Socrates

Idem.

Contro il Livorno eravamo 0-0 dopo il primo tempo. Non é che il Livorno sia piú forte dei Campioni di Danimarca.

Quantitá l'uno, qualitá il secondo.

Galatasaray pericoloso e che pressa a tutto campo. Real dormiente.

A Madrid sono i turchi a fare la partita con il possesso palla.

Solbakken, non leccarti le labbra che ti si screpolano.

Pareggio del Galatasaray 1-1

Galatasaray sotto 0-1.

ARTURO VIDAL 1-0

Pirlo é di un altro pianeta e i compagni non sempre capiscono il suo genio.

Vedi Solbakken come si gioca al calcio?

Ecco l'arbitro svedese in azione. Angolo negato a Tevez.

Ci sono diversi giocatori svedesi nel Copenhagen e l'arbitro é un loro connazionale. Ma non era meglio un arbitro di un'altra nazione?

Secondo Massimo Mauro, il Copenhagen é messo bene in campo.

Siamo arrivati alla resa dei conti.

JUVENTUS - COPENHAGEN November 27, 2013 - 8:45 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Jonas Eriksson (Sweden) Line-ups: Juventus-Copenhagen Nov 27, 2013 Juventus have Carlos Tevez, Fernando Llorente and Arturo Vidal for their must-win Champions League tie with Copenhagen. http://markting10.nl/ It kicks off in Turin at 20.45 CET and the Bianconeri have no choice but to get three points or say goodbye to qualification. Antonio Conte’s men have put some strong performances in, but are still without a victory in Group B, so sit bottom with three points from four games. Copenhagen and Galatasaray both have four points and Real Madrid 10, so it is a three-way fight for the second qualifying spot. http://markting10.nl/ Juve drew 1-1 in Copenhagen in their opening game back in September and the Danes have warned they’ll try to strike on the counter-attack here. Andrea Barzagli, Stephan Lichtsteiner Mauricio Isla, Sebastian Giovinco and Simone Pepe are out of action, but Leonardo Bonucci returns after his suspension against Livorno on Sunday. Martin Caceres completes the back three with Simone Padoin taking the right-wing role, leaving Angelo Ogbonna on the bench. http://markting10.nl/ Mirko Vucinic made his comeback at the weekend, but on-form duo Tevez and Llorente remain the strike partners. Vidal is picked in midfield despite concerns over his disciplinary record, as a booking would see him ruled out of the decisive final trip to Galatasaray. Copenhagen are without Daniel Braaten due to a thigh problem, but they are in good shape after five consecutive domestic wins. http://markting10.nl/ Olof Mellberg is in their line-up, a familiar face to Juve fans from 2008-09. JUVENTUS: Buffon; Caceres, Bonucci, Chiellini; Padoin, Vidal, Pirlo, Pogba, Asamoah; Tevez, Llorente Juventus bench: Storari, Ogbonna, Peluso, De Ceglie, Marchisio, Quagliarella, Vucinic COPENHAGEN: Wiland; Jacobsen, Mellberg, R Sigurdsson, Bengtsson; Gislason, Claudemir, Delaney, Bolanos, Toutouh; N Jorgensen Copenhagen bench: J Jensen, Margreitter, Remmer, Kristensen, Santin, Pourie, Amankwaa

JUVENTUS - COPENHAGEN November 27, 2013 - 8:45 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Jonas Eriksson (Sweden) Reports Copenhagen fan stabbed Nov 27, 2013 Danish media are reporting four Copenhagen fans were attacked in Turin this morning ahead of the Juventus game. http://markting10.nl/ Exstrabladet claims the supporters were attacked by five or six people while they were having breakfast near their hotel and one, Kristoffer Ostergaard, said he was stabbed. However, he has not gone to hospital for treatment and said he won’t press charges with the local police. http://markting10.nl/ He will also still go to the Juventus Stadium this evening for the Champions League encounter, though two members of his travelling party have decided to go back to Denmark without attending the game.

JUVENTUS - COPENHAGEN November 27, 2013 - 8:45 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Jonas Eriksson (Sweden) Jacobsen: Juve a top team Nov 27, 2013 Copenhagen captain Lars Jacobsen has warned that his men are up against ‘a top European club’ in Juventus this evening. http://markting10.nl/ The Danish side travel to Turin knowing that for both teams, only a win will do if they are to qualify for the Last 16. “We are all aware that in front of us will be a top European club,” he told reporters. “They are a really great team with extreme class. It is easy for people to predict a defeat for us. http://markting10.nl/ “But we’re going to do everything in our power to make sure that doesn’t happen. “Our goal isn’t just to go out with an honourable defeat – we want to get three points. “We all know it’s going to be difficult, but we’re ready to go into battle.”

Raiola key in Pogba/PSG deal? Nov 27, 2013 Press reports this afternoon have suggested that Paris Saint-Germain will hope to make the most of their connections to sign Paul Pogba. http://markting10.nl/ The French champions have a good working relationship with the youngster’s agent Mino Raiola, and according to Quotidiano Sportivo, will look to exploit that, and persuade the representative to bring his client to Paris. The Juventus man has been heavily linked with a move to Les Parisiens in recent months, but the paper believes that Antonio Conte’s side will try to tie Pogba to a new deal before January, with an increased minimum fee release clause. http://markting10.nl/ President Andrea Agnelli conceded last month that it would be ‘difficult’ to keep Pogba if a huge bid came in.

JUVENTUS - COPENHAGEN November 27, 2013 - 8:45 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Jonas Eriksson (Sweden) Conte has Juventus XI doubts Nov 27, 2013 Juventus boss Antonio Conte will field a 3-5-2 against FC Copenhagen on Wednesday, but he does have a few doubts about his starting XI. http://markting10.nl/ Having used a 4-3-3 against Real Madrid in their last two European Cup games, the tactician will revert to the system the Old Lady presently use in Serie A. Conte, though, will be without Andrea Barzagli and so will have to choose between Martin Caceres and Angelo Ogbonna. If the Uruguayan is fielded in the back-three then Simone Padoin will be used on the right of the midfield five. http://markting10.nl/ If Ogbonna gets the shirt, then Caceres may be asked to play on the right-wing instead. There is also the possibility that Arturo Vidal may be rested given that he is one booking away from a suspension and Juve will need a result at Galatasaray in their last group game. Juventus probable: Buffon; Bonucci, Ogbonna, Chiellini; Caceres, Vidal, Pirlo, Pogba, Asamoah; Tevez, Llorente.

JUVENTUS - COPENHAGEN November 27, 2013 - 8:45 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Jonas Eriksson (Sweden) Juventus - FC Copenhagen Betting Preview: Llorente can lead the way for buoyant Bianconeri Antonio Conte's men are desperate for victory and our tipster believes that the Spanish star can help his side to claim a crucial three points on Wednesday. Nov 27, 2013 Juventus will aim to resurrect their Uefa Champions League hopes when they take on Danish side FC Copenhagen in Turin on Wednesday night. http://markting10.nl/ Incredibly, Antonio Conte’s men are still looking for their first win in this year’s competition, having drawn three of their opening four group games and sit bottom of Group B with just two matches of the group stages of the competition remaining. Juventus, though, are just one point adrift of second-placed Galatasaray and will look to seize the advantage in the race to claim the runners-up spot behind runaway group winners Real Madrid by seeing off Stale Solbakken’s men. The Bianconeri are red-hot favourites to win on Wednesday, with Coral offering just 1/7 (1.14) for a home win in Turin while the visitors can be backed at a massive 18/1 (19.0) with Coral to cause a major upset by beating the Italian champions. The draw is chalked up at 13/2 (7.50) with the same firm. http://markting10.nl/ Antonio Conte’s men will be eager to bring their recent domestic form into Wednesday’s encounter, for Juventus have won each of their last five Serie A matches without conceding a single goal. With that in mind, it is perhaps unsurprising that the hosts can be backed at just 4/6 (1.67) with Coral to win to nil on Wednesday while the same firm offer just 1/2 (1.50) for Antonio Conte's men to lead at both half-time and full-time. However, there is value to be had in backing the Bianconeri on Wednesday night and punters who delve a little deeper may be rewarded here, with Coral offering a juicy 2/1 (3.0) for the home side (-1) in the half-time handicap market. http://markting10.nl/ Better value, though, is the even money (2.0) quote from Coral for Spain international striker Fernando Llorente to net at any time during Wednesday’s encounter. The 28-year-old has been in a rich vein of form lately, netting in each of his last three appearances for Antonio Conte’s side. The Italian champions are likely to be on the front foot for long spells on Wednesday and, therefore, the even money (2.0) quote from Coral for Llorente to score at any time looks to be supremely generous and should be backed accordingly here.

JUVENTUS - COPENHAGEN November 27, 2013 - 8:45 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Jonas Eriksson (Sweden) Four years without a Champions League goal – is Carlos Tevez the answer to Juventus’ European woes? The striker has experienced a great start to life in Italy, but he remains without a goal on the continent since April 2009. Nov 27, 2013 COMMENT By Kris Voakes | International Football Correspondent In 2008, he was King of Europe, lifting aloft the Champions League trophy alongside his Manchester United team-mates, but five years on Carlos Tevez is desperate to make a mark on the European stage once again. As explosive as he has been in domestic football in the interim, the Argentine has struggled in front of goal in continental competition. http://markting10.nl/ The Juventus striker has now failed to score in Europe since April 2009, spanning 55 months, 1395 playing minutes and a total of 19 games for three different clubs - a remarkable statistic for somebody who, in that time, has scored 83 goals in 155 domestic fixtures, winning two Premier League titles, an FA Cup, a Community Shield and a Supercoppa. Add in his phenomenal start to life in Serie A with the Bianconeri and the European scoring stat simply makes no sense. Obviously, Tevez has had issues in that time, most notably his bust-up with Roberto Mancini after his then-Manchester City boss asked him to come on as a substitute at Bayern Munich. That altercation effectively ruled him out of Champions League action for a year, but even taking that into account, it is extraordinary that the 29-year-old has not netted on the road in such a long time. The immediate problem is that Juventus have been severely lacking in the Champions League this term. With no victories to their name after four matches in Group B, they remain in a good position to qualify for the last 16 more by luck than judgment. But while Fabio Quagliarella and Fernando Llorente have netted twice each during the group stage despite otherwise indifferent starts, Tevez’s European record reflects his general form in front of goal for the last four-and-a-half years. The Argentine has netted seven goals at a rate of one every 147 minutes in Serie A, but just cannot get going in the Champions League. http://markting10.nl/ Former Juventus striker Fabrizio Ravanelli told Goal's Romeo Agresti he has full confidence that Tevez's fortunes will change very soon, even saying he is “willing to bet that he will break his duck on Wednesday,” and it is clear to see why the 1996 Champions League winner has such confidence. This week, the Old Lady come face-to-face with group minnows Copenhagen, and while the Danes will be buoyed by their victory over Galatasaray last time out, Juventini have every right to expect this to be the most straight-forward of their side’s six group fixtures. The 29-year-old would appear to be simply too good a finisher and in too rich a streak of form for this statistical anomaly to stretch any further, but if he continues to draw blanks in Europe then Juventus may well fall short of the desired mark in the competition once more. After last season’s quarter-final defeat to Bayern the club will be looking for at least the same again this term, but a continued struggle in front of goal for Tevez can only compromise that. http://markting10.nl/ For, while Juve have depth in their strikeforce in terms of numbers, they do not have a second player with Tevez’s attitude, workrate and ability just off the front man. Sebastian Giovinco, Mirko Vucinic and Quagliarella are all considered alternatives up front, but only in the spot occupied by Llorente and not that of Tevez. The favoured forward line is very much ‘Tevez plus one’ and so it should be, based on what has been seen from the ex-Corinthians man on the pitch this term. However, the goalless streak can only go on for so long. For both Tevez’s and Juventus’ sakes, the sooner he is back scoring in Europe, the better. http://markting10.nl/ 'I BET HE'LL SCORE ON WEDNESDAY' FABRIZIO RAVANELLI ON TEVEZ "It is only a coincidence that he has not had the personal success to match his hard work in Europe. Things have changed at Juve. He is scoring regularly and is giving a great amount to the Turin outfit. I am ready to bet that he will break his duck in the game against Copenhagen on Wednesday night. Tevez is certainly not a 30-goal-a-season player, but his play, his physicality, the pressure he creates and his selflessness all elevate him beyond other strikers. He is having a vintage season so far. http://markting10.nl/ "Carlos can play as a target man too - he certainly has the characteristics - but he is great at making a link between the midfield and the attack. He can fit into multiple roles with unrivalled effectiveness. He was a great purchase for the Bianconeri in that he knows how to marry the highest quality with endless quantity, as Conte requires of his men. He will be back celebrating a goal in the Champions League again soon - I have no doubt about it." Fabrizio Ravanelli | Juventus 1992-96

Mancini reluctant to risk Sneijder against Real Madrid The Dutchman is a doubt for the game at the Santiago Bernabeu with a niggling thigh problem and his Italian coach is considering saving him for next month's clash with Juventus. Nov 27, 2013 Galatasaray coach Roberto Mancini has admitted that he is reluctant to risk Wesley Sneijder in Wednesday's crucial Champions League clash with Real Madrid. http://markting10.nl/ The Netherlands international has been struggling with a niggling thigh injury of late and his Italian coach is considering keeping the playmaker out of harm's way, with next month's potentially decisive Group B showdown with Juventus in mind. "Sneijder is not 100 per cent," the Italian said. "He's been working with the team over the last four or five days, and [on Wednesday] we'll make a decision for him. "But it's important that we can't take any risks with Wesley, because he's very important for us." http://markting10.nl/ Galatasaray currently sit second in Group B, level on points with Copenhagen and just one ahead of Juventus. Mancini expects the Bianconeri to defeat the Danes in Turin on Wednesday night and, therefore, feels that his side's qualification hopes hinge on their matchday six meeting with Antonio Conte's side, as he feels a Gala victory at the Santiago Bernabeu is unlikely. "It is mathematics. This doesn't change if we lose or if we take one point [against Madrid]," the former Manchester City boss reasoned. http://markting10.nl/ "In my opinion, the last game will be the key game against Juventus - but we have one game [on Wednesday] and even it's difficult in football, you should never say never. "Anything can happen and we will try to play a good game and try to win if it's possible. We know that it'll be difficult but we want to try." Despite not wanting to think too far ahead, Mancini's primary focus is on pipping Juventus to second place. http://markting10.nl/ "This is where we are at this moment. I think that also because after the first game in Istanbul [a 6-1 loss to Madrid], for the team it was really difficult to go through to the second stage," he said. "Now we are alive. We shall play two games. It's difficult that the second game is against Juventus, but we can do anything. "We can beat Juventus and if we beat Juventus, we go through. But, at this moment in time, we need to think about the Real Madrid game."

JUVENTUS - COPENHAGEN November 27, 2013 - 8:45 PM Juventus Stadium — Turin Referee: Jonas Eriksson (Sweden) Llorente will be decisive - Tardelli Nov 27, 2013 Juventus face Copenhagen in the Champions League on Wednesday as they search for their first victory in the competition this season following three draws and one defeat. http://markting10.nl/ The Italian outfit can still reach the knockout stages with positive results in their final two games, and Tardelli has backed Fernando Llorente to step up after struggling for games during the early stages of his Juventus career. He added: "My money is on Llorente as the decisive man. To be honest, at the beginning of the season I was among the sceptics. "I didn’t have doubts about the player himself, but his adaptability to Conte’s game. But he's scoring and playing very well. http://markting10.nl/ "He has the right characteristics to hurt the Danes. And above all, he seems to be in great shape." One of Juventus' standout players this season has been Paul Pogba, with five goals from midfield already this season. However, the youngster is yet to score in the Champions League - with Carlos Tevez without a goal in Europe in four years - but Tardelli is confident both can end their barren runs. http://markting10.nl/ When queried on Pogba's record, Tardelli said: "It’s a minor detail, we’re talking about an important midfielder. He is playing fantastically, I hope he can score against Copenhagen. "And the same goes for Tevez: the fact that he has not scored in Europe is a coincidence, I think."

Pirlo should move to Premier League, says Tardelli The Juventus midfielder's current deal is set to expire at the end of the season - with no talks expected until February - and the 59-year-old has backed him to move to England. Nov 27, 2013 Former Juventus midfielder Marco Tardelli has backed Andrea Pirlo to impress in the Premier League as speculation over his future continues. http://markting10.nl/ The 34-year-old is currently in the third and final year of his contract with the Bianconeri, with the club confirming that no talks will take place before the end of the January transfer window. And Tardelli feels Pirlo should test himself against the more physical nature of English football before he reaches the end of his playing career. "Andrea is special and always decisive," Tardelli told Tuttosport. "It is not only with his free kicks he is good, if he plays well the whole team improves. http://markting10.nl/ "It’s a complex and personal decision. That said, I would try Andrea in English football … Pirlo is quite famous in those parts." When asked who would get his vote for the upcoming Fifa Ballon d'Or, Tardelli added: "Pirlo. But I think that Cristiano Ronaldo will win it."