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Tevez 'at risk for Galatasaray' Sep 29, 2013 Juventus released a statement warning Carlos Tevez is “a big risk” to face Galatasaray due to Ciro Immobile’s challenge. http://markting10.nl/ Immobile raked his studs down the back of Tevez’s ankle during today’s Turin Derby, which Juventus won 1-0. The Torino player was only booked for the foul, though Coach Antonio Conte insists he should’ve seen red. “During the first half of the game in Turin, Carlos Tevez suffered a strong trauma, with a cut, to his right ankle,” read a statement on the club website. “His condition will be evaluated over the next few hours, but his availability for Wednesday’s game against Galatasaray is a big risk.”

TORINO 0 - 1 JUVENTUS Paul Pogba (54′) September 29, 2013 12:30 PM Stadio Olimpico — Turin Referee: Silvio Mazzoleni Attendance:‬ 15000‎ Ventura: 'Toro could've done more' Sep 29, 2013 Torino Coach Giampiero Ventura admits they “could’ve done more” in the 1-0 defeat to Juventus. http://markting10.nl/ The Granata are without a Derby della Mole victory since 1995 and haven’t scored in any of the last 15 editions. “There were teams on the field with different qualities,” Ventura told Sky Sport Italia. “We were able to be aggressive against Juve last season, but this time round we have a different structure. We limited Juventus and they had very few opportunities, though we should’ve done better in possession. “Juventus are the best side we’ve faced so far. It’s difficult to be aggressive against their defence.” There was controversy on both sides, as Ciro Immobile and Claudio Marchisio risked red cards, while Paul Pogba’s winning goal was offside. “I couldn’t see the offside from my bench and I had hoped it was not a mistake. I am satisfied with the way we defended, though we could’ve done more in attack. “Aside from this performance, we cannot cancel out the fact we could’ve easily won against Milan and Hellas Verona. We deserve more points than we have.” http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

TORINO 0 - 1 JUVENTUS Paul Pogba (54′) September 29, 2013 12:30 PM Stadio Olimpico — Turin Referee: Silvio Mazzoleni Attendance:‬ 15000‎ Pogba refusing to dwell on derby win The Frenchman is already turning his attention to Wednesday's Champions League clash with Galatasaray after scoring the winner against Torino. Sep 29, 2013 Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba has told his team-mates not to dwell on their 1-0 derby victory over Torino on Sunday. http://markting10.nl/ The Bianconeri kept up their unbeaten start to the 2013-14 Serie A season with a narrow victory over their city rivals, with the Frenchman bagging the only goal of the game. However, they face Galatasaray in the Champions League on Wednesday and Pogba is already thinking of the clash with the Turkish champions. "Now we’ll concentrate on the Champions League. We drew the first game, so it’s fundamental that we win on Wednesday night," he told the club's official website. Reflecting on the trip to the Stadio Olimpico on Sunday, Pogba said that his side were made to work hard for all three points. "It was a difficult game but we’re all happy with the victory and reclaiming top spot, even if momentarily." Juventus will be looking to bounce back from their disappointing draw with Copenhagen when they host Galatasaray on Wednesday. http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

TORINO 0 - 1 JUVENTUS Paul Pogba (54′) September 29, 2013 12:30 PM Stadio Olimpico — Turin Referee: Silvio Mazzoleni Attendance:‬ 15000‎ Conte fumes at Immobile challenge Paul Pogba nodded home a controversial winner in Sunday's derby with Carlos Tevez in an offside position, but the Juventus coach believes the Argentine was lucky not to be injured. Sep 29, 2013 Antonio Conte was furious that Ciro Immobile escaped a red card for a challenge on Carlos Tevez during Juventus' 1-0 win over Torino in the Derby della Mole on Sunday. http://markting10.nl/ Paul Pogba nodded in a controversial winner in the second half, with the Frenchman reacting first to a rebound after Tevez had headed against the crossbar when in a clear offside position. However, rather than consider his side fortunate to be awarded the goal, Conte believes the Argentine was fortunate to be on the pitch following Immobile's lunge earlier in the game. "I was told Tevez was offside for the goal, but he also risked his ankle on Immobile’s challenge before that," the Bianconeri boss told Sky Sport Italia. "He suffered a serious cut to his ankle and who knows how it might’ve ended if Toro had gone down to 10 men. Immobile should’ve been sent off. "Mistakes can happen for referees and it is inevitable that debatable incidents will occur, but the team played well and took the initiative throughout." Conte felt his side were worthy winners of a tense encounter at Stadio Olimpico after Torino set their stall out to contain the Italian champions. "There was only one team that looked for the victory and that was Juventus," he continued. "Torino sat back and waited, even after going a goal down. It’s a difficult League and our opponents change their whole approach to limit us rather than play their own football. "We were much more attentive and didn’t allow Torino anything, despite their excellent players they had on the counter-attack. Compared to previous games, we brought back the three-man defence that performed so well last season. "Torino are tactically well organised and use a very defensive system, but in the second half as they got tired the spaces started to open up a bit." Andrea Pirlo was rested for the clash ahead of Juventus' Champions League meeting with Galatasaray, but Conte insists his side have enough strength in depth to cope with continual rotation in a busy period of fixtures. "Pirlo is unique and inimitable, so without him we lose some quality and gain in physicality. I had to rotate the squad with so many games coming up, but I have faith in them," he added. http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

TORINO 0 - 1 JUVENTUS Paul Pogba (54′) September 29, 2013 12:30 PM Stadio Olimpico — Turin Referee: Silvio Mazzoleni Attendance:‬ 15000‎ Pogba delighted with 'difficult' derby victory The Frenchman nodded home the only goal of the game on Sunday to seal maximum points for the Italian champions but has urged focus ahead of the Champions League return. Sep 29, 2013 Paul Pogba was relieved with Juventus' 1-0 derby win over Torino in a tightly-contested affair at the Stadio Olimpico on Sunday. http://markting10.nl/ The Frenchman scored the only goal of the game in the second half, to leave Torino looking for a first Serie A victory over their city rivals since 1995. But the goal was not without controversy as Carlos Tevez headed against the crossbar from two yards while seemingly in an offside position, with Pogba nodding home the rebound, although the former Manchester United man was simply happy to head into their Champions League commitments next week off the back of a victory. "It was a difficult game," he commented to reporters. "We're all happy about claiming all three points and returning to the top of the league. Now we'll focus our attentions on the Champions League. "We drew the first game so it's vital we beat Galatasaray." http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

TORINO 0 - 1 JUVENTUS Paul Pogba (54′) September 29, 2013 12:30 PM Stadio Olimpico — Turin Referee: Silvio Mazzoleni Attendance:‬ 15000‎ Player Ratings Goal took in the derby action at Stadio Olimpico, where Paul Pogba's goal in the second half gave the Bianconeri all three points and shot them back up the Serie A standings. Sep 29, 2013 Torino Daniele Padelli - Could hardly help the Juventus goal, and did what was expected with the otherwise routine tasks required of him. Emiliano Moretti - Draped himself around Carlos Tevez on the corner that led to the goal, but was unable to stop the forward from getting a header in, though he may have been offside. Guillermo Rodriguez - A real rock right at the heart of the Torino defence, mopping up danger without a moment's hesitation. His clearing header to deny Tevez the ball from inside the six yard box was particularly important. Kamil Glik - Had a very speculative effort at goal from near the halfway line that predictably failed to worry Gianluigi Buffon. Otherwise, he did his job well at the back. Danilo D'Ambrosio - Came close to converting Torino's - and the game's - best chance of the first half from a set-piece. Not much to speak of offensively, but he did put in a good shift in his own half. Omar El Kaddouri - Took the brunt of the aggression from Juve's committed midfield, but to his credit, he never stopped trying to drive the ball forward. He also managed to draw two yellow cards, one for Claudio Marchisio and one for Paul Pogba. Faded badly in the second half though. Giuseppe Vives - After a shaky start where he coughed up possession like a bad cold, the midfielder steadied himself to erect a formidable barrier in front of his defence, breaking up play with impunity. Matteo Brighi - Though he expended a lot of fuel chasing play around the pitch, the game still seemed to pass him by on occasion. Did not really have an effect on the final result. Matteo Darmian - He was rather hit or miss out wide, as he found it hard to fashion an opening for his side. But like Danilo D'Ambrosio on the opposite flank, he was very diligent defensively. Alessio Cerci - Though he flashed one free kick agonizingly wide of the top corner, he was otherwise a little lethargic on and off the ball, though in fairness his service was lacking. Ciro Immobile - His major contribution of the first half was to leave Sebastian Giovinco with a painful reminder of his stud size, with a late challenge that earned him a yellow card. Contributed little otherwise. Substitutions Salvatore Masiello - Provided a serviceable job in defence, replacing Rodriguez for the second half. Looked a little short of pace at times, though. Riccardo Meggiorini - Could not provide any kind of offensive input for the home side, as the match drifted beyond his reach. http://markting10.nl/ Juventus Gianluigi Buffon - Barely had a meaningful touch of the ball all game long as Torino created almost nothing in the way of chances. Andrea Barzagli - Went about his business in a confident manner, marshalling the defence well and communicating with the rest of the backline regularly. No slip-ups from him today. Leonardo Bonucci - Virtually unbeatable in the air, as he showed a real nose for the ball on set plays and longs punts forward - as shown by his glancing header which led to the only goal. Like the rest of the defence, he was spot on in his tasks. Giorgio Chiellini - His usual indomitable self at the back, first to every ball, and not allowing the opposition forwards an inch of useable space. Stephan Lichtsteiner - Motored up and down the right flank, and though his final ball was found wanting, he still showed plenty of appetite for getting involved in the build-up play. Claudio Marchisio - Picked up a yellow card for a sliding challenge and could thank his lucky stars that he did not see a second booking for an identical infraction. Otherwise, he was his usual bundle of activity. Paul Pogba - Never lost his poise in midfield, helping out admirably in his own half and proving efficient, if not overly dynamic, on the ball in attack. He struck the all-important goal in the second half with a close range finish from a corner to give his side the points and derby bragging rights yet again. Arturo Vidal - Looked completely up for the blood and thunder of the derby, refusing to surrender an inch in midfield. Played a strong part in closing out the game in the second half. Kwadwo Asamoah - Provided a lot of energy out in wide areas, but could not come up with the end product to help his side in attack, despite being presented with a few opportunities to do so. Carlos Tévez - A more reliable option up front than the embattled Sebastian Giovinco, as his touch and tenacity made him a solid outlet for the home side. Worked hard to close out the game late on. Sebastian Giovinco - Took a bit of a battering from the physical Torino defence, and he could not shake that off, as his offensive contributions were severely stymied. Shot his one great opening straight at the keeper from point blank range. Substitutions Simone Padoin - Helped to solidify the left flank in the closing stages. Mirko Vučinić - Hardly had a touch in his short spell on the pitch as, by the time he arrived, Juve's focus has shifted to protecting their narrow lead. http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

TORINO 0 - 1 JUVENTUS Paul Pogba (54′) September 29, 2013 12:30 PM Stadio Olimpico — Turin Referee: Silvio Mazzoleni Attendance:‬ 15000‎ Juventus remain kings of Turin Sep 29, 2013 Juventus continued their strong start to the Serie A season as Paul Pogba's solitary strike secured a 1-0 victory over city rivals Torino. http://markting10.nl/ The Bianconeri came into the weekend unbeaten and kept up the pressure at the top of the table thanks to Pogba's second-half header. Torino, without a win over Juve since 1995, never looked in danger of breaking that unwanted record and produced few chances of merit over the 90 minutes. It's been 11 years since Torino have scored a goal against Juventus, and the hurt continued with Sunday's Derby della Mole. Meanwhile, Juventus finally scored first in a match and held on to secure victory to keep up with the rest of the contenders in Serie A. Yet despite the superior quality of their play, all Italy can focus on is the controversial manner in which Juventus have won another game: with an offside goal. As seems to be the norm when playing the Bianconeri, Torino, like Chievo Verona before them, played a defensive game. Sitting deep, congesting the area and closing down the space, their aim for the game was to stop Juventus from playing through the middle. The Old Lady, in response, remained patient. Circulating the ball from side to side until she felt comfortable enough to play through the spaces, but it was proving difficult to penetrate the Granata defence. Such a patient game only serves to make Andrea Pirlo's absence more keenly felt. There was little creativity and lots of imprecise passes forward, and the tempo was poorly controlled. Paul Pogba may be capable of doing it all in midfield, but he seemed wasted when deployed so deep with the attack sorely missing his pace and timely insertions at the top. Interestingly, last season, Juventus had two versions of themselves depending on which of the duo they opted to play. When Pirlo was on the pitch, Juventus dominated proceedings, rotated the ball and patiently waited for excellent passes to unlock defences. When Pogba was deployed instead, the Old Lady played a quicker game where acceleration was key, intensity was heightened and the game was based around overwhelming the opposition. Against Torino, Juventus played a Pirlo game without the player there to actually influence proceedings, when they ought to have played a quicker and more intense game. This only served to highlight the perfection of Torino manager Giampiero Ventura's game plan, as Il Toro succeeded in stifling Juve's attack, halting the intricate passing in the middle and forcing Juve wide. Crosses into the box were hardly a problem for the home side when there, in the middle for Juve, was little Sebastian Giovinco. Giovinco, for all his tenacity and eagerness to impress, suffers with the Juve shirt. Whilst we must acknowledge the many fouls he suffered that should have been punished, he is a player lacking in strength. It remains an easy task to snatch the ball away from him, and he's easily overwhelmed. His clever movements and at times good positioning should be complimented, but when his shots are always aimed at the goalkeeper (much like last season), he quickly reminds his critics of his many deficiencies as a forward. Of course, one must also feel for the player, as Juve's game in the first half was slow and revolved around crosses and long balls. With a quicker game, Gio would have broken free from his markers, and with short and low passes, he could have made more of an impact. That sort of game played by the Old Lady required the presence of Juve's other forwards, namely a certain Fernando Llorente. In the second half, Juventus returned with greater motivation and looked determined to push through to get a result. And so, they did. A perfect delivery into the box saw Carlos Tevez hit the crossbar before Pogba scored. Replays show Tevez was clearly offside and the goal should not have counted, yet once again Juventus won a game in a controversial manner -- even if they deserved to be in the lead. Torino, rather than opening up to have a go at scoring themselves, remained faithful to their tough defensive game for much of the second half, really looking threatening in only the final minutes of the match. Silly fouls and individual errors denied them of any real opportunity at goal, but their courageous game came too little, too late. Tevez was once again the Bianconeri's outstanding performer. His mobility, ability to play between the lines and strength in shielding the ball make all the difference for Antonio Conte's men, as does the team's ability to maintain possession when closing out the match. This may not be a dazzling Juve, but it's one that's doing the job for now, especially when considering the heavy schedule. Galatasaray are next. http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

TORINO 0 - 1 JUVENTUS Paul Pogba (54′) September 29, 2013 12:30 PM Stadio Olimpico — Turin Referee: Silvio Mazzoleni Attendance:‬ 15000‎ Torino vs. Juventus: Score and Grades Sep 29, 2013 Paul Pogba scored the only goal of the game as Juventus continued their Serie A dominance over neighbours Torino. http://markting10.nl/ But the 54th-minute goal came with controversy after Carlos Tevez appeared to be in an offside position as he headed against the crossbar from two yards out before Pogba pounced on the rebound. The result saw Juve maintain an 18-year unbeaten league run against their Turin rivals, who rarely threatened. The first half was a disappointing affair, punctuated by several yellow cards for hefty challenges and one opportunity on goal for Torino. Danilo D'Ambrosio rose highest inside the Juventus penalty area to connect with a free-kick, but headed over with just Gianluigi Buffon to beat. But Juve were a far different proposition in the second period with Tevez playing the central role, controlling the game for the Serie A champions. Juve broke the deadlock in the 54th minute when Tevez headed against Daniele Pandelli's crossbar from just two yards, but Pogba was on hand to head home the rebound. However, television replays showed the Argentina international was in an offside position. But Juve, ultimately, deserved the three points for the improved second-half display, while Torino disappointed in front of their own supporters with Cerci isolated up front. Player gradings Paul Pogba B Playing in the creative Andrea Pirlo role, Pogba endured a stifled first period. The former Manchester United man seemed off the pace and unable to open the Torino backline. He was on hand to head home the only goal of the game, much to the relief of teammate Tevez, who had missed from just two yards out with his header. Pogba found greater influence in the second half and Manchester United supporters can be forgiven for asking why the Old Trafford club allowed him to leave. Carlos Tevez A Tevez was on the end of one severe challenge during the opening 45 minutes which saw Ciro Immobile cautioned for raking the former Manchester City forward's ankle. The Argentina international was always looking for the opportunity, but a lack of creation saw him stymied up front, paired with Sebastian Giovinco, in the first half. The second period was a different story, however, with Tevez finding the space to puncture the Torino defence. He might have been embarrassed to miss a header from two yards out, but Pogba spared his blushes by slotting the rebound. His positional sense remains fabulous and running a match from the position of forward is no mean feat, but comes naturally to Tevez. Danilo D'Ambrosio B+ D'Ambrosio went closest for Torino in the first period when his header flew wide of Buffon's goal. But the Torino defender was always seeking a chance to move forward and dealt well with the attacking threat of Juventus. The switched to right-back for the second period seemed to be a positive move for the player, who prefers that position. But D'Ambrosio's attacking influence was negated by an improved Juventus display. Alessio Cerci B- Torino's leading goalscorer was not allowed a chance to shine in the opening half, but was always on the look-out for an opportunity to create space for himself and teammates. Cerci found himself cast adrift at times against the Juventus back three, with Immobile required in a deeper role for Torino. Cerci really found space only in the dying embers of the game and it took a crude challenge from Tevez to deny him a late chance of a run on goal. Ultimately, though, this was a game Cerci will want to forget swiftly after making little impact as his teammates appeared to sit back. http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

TORINO 0 - 1 JUVENTUS Paul Pogba (54′) September 29, 2013 12:30 PM Stadio Olimpico — Turin Referee: Silvio Mazzoleni Attendance:‬ 15000‎ Initial reaction and random observations Sep 29, 2013 Short-attention-span writing and reading as I'm still trying to comprehend what hour of the morning it is after Juventus' win over Torino in this season's first edition of the Derby della Mole. http://markting10.nl/ •Man of the Match: Paul Pogba. The discussion starts and ends right here. Got the game-winning goal, played a nearly flawless second half against Torino, and did so while playing all three spots in the center of the midfield. He went from playing in front of the defense a la Andrea Pirlo, to swapping positions with Arturo Vidal, to then switching for a few minutes with Claudio Marchisio, and then back to sitting in front of the back three. That takes a lot, no matter who you are. Once again, this 20-year-old kid played like a 10-year veteran in a hard-fought derby victory. Just another day in the life of Paul Pogba, I guess. Or at least it seems that way. •Torino didn't have a shot on target. Gigi Buffon is back to stealing checks. •In all seriousness, though, the Juventus defense really played a very good game, especially Giorgio Chiellini. Sure, Toro weren't ever close to being consistently dangerous when they actually did attack instead of looking totally stagnant, but when Buffon doesn't have to even try and make a save on a shot on goal over the course of 90 minutes, you know you're doing something right. •Yellow card, huh? Come on, Ciro. You're better than that. (At least I think so.) •You guys see Carlos Tevez defending in the last few minutes before Fabio Quagliarella replaced him in the final minute of the second half? You should have, because he was working his tail off. And that was after he was getting absolutely beat up by almost everybody in a Torino jersey. •Grinding out a result in a derby. That's so Juventus. •Contrary to popular belief, Sebastian Giovinco wasn't all that bad. WhoScored says he was one of Juventus' least effective players, but I feel pretty safe in saying that Giovinco was better than Tevez in the first 45 minutes of the game. Obviously Carlitos got more involved in a lot of aspects in the second half, but sometimes the doom and gloom surrounding a certain Atomic Ant isn't all that it's cracked up to be. •Juventus' next four opponents: Galatasaray, Milan, Fiorentina, Real Madrid. For a month that has a two-week international break thrown right into the middle of it, that's certainly one heck of a slate of games that are on deck. http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

TORINO 0 - 1 JUVENTUS Paul Pogba (54′) September 29, 2013 12:30 PM Stadio Olimpico — Turin Referee: Silvio Mazzoleni Attendance:‬ 15000‎ Bianconeri edge out a disciplined Granata Sep 29, 2013 Torino were defeated 1-0 by Juventus in the Derby della Mole at the Stadio Olimpico on Sunday afternoon in Serie A. http://markting10.nl/ A close range header from Bianconeri midfielder Paul Pogba was enough to decide the match between Turin rivals Juventus and Torino in a game that failed to live up to expectation. A first half lacking quality began with the hosts looking nervous and conceding possession constantly as they looked to clear their lines and maintain a strong defensive position to repel the Bianconeri, however, Antonio Conte’s men did little to trouble keeper Daniele Padelli during the first 45. It was actually the Granata that had the better of the first half opportunities, mainly from set pieces, with the Old Lady largely restricted to two tame shots from distances from midfielders Pogba and Claudio Marchisio. On 14 minutes it was Danilo D’Ambrosio who wasted the clearest chance of the first half after a wonderful set piece delivery from Omar El Kaddouri found the wing-back six yards from goal, but he could only head well over. Ten minutes later Torino were given another opportunity from a free-kick after El Kaddouri carried the ball purposefully from his own half towards the Juventus box only for Pogba to recklessly and cynically foul the Moroccan, however, the resulting free-kick was bent just wide of the post by Alessio Cerci. While the Frenchman’s challenge was poor it wasn’t the worst of the first half with referee Paolo Mazzoleni allowing plenty to go unpunished. On 36 minutes Carlos Tevez skipped away from Ciro Immobile and with no chance at reaching the ball he lunged at the Argentinean’s trailing right calf and should probably have received more than the yellow shown. Juventus certainly displayed greater composure with the ball, yet they were also allowed to with Giampiero Ventura happy for his side to defend deep and break with the impressive Cerci clearly troubling the Bianconeri back free when receiving the ball. Early in the second half Juventus finally created a clear opening with some clever one touch passing putting Sebastian Giovinco eight yards from goal with just Padelli to beat but the diminutive striker struck the ball into the legs of the Italian. Moments later the visitors did take the lead after a corner was headed towards goal by Leonardo Bonucci and as it struck the shoulder of an offside Tevez the ball ricocheted off the crossbar only for Pogba to stoop and head home from close range. After conceding the goal the Bianconeri dominated the next 20 minutes forcing Il Toro to sit back and defend more out of necessity than as a long-term tactical plan, but with time running out the hosts began to pressure Conte’s side to appease a frustrated home crowd. The arrival of Mirko Vucinic for Giovinco brought the only other clear goal scoring opportunity for Juventus as he carefully steered a volley towards the Torino net that Padelli saved acrobatically to deny the Bianconeri a two goal cushion. http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

TORINO 0 - 1 JUVENTUS Paul Pogba (54′) September 29, 2013 12:30 PM Stadio Olimpico — Turin Referee: Silvio Mazzoleni Attendance:‬ 15000‎ Conte: 'Immobile red card' Antonio Conte hit back after Juventus won the Turin Derby with an offside goal. “Ciro Immobile should’ve been sent off”. Sep 29, 2013 Paul Pogba nodded in the only goal of the game to beat Torino 1-0, but Carlos Tevez was clearly offside during the move. http://markting10.nl/ “I was told Tevez was offside during the goal, but he also risked his ankle on Immobile’s challenge before that,” Conte told Sky Sport Italia. “He suffered a serious cut to his ankle and who knows how it might’ve ended if Toro had gone down to 10 men. Immobile should’ve been sent off. “Mistakes can happen for referees and it is inevitable that debatable incidents will occur, but the team played well and took the initiative throughout. “Today we were much more attentive and didn’t allow Torino anything, despite their excellent players on the counter-attack. Compared to previous games, we brought back the three-man defence that had done so well last season. “There was only one team that looked for the victory and that was Juventus. Torino sat back and waited, even after going a goal down. It’s a difficult League and our opponents change their whole approach to limit us rather than play their own football. “Torino are very organised tactically and use a very defensive system, but in the second half as they got tired the spaces started to open up a bit.” Andrea Pirlo had been man-marked in recent matches, so Conte opted to rest him against Torino. “Arturo Vidal was marked by Omar El Kaddouri, so I moved Pogba to make his physicality felt. The goal changed it and we moved to a 4-3-3, putting Simone Padoin in a more advanced position with Mirko Vucinic and Tevez. “Pirlo is unique and inimitable, so without him we lose in quality and gain in physicality. I had to rotate the squad with so many games coming up. I have faith in the squad.” http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

TORINO 0 - 1 JUVENTUS Paul Pogba (54′) September 29, 2013 12:30 PM Stadio Olimpico — Turin Referee: Silvio Mazzoleni Attendance:‬ 15000‎ Juve win contentious Turin Derby Juventus won the Turin Derby with a Paul Pogba goal that should’ve been ruled offside, though Toro were largely toothless. Sep 29, 2013 The Derby della Mole has not been kind to Torino recently, as they were without a win since 1995 and hadn’t even scored in 14 editions, losing seven of the last eight. Andrea Pirlo was rested ahead of the Champions League game with Galatasaray, while Sebastian Giovinco was the new partner for Carlos Tevez. Ciro Immobile is co-owned between Juve and Toro, starting alongside Capocannoniere Alessio Cerci. http://markting10.nl/ Danilo D’Ambrosio’s header was over the bar from a free kick, then scrambled back with a crucial clearance to stop Tevez getting on the end of a Giovinco cut-back at the other end. Claudio Marchisio and Paul Pogba went into the book for taking down Immobile and Omar El Kaddouri on strong runs. Cerci curled one of his trademark free kicks just past the near top corner. Tevez crossed for the head of Giovinco, but it was intercepted by defenders, while Stephan Lichtsteiner’s attempt was hoofed wide. Immobile was also carded for a very late tackle from behind on Tevez’s ankle. ‘Apache’ fired over from the edge of the box within seconds of the restart, then flicked on a Kwadwo Asamoah pass for Giovinco, who side-footed his finish straight at Daniele Padelli from close range. The pressure was building and paid off when Juventus took the lead. Tevez’s header from a corner cracked against the crossbar, but Pogba was alert and turned in the rebound. However, the Granata complained that Tevez appeared to be offside when he started the move. Marchisio risked a second yellow card with a clumsy tackle on D’Ambrosio, but the referee gave him a final warning. Asamoah set up Tevez for a drive that was deflected inches past the far post. Cerci went down in the box, but there was barely any contact and the referee waved play on. Padelli needed a wonderful one-handed save to palm away a volley into the ground by substitute Mirko Vucinic. Torino: Padelli; Glik, Rodriguez (S Masiello 46), Moretti; Darmian, Brighi, Vives (Farnerud 86), El Kaddouri (Meggiorini 68), D’Ambrosio; Cerci, Immobile Juventus: Buffon; Barzagli, Bonucci, Chiellini; Lichtsteiner, Vidal, Pogba, Marchisio, Asamoah (Padoin 74); Tevez (Quagliarella 91), Giovinco (Vucinic 78) Ref: Mazzoleni http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

TORINO 0 - 1 JUVENTUS Paul Pogba (54′) September 29, 2013 12:30 PM Stadio Olimpico — Turin Referee: Silvio Mazzoleni Attendance:‬ 15000‎ Pogba pounces to maintain Old Lady's derby dominance The Frenchman nodded home from close range in the second half after Carlos Tevez's header hit the crossbar to move the champions level with Napoli at the Serie A summit. Sep 29, 2013 A controversial Paul Pogba goal settled the Derby della Mole as Juventus secured a 1-0 triumph over Torino at the Stadio Olimpico on Sunday. http://markting10.nl/ The France international headed home a rebound from close range after Carlos Tevez had nodded Leonardo Bonucci's flick onto the bar, with replays suggesting that the Argentine striker was in an offside position when he met the ball. Juventus dictated the tempo in a drab first half, with Claudio Marchisio coming closest on the stroke of half-time with a low drive, but in the second half they turned their possession into a decisive goal thanks to Pogba's intervention, moving them level with Napoli at the top of Serie A on 16 points prior to Roma's game with Bologna. Torino started with the league's joint-top scorer Alessio Cerci leading their line, while Juventus restored Tevez to the starting XI after he was rested for the 2-1 victory over Chievo on Wednesday. The Bianconeri controlled the early possession but failed to create any clear-cut chances. They almost found a breakthrough in the 14th minute when Sebastian Giovinco wriggled through several challenges on the right before delivering for Tevez, but the danger was snuffed out by a last-ditch clearance from Danilo D'Ambrosio. As the hosts began to settle they won a series of set-pieces and they almost capitalised in the 26th minute when Cerci curled his 25-yard free-kick into the side netting. Antonio Conte's side continued to look more threatening on the ball, however. Stephan Lichtsteiner's effort from distance curled wide before Juve could have stolen ahead in first-half injury time when Marchisio's 20-yard driven effort went narrowly wide of Daniele Padelli's post. The visitors' pressure did not let up in the second half and Giovinco should have put Juventus ahead when a neat touch by Tevez left him one-on-one with the goalkeeper but he hit a tame effort straight at Padelli. But Juventus deservedly took the lead in the 54th minute. Bonucci headed a corner goalwards and Tevez somehow managed to head against the crossbar from two yards but the resultant rebound was nodded home by Pogba. However, television replays suggested that Tevez may have been in an offside position when he met the defender's flick on. Marchisio was lucky not to receive his marching orders 10 minutes later when he lunged into a tackle on Giuseppe Vives when already on a yellow card as the match began to spark a litte more into life. The hosts had a penalty shout waved away when Ciro Immobile went to ground under Giorgio Chiellini's challenge but referee Paolo Mazzoleni was unmoved. Juventus almost grabbed a second in the 84th minute when Mirko Vucinic guided a back-post volley goalwards but Padelli parried away the danger, while substitute Alexander Farnerud came close to meeting a cut-back for the hosts in the final ten minutes. Despite a late flurry of pressure, Torino were unable to find that elusive equaliser, meaning their 18-year wait for a win against their city rivals goes on. http://www.goal.com/en/results-standings/69/italy-serie-a/table?ICID=SP_TN_111

É finito il derby!

Che serie B é senza i Bovini?

Esce il grande Carlitos!

Quagliarella entrerá.

Tevez anche in difesa!!!!

Il sogno di Cerci é giocare in Champions League ma se rimane nel Torino ....

Tevez spara alle stelle.

Gran parata di Padelli su Vucinic.

Il Torino sa solo difendere.

Cerci a caccia del rigore.

Vidal cestina lo 0-2. Tevez era comunque in off side.

Vucinic al posto di Giovinco.