due to a yellow card suspension. Dammit. At least the guy will be well rested for Lyon's visit to Turin later in the week. WHAT TO WATCH FOR 1. Can Juventus snap out of this funk — at least a little bit. At this point, it seems pretty certain that things aren't going to all be fixed in 90 minutes. As much as we would like that to happen so that Juventus doesn't make us want to pull our hair out, it just doesn't seem realistic at this point. The more realistic thing that might happen is small, baby steps instead of one giant step that involves crushing the opponent. For all the 1-0 wins Juve have had recently, they haven't been pretty. The last time Juve played Livorno, it was towards the start of their unbeaten run, the part where they were blowing right past almost every opponent in Italy. This time, though, things are a little different. And maybe, just maybe, we can get back to the way things used to be. 2. Can Andrea Pirlo get back to being Andrea Pirlo? I think it's pretty safe to say that the bearded was shut down by Lyon on Thursday night. There were a few moments of Pirlo brilliance, a few perfectly-threaded passes to his teammates, but that's about it. Lyon's man-marking of Pirlo worked almost as well as anybody has accomplished this season. Something else I feel safe in saying: Livorno is not on Lyon's level, just as Lyon is probably not on Napoli's level. And with that, you hope that lesser competition turns out to be the something kick-starts Pirlo 3. If Carlos Tévez plays like he's at full strength. For one of the few times this season, Juve's No. 10 was rather ineffective before coming off due to an apparent leg injury against Lyon. Even though he did have to come off before the final whistle just a few days ago, Tévez has been included in Juve's 21-man squad by Antonio Conte for tomorrow night's game against Livorno and there's no reason to think he won't be in the starting lineup based on the "No news is good news" theory. You just hope whatever was tweak the other night in France doesn't become a lingering problem. 4. Who will be Tévez's strike partner. Some places say Fernando Llorente, other places say Dani Osvaldo. The only certainty is that Tévez is starting. The complete uncertainty, at least from the outside looking in, is that predicting who will start alongside Carlitos Neither player stands out when it comes to how they're performing as of late, so there's that. My own gut feeling is that Antonio Conte will probably stick with Llorente and Tevez because that's what Conte does — when in doubt, go with the players that have gotten you to this point. And while I'd like to see somebody else maybe get a shot at showing what they can do these days, my gut just can't stop talking to me. (And it's not because I'm hungry.) My starting XI (3-5-2): Buffon; Caceres, Bonucci, Chiellini; Isla, Pogba, Pirlo, Marchisio, Asamoah; Vucinic, Tevez OFFICIAL KICKOFF TIME: 7 P.M. IN ITALY; 1 P.M. ON THE EAST COAST; 10 A.M. ON THE WEST COAST http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

JUVENTUS - LIVORNO .................................. Serie A - 13^ giornata - Ritorno - 7-4-2014 (ore 19:00) Juventus Stadium, Torino Arbitro: Andrea Gervasoni Confronti ufficiali 45 - 33 (Serie A) - 12 (Campionato a gironi) Vittorie Juventus 30 - 23 (Serie A) - 7 (Campionato a gironi) Pareggi 11 - 7 (Serie A) - 4 (Campionato a gironi) Vittorie Livorno 4 - 3 (Serie A) - 1 (Campionato a gironi) Goals Juventus 106 - 79 (Serie A) - 27 (Campionato a gironi) Goals Livorno 40 - 30 (Serie A) - 10 (Campionato a gironi) Juventus - Livorno in campionato a Torino Giocate: 16 Vittorie Juventus: 14 (l'ultima il 19.09.2009, 2-0) Pareggi: 1 (il 05.12.1948, 2-2) Vittorie Livorno: 1 (l'11.01.1942, 2-3) Goals Juventus: 49 Goals Livorno: 16 Giocatori con più presenze e goals contro il Livorno a Torino in Serie A dal 1929/1930 6 presenze Depetrini Teobaldo 6 Rava Pietro 6 Varglien I Mario 5 Foni Alfredo 4 Borel II Felice Placido 4 Locatelli Ugo 4 Monti Luis 4 Parola Carlo 4 Rosetta Virginio 4 Sentimenti III Vittorio 7 goals Lustha Riza 4 Trezeguet David Sergio 3 Boniperti Giampiero 3 Iaquinta Vincenzo 2 Borel II Felice Placido 2 Camoranesi Mauro German 2 Cergoli Francesco 2 Del Piero Alessandro 2 Ferrari Giovanni 2 Ibrahimovic Zlatan Ultimi confronti diretti 18.04.1949 Serie A Livorno-Juventus 1-3 09.01.2005 Serie A Juventus-Livorno 4-2 22.05.2005 Serie A Livorno-Juventus 2-2 06.11.2005 Serie A Juventus-Livorno 3-0 18.03.2006 Serie A Livorno-Juventus 1-3 25.08.2007 Serie A Juventus-Livorno 5-1 27.01.2008 Serie A Livorno-Juventus 1-3 19.09.2009 Serie A Juventus-Livorno 2-0 06.02.2010 Serie A Livorno-Juventus 1-1 24.11.2013 Serie A Livorno-Juventus 0-2 Giocate 10 - Vittorie Juventus 8 - Pareggi 2 - Vittorie Livorno 0 - Goals Juventus 28 - Goals Livorno 9

JUVENTUS - LIVORNO April 7, 2014 - 7:00 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Andrea Gervasoni Juventus and Livorno squads Apr 6, 2014 Juventus are still without Andrea Barzagli and have Arturo Vidal suspended for their game with injury-hit Livorno. It kicks off on Monday at 19.00 CET. Angelo Ogbonna returns to the squad, but Barzagli remains sidelined along with Simone Pepe. Vidal sits out a Serie A ban after he was also suspended for the Europa League quarter-final against Lyon on Thursday. Carlos Tevez hobbled off during that 1-0 win in France and is in the squad, but could well be rested tomorrow. Livorno have to do without Andrea Luci, Emerson and Ibrahima Mbaye, as they are all sidelined, but there are no disciplinary concerns for Coach Mimmo Di Carlo. Juventus squad: Buffon, Chiellini, Caceres, Ogbonna, Pogba, Marchisio, Vucinic, Tevez, Giovinco, Peluso, Llorente, Osvaldo, Bonucci, Padoin, Pirlo, Asamoah, Lichtsteiner, Quagliarella, Storari, Isla, Rubinho Livorno squad: Bardi, Anania, Aldegani; Piccini, Gemiti, Coda, Ceccherini, Mesbah, Castellini, Valentini, Tiritiello; Biagianti, Duncan, Greco, Mosquera, Benassi, Bartolini; Siligardi, Paulinho, Borja, Emeghara, Belfodil http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

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JUVENTUS - LIVORNO April 7, 2014 - 7:00 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Andrea Gervasoni Di Carlo: 'Livorno can surprise Juve' Apr 6, 2014 Domenico Di Carlo said Livorno have no fear of Serie A leaders Juventus. “We hope to pull a surprise.” “Sooner or later, a surprise can happen and we hope to pull a surprise,” Coach Di Carlo told La giornalaccio rosa dello Sport. “Football is unpredictable. Don’t forget two years ago Juve drew here with Lecce around this time of the season and last term they lost to Sampdoria. “Of course, Juventus are having an extraordinary campaign and at times I hear criticism of them that is frankly inopportune. Antonio Conte is a perfectionist, just like me. “However, we can still hope they have an off day and we get the perfect game.” The Amaranto already caused an upset last week, fighting back from 2-0 down to hold Inter 2-2. “Against the big clubs you must know how to suffer under pressure and then hit them on the break to make the most of any distractions. “We are in the right condition to pick up points anywhere we can. Obviously I have to consider the overall situation as well.” This may well be a reference to the rumour Livorno will rest Paulinho, as he is on a yellow card and they cannot afford to miss him against Chievo next week. “Innocent Emeghara and Paulinho form a partnership that has technique, physicality and depth. I tried to bring confidence, enthusiasm, sense of belonging and the courage to dare. “The group is young, but these lads follow me and enjoy their football. When they get things wrong, they learn from their mistakes. “Set plays are fundamental and at times I shout at the players in the locker room because they ought to try out a few more training ground exercises. We are always looking for new options. “We have grown through the suffering this season because we are not afraid and want to go beyond our limitations.” http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111