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  1. MILAN 0 - 2 JUVENTUS Fernando Llorente (44′) Carlos Tévez (68′) March 2, 2014 - 8:45 PM Giuseppe Meazza (San Siro) Stadium — Milan Referee: Marco Guida Attendance:‬ 40000‎ Spirited Milan made to pay for wasted opportunities Mar 2, 2014 As expected, Sunday night's clash with Juventus proved to be a fascinating encounter between two giants of Italian football, despite the disparity in the league table this season. Milan caused the defending champions numerous problems in a spirited performance, but ultimately the quality in finishing was the difference as the Bianconeri secured a 2-0 win. http://markting10.nl/ There were various aspects of the performance which proved that Clarence Seedorf's game-plan was working to great effect, as Milan successfully negated the threat of a number of key players for the visitors. The full-backs were able to restrict Juve down the flanks, while Andrea Poli did an admirable job in limiting Andrea Pirlo's ability to dictate the game. Milan were also full of energy through the middle with Nigel De Jong and Riccardo Montolivo, and perhaps for an hour of the game supporters witnessed the best that this Milan has offered under Seedorf. Nevertheless, from Kaka's effort which was cleared off the line to wasteful finishing from Poli, the key element that is missing from the Rossoneri at this moment is an ability to be clinical when chances present themselves. http://markting10.nl/ The difference in quality was evident in that respect, as Juve found the net with a well-worked goal to break the deadlock, before Carlos Tevez secured the result with a stunning long-range effort. Mario Balotelli's absence was perhaps key in that area, but given the chances created, Seedorf will feel disappointed that the game slipped out of his grasp. What is particularly positive is the degree of control Milan are beginning to enjoy against top level opposition, and progressively they are starting to sustain it as fitness levels improve. However, to take full advantage of it, they mustn't be so wasteful as ultimately it will lead to results similar to that suffered on Sunday night. Regardless, there were several positives to take away from the game for Seedorf, as the new style of play and mentality is gradually shining through. Naturally, there are still problem areas to be ironed out, but on the whole the Rossoneri can be proud of their effort against the strongest unit in Italy as the Milan coach insisted after the game that he can see "the growth" in the squad. http://markting10.nl/ Perhaps an area of particular concern though is who will feature in the four-man attacking system as the season progresses and then moving into the next campaign. Adel Taarabt continues to be provide creativity, trickery and a general goal-scoring threat, but the other two positions behind the main striker are yet to be claimed consistently by any one player. Poli's energy and work-rate is vital depending on the circumstances and opposition, but Keisuke Honda and Kaka are struggling to have an influence on proceedings, particularly the former. http://markting10.nl/ Seedorf hasn't been apprehensive in using Riccardo Saponara, but the 22-year-old still looks marginally off the pace and there is an argument to suggest that his attributes aren't being fully utilised in a more central role. Despite the disappointing result, Milan produced an excellent performance in general despite fading late on. Seedorf has a week to help his players recover and regroup, but if Sunday night's game was an indication of what is to come under the Dutchman's management, there are plenty of positives to take moving forward. http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111
  2. MILAN 0 - 2 JUVENTUS Fernando Llorente (44′) Carlos Tévez (68′) March 2, 2014 - 8:45 PM Giuseppe Meazza (San Siro) Stadium — Milan Referee: Marco Guida Attendance:‬ 40000‎ The Bianconeri Make Their Chances Count Mar 2, 2014 Juventus beat AC Milan 2-0 at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza on Sunday night in Serie A. http://markting10.nl/ Fernando Llorente put the Bianconeri ahead on the stroke of half-time and Carlos Tevez doubled their lead mid-way through the second half. Adel Taarabt tested Juve’s Gianluigi Buffon with the outside of his right boot and Urby Emanuelson went wide by attempting a similar shot on his left. Christian Abbiati was then tested in the Rossoneri goal after Fernando Llorente turned and laid-off a pass for Carlos Tevez and the Milan keeper saved Stephan Lichtsteiner’s shot on the line with his foot. http://markting10.nl/ Kaka was then denied twice in less than five seconds. After some quick passing around the box from the Rossoneri, Kaka received the ball, forced Buffon into a save and then the rebound was cleared off the line by Leonardo Bonucci. The Rossoneri started taking greater control of possession as the half went on. Andrea Poli blasted over the bar, Riccardo Montolivo’s long-range effort was saved by Buffon, Taarabt was in front of goal when he headed over the bar, and Giampaolo Pazzini on the turn had a shot saved by Buffon. Kaka had a bending shot saved by Buffon and then Poli put the rebound over the bar. Juventus took the lead after 44 minutes and went into the half-time break with the lead. Lichtsteiner received the ball from Claudio Marchisio and then he cut the ball back for Fernando Llorente, who tapped the ball in from close range. http://markting10.nl/ The Bianconeri had the first chance of the second half when Tevez controlled a long pass and tested Abbiati and then the Rossoneri had two chances of their own. Taarabt’s cross was dealt with by Buffon and Poli headed over the bar and also collided with Juve defender Martin Caceres. Poli was taken off and replaced by Riccardo Saponara. AC Milan took a free-kick twice. Rami’s first attempt was blocked by Marchisio but he moved too early. Montolivo’s second chance went over the bar. Juventus doubled their lead after 68 minutes. Tevez received the ball from about 25 metres and unleashed a thunderous shot that gave Abbiati no hope and the ball flew under the bar and into the net. http://markting10.nl/ Emanuelson struck from long-range and Buffon diverted the shot away. Pirlo had an opportunity from a free-kick, which just flew over the bar and Pogba had space in the middle of the park and he unleashed a long-range effort that ended up hitting the post. AC Milan still went for the consolation goal but after a Saponara cross from the right-wing, Robinho’s shot hit the crossbar. Juventus won by two goals and unlike Milan, they finished their chances off. http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111
  3. MILAN 0 - 2 JUVENTUS Fernando Llorente (44′) Carlos Tévez (68′) March 2, 2014 - 8:45 PM Giuseppe Meazza (San Siro) Stadium — Milan Referee: Marco Guida Attendance:‬ 40000‎ Juventus move 11 points clear Mar 2, 2014 Juventus have extended their lead at the top of Serie A to 11 points courtesy of a 2-0 win over AC Milan at the San Siro this evening. http://markting10.nl/ The hosts began the match strongly and had two decent sights of goal in the opening 12 minutes, with Adel Taarabt testing Gianluigi Buffon before Giampaolo Pazzini nodded a chance over the bar. Carlos Tevez tested Christian Abbiati with a drilled shot after Fernando Llorente's flick, while the Milan keeper was also on hand to make a fine stop to deny Stephan Lichtsteiner after a defensive mix-up. Milan almost broke the deadlock in the 26th minute when Kaka beat Buffon at the second time of asking, only for Andrea Barzagli to get back in time to clear it off the line. http://markting10.nl/ They had another chance to make the breakthrough shortly before half time as Buffon could only push Kaka's effort into the path of Andrea Poli, but he blasted his effort over from close range. Juventus took the lead against the run of play just a minute later, however, as Tevez linked up with Lichtsteiner to tee up Llorente for a simple finish. They almost doubled their lead at the start of the second half as they broke forward from midfield through Tevez, whose eventual shot was well held by the keeper. http://markting10.nl/ Milan responded with two headed chances of their own in the space of one minute, but on both occasions Pazzini couldn't get enough power on either to beat Buffon. The visitors wrapped up all three points with just over 20 minutes of the match remaining as Tevez unleashed a powerful strike from long range that went in off the underside of the crossbar. Juve were inches away from making it three later in the match as Paul Pogba burst forward from midfield before firing a low effort that clipped the outside of the post. http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111
  4. MILAN 0 - 2 JUVENTUS Fernando Llorente (44′) Carlos Tévez (68′) March 2, 2014 - 8:45 PM Giuseppe Meazza (San Siro) Stadium — Milan Referee: Marco Guida Attendance:‬ 40000‎ Tevez screamer conquers San Siro Milan paid the price for wasting chances, as Juventus conquered San Siro with Fernando Llorente and a Carlos Tevez blockbuster. Mar 2, 2014 Antonio Conte’s men are now 11 points clear at the top of the table, even if Roma have a game in hand, and 17 points clear of Napoli in third place. http://markting10.nl/ The Rossoneri had to reshuffle with Mario Balotelli, Stephan El Shaarawy and Bryan Cristante injured, while Sulley Muntari was suspended. Christian Abbiati and Daniele Bonera returned after suffering from flu. Giampaolo Pazzini wore a face mask to protect a nose injury. Juve didn’t risk Giorgio Chiellini from the start and drafted in Claudio Marchisio for the banned Arturo Vidal, while Kwadwo Asamoah passed a fitness test. The Bianconeri were fresh from Thursday’s 2-0 Europa League victory away to Trabzonspor and Andrea Pirlo stepped back into the stadium that was his home for a decade. Early on Adel Taarabt tested Gigi Buffon from distance and then his cross was nodded wide by Pazzini. Juventus had a great chance on 17 minutes when Fernando Llorente only scuffed his attempt, but the ball kept going for Stephan Lichtsteiner who forced Abbiati into a desperate reaction save with his knee. http://markting10.nl/ Less than 30 seconds later Milan had an opportunity, but Pazzini just failed to get the flick before Buffon on an Ignazio Abate assist. Milan somehow failed to score on 26 minutes with a strong counter. Kaka’s first shot was parried by Buffon, then the second beat him only for Leonardo Bonucci to perform a desperate goalline clearance. Andrea Poli ballooned over after Pazzini’s effort was charged down on the edge of the box, then Buffon beat away a Riccardo Montolivo snapshot from distance. http://markting10.nl/ Taarabt’s first touch let him down when Kaka robbed Andrea Barzagli. Milan were dominating as the first half wore on and Buffon acrobatically flew to palm away a Kaka curler, but again Poli couldn’t keep the follow-up on target. However, it was Juventus who got the ball in the net with a well-worked move. Claudio Marchisio pounced on an Adil Rami error to pull back for Lichtsteiner and the ball eventually fell to Fernando Llorente to turn in unmarked from seven yards. After the restart Tevez tested Abbiati with an angled drive after shaking off Rami, then Buffon beat away a Taarabt cross-shot that Pazzini didn’t connect with. http://markting10.nl/ Poli wasted another good chance, his header wide from a Kaka curling cross under pressure from Martin Caceres. The former Sampdoria midfielder clashed heads with Caceres during that move and came off worse, having to be stretchered off. The Uruguayan was able to continue with a large bandage. Andrea Pirlo was booked for a studs-up challenge on Ricky Saponara and will be suspended for next week’s game against Fiorentina. Juve doubled their lead with an astonishing strike from Tevez, who gathered from 20 metres and unleashed an incredible right-foot blockbuster that bounced in off the underside of the bar. Abbiati would’ve probably broken his hand if he had got a touch to it. This was also Tevez’s 15th of the season, making him lone Capocannoniere. http://markting10.nl/ Rami drilled straight at Buffon and the goalkeeper beat away an Urby Emanuelson snapshot, then Pirlo’s free kick skimmed the bar. It was almost 3-0 in the final minutes, as Paul Pogba’s scorcher flew past Abbiati to thump the base of the far post. There wasn't a consolation goal for Milan, who deep into stoppages also hit the crossbar with Robinho. http://markting10.nl/ MILAN: Abbiati; Abate, Rami, Bonera, Emanuelson; Montolivo (Honda 71), De Jong; Kaka, Poli (Saponara 53), Taarabt (Robinho 75); Pazzini JUVENTUS: Buffon; Barzagli, Bonucci, Caceres; Lichtsteiner (Padoin 84), Pogba, Pirlo, Marchisio, Asamoah; Tevez (Giovinco 92), Llorente (Osvaldo 90) Ref: Guida http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111
  5. MILAN 0 - 2 JUVENTUS Fernando Llorente (44′) Carlos Tévez (68′) March 2, 2014 - 8:45 PM Giuseppe Meazza (San Siro) Stadium — Milan Referee: Marco Guida Attendance:‬ 40000‎ Tevez screamer sinks Seedorf's men The Argentine added to Fernando Llorente's opener, which came just before half-time, to extend the Bianconeri's lead in Serie A to 11 points. Mar 2, 2014 Carlos Tevez's second-half strike condemned AC Milan to a 2-0 defeat at San Siro as Juventus' unbeatable form continued on Sunday. http://markting10.nl/ After spending most of the first period on the back foot, Juve pounced in the final minutes of the half through Fernando Llorente's close-range strike before Tevez scored spectacularly from distance after the break to confirm a win that moves Antonio Conte's men 11 points clear of Roma. The result also continues Juve's remarkable run of scoring in every league game this season as goals from both strikers kept them on course for the title. A home reverse ended Milan's bid for a third straight league victory but they will certainly take heart from their first-half performance in particular, when they could have scored but for a combination of wasteful finishing, a goalline clearance and the presence of Gianluigi Buffon in the Juve goal. http://markting10.nl/ The Rossoneri were without Mario Balotelli through injury but created early openings when Adel Taarabt fired in a long-range effort that Buffon easily dealt with, before Kaka blasted wide. Tevez and Llorente were back in the starting XI after being rested for the Europa League clash with Trabzonspor and they combined well to fashion an early chance for the visitors, but Tevez shot straight at Christian Abbiati. The champions should have taken the lead after 18 minutes when Stephan Lichtsteiner met a low cross at the back post, only for Abbiati to produce a fine save. http://markting10.nl/ In a breathless opening, Milan went close to breaking the deadlock after 25 minutes when Kaka saw his first effort saved by Buffon and, although he beat the Italian with the rebound, Leonardo Bonucci cleared off the line. Milan continued to impress and Andrea Poli wasted a good chance after 32 minutes when he sliced over from 18 yards. Buffon had to be at his best a few moments later as he made a sprawling save to palm away Riccardo Montolivo's piledriver. http://markting10.nl/ The Bianconeri were under siege and Kaka produced a fine curling effort that forced Buffon into a superb save. Poli should have converted the rebound but fired over. And the hosts were made to pay for their profligacy a minute later when Lichtsteiner pulled the ball back for Llorente to tap home his 13th of the season The pace showed no signs of dropping early in the second half. Tevez brushed Adil Rami off the ball before forcing Abbiati into a low save before, at the other end, Taarabt's cross was missed by everybody and Buffon had to parry the ball away. http://markting10.nl/ Juve made the game safe after 67 minutes when Tevez produced a stunning 25-yard strike that flew past Abbiati and went in off the crossbar. The scoreline could have been even worse for Milan soon afterwards, as Andrea Pirlo and Paul Pogba both hit the woodwork late on, but a third would have been harsh on Milan - who struck the frame of the goal themselves in a frantic finish through Robinho. http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111
  6. Entra Giovinco al posto del capocannon iere del campionato CARLOS TEVEZ.
  7. Siamo i piú forti Galliani e dillo anche al tuo presidente.
  8. Tevez lo fermi solo in modo falloso stasera.
  9. Tevez il vecchio irride il giovane Honda.
  10. Cáceres ha la testa dura .... Poli é in ospedale, l'uruguaiano é ancora in campo.
  11. Tevez mostruoso ... e non solo perché non é bello.
  12. Fallaccio di Pirlo in ritardo ammonito.
  13. Er sistema si abbatte su Marchisio ammonito.
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