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JUVENTUS 1 - 0 TORINO Carlos Tévez (30′) February 23, 2014 - 6:30 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Nicola Rizzoli Attendance:‬ 40292‎ Juventus vs. Torino: 6 Things We Learned Feb 23, 2014 The match ended as it has since 2008: with a win for Juventus. Again, Torino failed to score against against them, a drought now dating 12 years. The derby is the oldest in Italy and also the most lopsided, and Juventus may regard Fiorentina, the team that inflicted their only loss in Serie A, as a bigger rival. Those two face each other in two weeks. http://markting10.nl/ This wasn’t a classic. Both teams traded chances, and like any derby, there were needless fouls and shouts for a penalty. Juventus dropped off in the second half and almost invited Torino to tie the match. Not often do they give opponents so much respect at their own stadium, let a lone a team with such a miserable record against them. http://markting10.nl/ “It is rare to see Juventus struggle so much in this stadium, as they put three goals past Milan, Roma and Inter here,” Torino manager Giampiero Ventura told Sky Sport Italia (h/t Football Italia) after the match. Here are the six things to take away from the derby. http://markting10.nl/ Carlos Tevez Is Scoring Again The year did not start too well for Carlos Tevez. He went the first six games without a goal, this after going scoreless in the Champions League. The 30-year-old broke that spell with two goals against Verona, and he scored the winner against Torino with a swift turn and kick of the ball at the edge of the box. Now, he has 14 goals in Serie A, tying Giuseppe Rossi, who injured his knee early in January. All but one of the goals came from open play. http://markting10.nl/ The beauty of Tevez is that he doesn’t wait for the ball to come to him. He runs back and into space, always looking for the right spot. He appeared to injure his finger, but he later told Sky Sport Italia (via GianLucaDiMarzio.com) that he is fine and that he will be able to play against Milan next Sunday. http://markting10.nl/ Misery Has a Friend in Torino Torino have only lost their encounters with Juventus by a single goal, but they haven't helped themselves. Too many shots went wide—three of their 15 shots were on target—and too many fouls were committed, some right outside the penalty area. Andrea Pirlo was given several chances to score another of his signature free-kicks, too. Ventura felt aggrieved with the officiating, via Sky Sport Italia's report. He thought the game was missing a penalty and a red card, one for a challenge made by Pirlo on Torino’s Omar El Kaddouri late in the game and the latter for a second yellow card that went unissued against midfielder Arturo Vidal for a handball. But the story here was almost inevitable. Torino hadn’t beaten Juve since the days when Antonio Conte played for the club back in 1995. http://markting10.nl/ Ciro Immobile, Alessio Cerci Fail to Impress Coach Ventura did not want his players to press forward and leave themselves exposed against a team that so heavily beat Inter and Roma before them, according to the Sky Sport Italia report. Only until the final half-hour did Torino truly threaten for the equalizer. Earlier in the game, Ciro Immobile thrashed the ball so hard—and wide—that it broke the rope suspending the net. His partner, Alessio Cerci, made a few runs to nowhere. Both of them make up one of the best partnerships in Serie A. They have been directly involved in 79 percent of the goals scored by Torino. This time, Italy manager Cesare Prandelli was watching, perhaps to see if one or both merited a place in the friendlies before the World Cup and perhaps in the competition itself. Neither player was truly influential, and maybe Torino rely on them a bit too much. http://markting10.nl/ A Win Is a Win for Juve There wasn’t much to like about the performance from Juventus. They were equally uninspiring in the match earlier in the week against Trabzonspor, but they won another important match in a season that’s quickly turning into one of the best ever in Serie A. Andrea Barzagli is the player that keeps the defence together. His game is mistake-free, and when he does leave a man alone, he rushes back to cover for the error. David Amoyal @DavidAmoyal More than Vidal, Pirlo, Tevez, Buffon, Pogba the one player Juve can't replace is Barzagli IMO- they are different team when he plays Gianluigi Buffon didn’t have to work too hard for the clean sheet, his 12th of the campaign, but Juve did afford Torino more time with the ball—especially as the game ended. http://markting10.nl/ Another Game, Another Reason to Like Martin Cáceres He has started just six games in Serie A with Juventus this season, but he deserves to play so much more. His stats were clean: 94 touches and a passing percentage of 95, second most of any player in the game. Caceres has scored an own goal, and he can bobble the ball, but he is strong in the air and smart with his clearances. He is quiet on the field, and equally when he’s not playing. He deputized for the injured Giorgio Chiellini, and unfortunately, he is ahead of Caceres in the hierarchy, but this 26-year-old is capable of playing in the bigger games, just as he did against Real Madrid in October. http://markting10.nl/ Vidal Suspended for Match at San Siro Vidal picked up a yellow card, and he was already one away from a suspension. He also risked a red card. Juventus will have to play Milan without him, and that may be OK. Kwadwo Asamoah has proved useful and effective on the flank, and he teed up Tevez for the goal. Claudio Marchisio also replaced Vidal as a substitute, and he could do the same next Sunday. Vidal could also play the entire match in Turkey this week against Trabzonspor, and Conte will get a chance to rotate the squad once again. http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

JUVENTUS 1 - 0 TORINO Carlos Tévez (30′) February 23, 2014 - 6:30 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Nicola Rizzoli Attendance:‬ 40292‎ Another controversial Derby della Mole ends in a Juve victory Feb 23, 2014 For the second time this season, Juventus beat Torino 1-0, but both victories have come via controversial circumstances. Whilst it was an offside goal last September that infuriated the home team, this time around Toro had a legitimate penalty appeal waved off. For much of the match the Old Lady may have proved superior, but their inability to close off the game quickly left them desperately defending until the final whistle. http://markting10.nl/ Juventus started the match by displaying their strength and ability to possess the ball. Giampiero Ventura’s side, as we have come to expect from them in the big games, opted to sit deep, close down the spaces at the back and limit the chances offered to their opponents. By absorbing the pressure, they then awaited the opportunity to counter-attack or deliver a long ball to the likes of Alessio Cerci upfront in hopes of grabbing a vital goal. These particular tactics made it somewhat dull, in a match that should have set pulses racing considering the attacking football both teams are capable of playing. Juventus played their usual three men in midfield, but this time it was Arturo Vidal who was played on the left alongside Kwadwo Asamoah, whilst Paul Pogba sat on the other side, on the right. Predictably effective and fluid, they controlled the game without exerting too much energy, something one expects from a side forced to play every three days. The legs were heavy, the determination still there but the usual pizazz a little muted. Juve continued to play the way they know how, delivering those vertical balls through the middle in hopes of piercing their way through. http://markting10.nl/ However, despite the fact Torino defended in numbers, they committed several errors to facilitate Juve’s route to goal. It was surprising how often the visitors conceded free-kicks in dangerous areas of the pitch, whilst they granted the likes of Carlos Tevez so much time on the ball to penetrate their overcrowded defence. Once they did manage to reclaim possession, they didn’t act fast enough or seem to have clear ideas going forward and thus allowed Juve the opportunity to quickly rearrange themselves defensively. The Bianconeri by contrast, did an excellent job in halting the kind of danger their opponents can cause and made sure the ball was delivered to the forwards as opposed to forcing them to drop back and pick it up. Everything was done to avoid a Toro counter-attack and Juve did an excellent job in ensuring Cerci and Ciro Immobile received minimal service to impact the game. It comes as no surprise that the man to score Juve’s goal is the best at roaming between the lines -- Torino’s greatest weakness. Tevez is the antidote to solid defending and the manner in which he turned and struck dazzled the most neutral of neutrals. http://markting10.nl/ The early part of the second half went much the way it did in the first 45 minutes with Juventus controlling proceedings but that soon changed. Lulling the Old Lady into a false sense of security, Ventura’s men then raised their level of play and went on the attack with Giuseppe Vives taking more control of the game after the 65th minute. The Bianconeri, tired from their European exploits midweek, were eventually forced to sit deep and defend; incapable of producing the energy required to mount an attack of their own. Conte went so far as to bolster the midfield and Juventus adopted a 5-4-1 shape. Thankfully, their defensive work proved good enough to preserve their 1-0 lead but they were lucky to get away without conceding a penalty. Replays show Pirlo clipped Omar El Kaddouri. After a shaky defensive performance in recent games, and with the second half of the Verona game still haunting them, Juve did just enough to ensure all three points and earn their bragging rights. http://markting10.nl/ Sadly the yellow card Vidal received means he will miss next week’s match against Milan and when Conte was asked about the problems the team may face without him, the coach quickly replied that what worries him more is the little time the squad will have to recover from their Europa League trip to Turkey. Juventus will only arrive back in Turin on Friday morning and will have to take on the Rossoneri on Sunday evening in San Siro. They will be exhausted to say the least. Forced to rotate the squad, Juventus cannot afford to allow Trabzonspor the opportunity to show off their skills considering they will be playing at home, whilst a magnificent performance against Clarence Seedorf’s team is vital to ensure Juve keep up the pace and maintain the advantage over Roma. It’s an exhausting time for Italy’s champions. http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

JUVENTUS 1 - 0 TORINO Carlos Tévez (30′) February 23, 2014 - 6:30 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Nicola Rizzoli Attendance:‬ 40292‎ Initial reaction and random observations Feb 23, 2014 Sunday night wasn't Juventus' best game. Far from it, actually. Maybe it's because we've been spoiled with beatdown after beatdown of opponents on the domestic front the past few months, maybe it's something else entirely. But either way, Juve didn't resemble the dominating force that have run roughshod over Serie A the past past four months. http://markting10.nl/ Because of all that, Juventus needed a moment of magic. They needed something to get them over the hump and into the lead once and for all. Carlos Tevez provided it. Tevez's 14th goal of the season not only moved him into a tie atop the Serie A scoring list with Giuseppe Rossi, but was the difference in Juventus' 1-0 win over city rival Torino in the Derby della Mole at Juventus Stadium. It was a simply stunning goal from a simply great player — one that has brought the two-time defending champions that extra something they've been missing under Antonio Conte. http://markting10.nl/ And for further confirmation of that, we turn to captain Gigi Buffon, who himself is a pretty good player in his own right. JuventusFC ✔ @juventusfcen #Buffon: Top players make the difference in tricky games. @carlitos3210 was the one who decided today's #JuveTorino. With the goal and the three points, Juve continued their derby dominance over Torino. But Sunday's match was anything but dominant. Both teams were sound defensively, limiting the potent attacks that each possess. It was just a defensive, tactical battle — one where Juve sat back and reacted to their opposition more than usual — in a hotly contested derby encounter. http://markting10.nl/ That's not the first or the last time it will happen between Juventus and Torino. That's for damn sure. Paolo Bandini @Paolo_Bandini Juventus have not lost a Turin derby since 1995. They have not even conceded a goal to Torino since 2002. And that couldn't have happened without the brilliance of Tevez. He sure has been one heck of a signing, huh. http://markting10.nl/ Random thoughts and observations • Nothing against Angelo Ogbonna, but how nice was it to have Andrea Barzagli and his glorious beard back in the starting lineup? I missed that guy. • And the guy who switched over to the other side of the three-man defense with Barzagli's return, Martin Caceres, was pretty good in his own right against Torino. I'll say it over and over again: It's such a luxury to have somebody like Caceres just waiting in the wings whenever Juve need him to play. Will he make mistakes? Sure, but the overall end product — like how he seemingly shut down Alessio Cerci on Sunday — is almost always something that helps Juve win games. JuventusFC ✔ @juventusfcen #Conte: We did a good job in containing the threat of Cerci with Caceres and Asamoah. #JuveTorino http://markting10.nl/ There was quite a bit of talk about the Cerci-Ciro Immobile partnership, almost as much as there was about how well Tevez and Fernando Llorente have played this season. But the two Toro strikers COMBINED for 50 touches against Juventus. Fifty total. For comparions sake, Andrea Pirlo had 97 touches in the game. Immobile and Cerci combined for five shots total — none of which were on target. OptaPaolo @OptaPaolo 29 - Ciro Immobile had 29 ball touches in #JuveToro, only one more than Gianluigi Buffon (28). Disappointing. • Just a question for the general public: How would you grade Tevez's goal celebration? I think I'd give it a solid 8 out of 10. http://markting10.nl/ • Giampiero Ventura was, of course, talking about the non-penalty when Omar El Kaddouri thought he was tripped by Pirlo in the penalty area. Just one question for Ventura: While there was contact between El Kaddouri and Pirlo, did he happen to see the absolute mess of the tackle that his player made? That was as much of a flop as there ever was one. Better luck next time, Omar. • Juventus unbeaten run update: 17 games, 44 goals scored, 9 goals allowed. http://markting10.nl/ This has been a Juventus unbeaten run update. • Sorry, Roma. We're back to plus 9. http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

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JUVENTUS 1 - 0 TORINO Carlos Tévez (30′) February 23, 2014 - 6:30 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Nicola Rizzoli Attendance:‬ 40292‎ True champion Tevez made the difference, says Buffon The veteran goalkeeper has hailed the Argentine's ability to rise to the big occasion, after the forward netted the only goal of the Derby della Mole. Feb 23, 2014 Gianluigi Buffon has praised Carlos Tevez for his game-deciding contribution to Juventus' 1-0 Serie A win over Torino on Sunday evening. http://markting10.nl/ The Argentina international settled the Derby della Mole in the Italian champions' favour with a fine first-half strike and his skipper was quick to highlight the striker's importance to the Bianconeri after the game. "Tevez is a great player who helped us to the full three points in a difficult game with his goal," Buffon told Sky Sport Italia. "These kinds of games are often decided by flashes of brilliance from true champions and we have a number of players like that in our team." http://markting10.nl/ Buffon then went on to hail Torino for their good performance, but dismissed the Granata's claims that they should have been awarded a penalty when Andrea Pirlo appeared to trip Omar El Kaddouri in the area with just 10 minutes to go. "Torino are going through a good season and this allowed them to start the game with a clear head," the Italy international mused. "They deserve compliments for their display. It was a good game and a real derby. http://markting10.nl/ "The referee was quite strict and blew his whistle a lot. But I don't think it was a penalty." Juventus are once again nine points clear of second-placed Roma in the Serie A standings. http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

JUVENTUS 1 - 0 TORINO Carlos Tévez (30′) February 23, 2014 - 6:30 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Nicola Rizzoli Attendance:‬ 40292‎ Player Ratings Carlos Tevez's fantastic strike keeps the Bianconeri's 100 per cent home record in Serie A this season alive while opening up a nine-point advantage over Roma at the summit. Feb 23, 2014 JUVENTUS Gianluigi Buffon - Had very little to do on the night, and was never really stretched by any of the Granata players. He will be please with a clean sheet. Andrea Barzagli - Looked slightly out of sorts after three weeks out as he was outpaced and at times outjumped, contributing to Juve's vulnerability on the break. Leonardo Bonucci - Was caught in possession on the half-way line early on, resulting in a chance for the visitors, but it was a rare blip in an otherwise impressive game at the heart of the defence. Martín Cáceres - The Uruguayan did a good job defensively for the most part, though he did leave a bit too much space in the channels at times. Stephan Lichtsteiner - Showed plenty of energy on the right flank and helped provide plenty of stability for his team in what was a tricky game. Paul Pogba - The Frenchman was strong in the centre of the park, proving very dynamic as he chased back to defend and made late surges into the penalty area. Andrea Pirlo - Dictated the game from midfield as he was afforded too much time and space. He pulled all the strings with quality distribution, though his set pieces let him down. Arturo Vidal - The Chilean struggled to stamp his mark on the game and was often found just a few too many steps behind the action before being substituted. Kwadwo Asamoah - Proved himself a very tricky opponent wide on the right, often doing well to create space for a shot or cross. He earned an assist for Tevez's goal. CARLOS TÉVEZ - Continually evaded the defenders to receive the ball to feet and was a constant thorn in their side. He capped a great performance with a stunning goal. Fernando Llorente - The Spaniard displayed his great ability to hold up the play and draw others into the action, regularly combining with Tevez. He did not test the keeper enough, though. http://markting10.nl/ Substitutions Claudio Marchisio - Replaced Vidal in the 74th minute of the game. Simone Padoin - Brought on for Llorente with one minute of normal time remaining. Pablo Daniel Osvaldo - Came on for Tevez in the 91st minute. http://markting10.nl/ TORINO Daniele Padelli - Made a couple of great saves from Tevez but there was little he could do to keep the Argentine's goal out of the bottom corner. Cesare Bovo - The centre-back was too slow across the ground as he was regularly beaten for pace and found the quick feet of Tevez impossible to deal with. Kamil Glik - The Torino captain organised his defence well and mopped up at the back efficiently while also proving a threat in the opposing penalty area. Emiliano Moretti - Failed to cope with the ability of Tevez and Llorente, regularly letting them past him far too easily. He left the Argentine in too much space on the goal. Matteo Darmian - Worked his socks off for the visitors, continually chasing up and down the right flank to offer an attacking outlet and help out defensively. Jasmin Kurtić - Did a good job to push forward and support the forwards, getting into threatening areas but unfortunately his shooting left a lot to be desired. Giuseppe Vives - Sat deep in midfield and attempted to track the runners through the middle, but he did not do enough to break apart the play. Omar El Kaddouri - The Moroccan's passing was impressive all evening and he had a couple of great opportunities to find the net, however, his finishing let him down. Giovanni Pasquale - Made some powerful runs down the left flank which did cause Juve some problems, but his end product frequently fell short of the mark. Alessio Cerci - Proved dangerous when he dropped off the front in order to pick up the ball, but failed to create anything of note throughout the game. Ciro Immobile - The striker broke the net with a ferocious strike in the first half but he never came closer to scoring, despite working hard and making a nuisance of himself. http://markting10.nl/ Substitutions Migjen Basha - Came on for Kurtic in the 93rd minute. Alexander Farnerud - Brought on for El Kaddouri with five minutes left to play. Riccardo Meggiorini - Replaced Bovo in the 81st minute. http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

JUVENTUS 1 - 0 TORINO Carlos Tévez (30′) February 23, 2014 - 6:30 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Nicola Rizzoli Attendance:‬ 40292‎ Tevez gives Bianconeri derby delight Feb 23, 2014 Juventus overcame Torino 1-0 at the Juventus Stadium on Sunday night in Serie A. http://markting10.nl/ Carlos Tevez scored the only goal of the game with a volley to maintain Juve’s lead at the top of the table. Torino had the first chance of the game with four minutes on the clock when Alessio Cerci darted from the right hand side, played the ball to Jasmin Kurtic whose attempt was deflected out for a corner. Three minutes later and Juventus had a chance of their own when Andrea Pirlo’s dipping strike was saved by Daniele Padelli. http://markting10.nl/ Torino had another chance this time through Omar El Kaddouri who latched onto a through pass but his attempted chip went over the bar. Juventus responded minutes later when Tevez found himself some space and unleashed a shot but it was saved by Padelli. Juve continued their attacking onslaught this time Kwadwo Asamoah tried to curl a shot with his weaker right foot but it went over the bar. http://markting10.nl/ The Granata had another chance to make it 1-0 when Immobile blasted his shot into the side netting. La Vecchia Signora opened the scoring through Tevez who received the ball with his back to the goal and with a quick twist and turn his half volley beat Padelli in the Toro goal. At the start of the second half Juventus had another chance to make it 2-0, this time Fernando Llorente’s effort was saved by Padelli. http://markting10.nl/ Toro could have equalisedwhen Omar El Kaddouri was awarded a free-kick on the edge of the box but the Moroccan international’a free-kick went over the bar. Tevez had a chance to double his own tally and Juve’s lead following a mix-up in the Granata’s defence, but the Argentine’s finish was saved by Padelli. http://markting10.nl/ The Granata had a penalty appeal denied ten minutes from time when El Kaddouri went down in the box, but the referee waved for play to resume. Antonio Conte made a change late on to keep the score at 1-0 by withdrawing Llorente and putting Simone Padoin on. http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

JUVENTUS 1 - 0 TORINO Carlos Tévez (30′) February 23, 2014 - 6:30 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Nicola Rizzoli Attendance:‬ 40292‎ Tevez decides the Turin Derby Carlos Tevez decided the Derby della Mole for Juventus, and Torino were denied a late penalty on Omar El Kaddouri. Feb 23, 2014 This was perhaps the most evenly-matched Turin Derby for decades, as the Granata were flying high in joint sixth place. The Bianconeri were also fatigued after Thursday’s Europa League 2-0 victory over Trabzonspor, but hadn’t lost this fixture since April 1995. Giorgio Chiellini, Mirko Vucinic and Simone Pepe were sidelined, but Andrea Barzagli returned after a calf problem. Ciro Immobile started against the club that co-owns his contract and already netted 13 in Serie A this season. Salvatore Masiello pulled out during the warm-up, replaced by Giovanni Pasquale. http://markting10.nl/ Juve had conceded in each of the last six rounds, whereas Toro had five clean sheets during the same period. Alessio Cerci robbed Kwadwo Asamoah to spark a counter, but Jasmin Kurtic’s cross-shot was between Ciro Immobile and the upright. Daniele Padelli smothered a long-range Andrea Pirlo snapshot, but Omar El Kaddouri threatened with a lob over the bar from Immobile’s assist. Padelli got down well to parry a Carlos Tevez strike from the edge of the box, but Arturo Vidal was booked after 13 minutes and will be suspended for next week’s showdown with Milan. http://markting10.nl/ Immobile ran on to an El Kaddouri slide-rule pass and hit the side-netting, but he thumped it so hard that the support broke and play was halted for a few minutes while it was fixed. Pirlo tried to turn a free kick under the wall, but it didn’t jump sufficiently to let the ball through. The midfield maestro took a different tack from a tight angle, curling his set play just over the bar. Jasmin Kurtic got on the end of a Mattia Darmian pull-back only to volley over from 10 yards in a good chance for the Granata. http://markting10.nl/ Juventus broke through moments later, as Tevez controlled Asamoah’s pass just outside the box and flicked it into the air as he turned round, immediately smashing it into the near bottom corner of the net. Apache seemed to have a radar for where the goal was, even when facing the other way. Gigi Buffon smothered a Kamil Glik header from a corner, while Padelli punched away another Pirlo free kick. Cesare Bovo blasted a free kick over the bar after Vidal’s handling offence risked a second yellow. Tevez came back out for the second half with strapping to his hand, as he had a suspected dislocated little finger. Darmian tried to surprise Buffon from 35 metres and Leonardo Bonucci charged down a Cerci effort, but both teams slowed the tempo down considerably. http://markting10.nl/ Padelli performed a save on Llorente, who was offside anyway, and Bonucci was booked for felling El Kaddouri on the edge of the box. The Napoli-owned midfielder took it himself, curling over the bar. Buffon caught Immobile’s deflected shot and moments later a lucky ricochet sent Tevez clear, but Padelli bravely charged him down from six yards. Vidal again risked a second booking, so Antonio Conte rushed to replace him with Claudio Marchisio. http://markting10.nl/ There was controversy on 80 minutes when El Kaddouri was tripped by Pirlo in the penalty area, but the referee had a great view of the incident and waved play on. The Toro man’s stuttering run might’ve confused the official, making it seem as if he was leaving his leg hanging there to find contact, as well as a rather overblown fall. Juventus began to look tired in the closing stages as Toro poured forward. http://markting10.nl/ Juventus: Buffon; Barzagli, Bonucci, Caceres; Lichtsteiner, Vidal (Marchisio 74), Pirlo, Pogba, Asamoah; Llorente (Padoin 88), Tevez (Osvaldo 90) Torino: Padelli; Bovo (Meggiorini 81), Glik, Moretti; Darmian, Kurtic (Basha 92), Vives, El Kaddouri (Farnerud 85), Pasquale; Cerci, Immobile Ref: Rizzoli http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

JUVENTUS 1 - 0 TORINO Carlos Tévez (30′) February 23, 2014 - 6:30 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Nicola Rizzoli Attendance:‬ 40292‎ Tevez decides Derby della Mole in Bianconeri's favour The Argentina international scored the only goal of the game as Antonio Conte's men restored their nine-point lead over Scudetto rivals Roma. Feb 23, 2014 Carlos Tevez's sweet strike saw Juventus claim a 1-0 victory over Torino in Sunday's Derby della Mole. http://markting10.nl/ The Argentine fired home in the 30th minute to not only move the reigning Serie A champions nine points clear of second-placed Roma but also become the league's joint-top goalscorer with Giuseppe Rossi, on 14. It is now 19 years and 16 matches since Torino won against their illustrious rivals, and they have failed to even register a goal against Juve since a 2-2 draw in February 2002. Tevez's first-half goal proved the difference between the two sides, the Argentine being afforded too much space on the edge of the area to turn and fire a low shot beyond the despairing dive of Daniele Padelli. http://markting10.nl/ Goalmouth action was rare from that moment on with the visitors, who in Alessio Cerci and Ciro Immobile boasted a forward line with 24 league goals to its credit this season, offering very little in attack. The win extends Juve's unbeaten league run to 17 matches and sent them nine points clear of second-placed Roma, although Rudi Garcia's side have played a game fewer. Antonio Conte's side extended their perfect league record at Juventus Stadium with the win, but it was the visitors who threatened first, Omar El Kaddouri lobbing an effort just over the crossbar after bursting through the middle in the 10th minute. http://markting10.nl/ The hosts responded immediately, Tevez bringing a smart save out of Padelli with a stinging effort a minute later. Andrea Pirlo curled a free-kick onto the roof of the net from the left-hand edge of the penalty area, two minutes before Tevez broke the deadlock on the half-hour mark. The Argentina international picked up Kwadwo Asamoah's pass 20 yards from goal before swivelling on the ball and arrowing a shot into the bottom left-hand corner for his 14th league goal of the campaign. http://markting10.nl/ Matteo Darmian thumped an effort straight at Gianluigi Buffon from 30 yards at the start of the second half before the next 20 minutes followed a familiar pattern, with Torino content to let their opponents have the ball for large spells. Tevez threatened a second midway through the half, but Padelli was quick to rush from his line and block his attempt as the forward looked to turn home a bouncing ball. The visitors had a penalty appeal waved away in the 80th minute when El Kaddouri felt he was tripped by Pirlo inside the box, but the referee waved play on and the visitors failed to create any chances of note in the closing stages as their miserable run against their city rivals continued. http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

Quelli che seguono il calcio da 40 anni come me sanno come sia impossibile giocare tutta la stagione al 100%. Conte lo sa benissimo da uomo di calcio esperto come é. Cosí si vincono gli scudetti: facendo punti anche quando si gioca male.

La fai finita di criticare in continuazione? Ci stai stufando.

Vucinic non penso sia disponibile.

In che lingua?

Immobile contro Pirlo fá il pirla.

Tevez vale da solo il prezzo del biglietto.

Vidal rischia il rosso, potrebbe entrare Marchisio?

Lezione dell'arbitro sul regolamento ad Immobile.

Tevez vicino al raddoppio.

Ora bravissimo Cáceres su Cerci.

El marukin spara alto.

Erroraccio di Cáceres e punizione per il Toro dal limite. Ammonito Bonucci.

Primo quarto d'ora del secondo tempo soporifero.

JUVENTUS - TORINO February 23, 2014 - 6:30 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Nicola Rizzoli HT 1-0: Tevez opens Turin Derby Feb 23, 2014 Carlos Tevez turned his marker to give Juventus the half-time lead against Torino in an exciting Derby della Mole. http://markting10.nl/ This was perhaps the most evenly-matched Turin Derby for decades, as the Granata were flying high in joint sixth place. The Bianconeri were also fatigued after Thursday’s Europa League 2-0 victory over Trabzonspor, but hadn’t lost this fixture since April 1995. Giorgio Chiellini, Mirko Vucinic and Simone Pepe were sidelined, but Andrea Barzagli returned after a calf problem. Ciro Immobile started against the club that co-owns his contract and already netted 13 in Serie A this season. Salvatore Masiello pulled out during the warm-up, replaced by Giovanni Pasquale. Juve had conceded in each of the last six rounds, whereas Toro had five clean sheets during the same period. Alessio Cerci robbed Kwadwo Asamoah to spark a counter, but Jasmin Kurtic’s cross-shot was between Ciro Immobile and the upright. Daniele Padelli smothered a long-range Andrea Pirlo snapshot, but Omar El Kaddouri threatened with a lob over the bar from Immobile’s assist. http://markting10.nl/ Padelli got down well to parry a Carlos Tevez strike from the edge of the box, but Arturo Vidal was booked after 13 minutes and will be suspended for next week’s showdown with Milan. Immobile ran on to an El Kaddouri slide-rule pass and hit the side-netting, but he thumped it so hard that the support broke and play was halted for a few minutes while it was fixed. Pirlo tried to turn a free kick under the wall, but it didn’t jump sufficiently to let the ball through. The midfield maestro took a different tack from a tight angle, curling his set play just over the bar. http://markting10.nl/ Jasmin Kurtic got on the end of a Mattia Darmian pull-back only to volley over from 10 yards in a good chance for the Granata. Juventus broke through moments later, as Tevez controlled Asamoah’s pass just outside the box and flicked it into the air as he turned round, immediately smashing it into the near bottom corner of the net. Apache seemed to have a radar for where the goal was, even when facing the other way. Gigi Buffon smothered a Kamil Glik header from a corner, while Padelli punched away another Pirlo free kick. Cesare Bovo blasted a free kick over the bar after Vidal’s handling offence risked a second yellow. http://markting10.nl/ Juventus 1-0 Torino (Half-Time) Scorers: Tevez 30 (J) Juventus: Buffon; Barzagli, Bonucci, Caceres; Lichtsteiner, Vidal, Pirlo, Pogba, Asamoah; Llorente, Tevez Torino: Padelli; Bovo, Glik, Moretti; Darmian, Kurtic, Vives, El Kaddouri, Pasquale; Cerci, Immobile Ref: Rizzoli http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

Il vantaggio 1-0 ci sta bene alla fine del primo tempo.