Socrates

Pereira riceve solo ora il giallo!

Serie A Week 30 - 30-3-2013 (3:00 p.m.) - "Giuseppe Meazza" Stadium - Milan Referee: Nicola Rizzoli HT 0-1: Juve lead Derby d'Italia Mar 30, 2013 Fabio Quagliarella’s long-range screamer has given Juventus the half-time lead away to Inter in the Derby d’Italia. This remains a massive grudge match in any situation, but this time the Bianconeri were out for revenge after their 49-match unbeaten League run was ended in Turin. Juve also faced potential distraction from the upcoming Champions League quarter-final with Bayern Munich. Mirko Vucinic pulled out with flu symptoms, joining Mauricio Isla, Martin Caceres, Nicklas Bendtner and Simone Pepe on the treatment table. Juan Jesus was suspended, while Fredy Guarin arrived late back from international duty after missing his flight. Dejan Stankovic, Diego Milito, Luca Castellazzi, Joel Obi and Gaby Mudingayi missed out. Walter Samuel and Giorgio Chiellini were able to start despite injury concerns, as Inter switched to a three-man defence. Inter fans mocked their rivals’ post-Calciopoli slip into Serie B by pointing out in banner form they were the only side never to disappear from Serie A. It took under three minutes for Juventus to break the deadlock, as Fabio Quagliarella gathered from 20 metres and curled a wonderful effort under the bar with Samir Handanovic watching it go by. Leonardo Bonucci nodded over on the counter-attack from a poor Cassano corner, while Gigi Buffon was at full strength to fingertip a deflected Cassano angled drive round the far post. From that corner, Buffon performed a stunning reaction save to deny Rodrigo Palacio’s header at the back stick. Alessandro Matri had a great chance moments later on the counter, but his volley was so far off target it went out for a throw-in. Claudio Marchisio nodded the ball on to Javier Zanetti’s arm, so the referee waved play on. Juve were continually dangerous on the counter, but Matri was caught offside and Arturo Vidal trapped an Andrea Pirlo chipped pass, but hesitated and Handanovic smothered at his feet. Handanovic palmed away a fierce Pirlo shot from the edge of the area before half-time. Inter 0-1 Juventus (Half-Time) Scorers: Quagliarella 3 (J) Inter: Handanovic; Ranocchia, Samuel, Chivu; Zanetti, Kovacic, Gargano, Pereira; Alvarez; Palacio, Cassano Juventus: Buffon; Barzagli, Bonucci, Chiellini; Padoin, Vidal, Pirlo, Marchisio, Asamoah; Quagliarella, Matri Ref: Rizzoli http://www.soccerway.com/national/italy/serie-a/20122013/regular-season/

Cassano odioso.

Non sapevo Conte fosse sofferente di cuore.

Juve superiore!

Pereira graziato dall'arbitro. Era il secondo giallo.

Perché non segni piú Arturo?

Noi giochiamo a calcio .... loro a calci.

Non giocherebbe nell'Inter se non lo fosse.

Marchisio ridicolizza Zanetti.

Bravo Quaglia!

Mani anche di Zanetti.

Ma guarda quello str**** di Cassano come si rivolge all'arbitro!

Messi.

Paratona di Buffon. Matri spara fuori.

Strama con il mal di testa .... Non ce stá a capí gnente ....

Grande Gigi!

Quasi 0-2 Bonucci.

FABIO QUAGLIARELLA 0-1

Non sono mai stati in serie B .... Beati loro!

Serie A Week 30 - 30-3-2013 (3:00 p.m.) - "Giuseppe Meazza" Stadium - Milan Referee: Nicola Rizzoli Line-ups: Inter-Juventus Mar 30, 2013 The Derby d’Italia is the huge game of the afternoon as Juventus seek revenge against Inter for the end of their 49-game unbeaten record. It kicks off at San Siro at 14.00 GMT, click here for a match preview. The Bianconeri had gone without defeat for 49 consecutive Serie A rounds before suffering a shock 3-1 home loss at the hands of their rivals back on November 3. Antonio Conte’s men hope to return the favour at the Stadio Meazza, where they are unbeaten since April 2010. Mirko Vucinic was a last-minute absentee due to flu symptoms, joining the injured Martin Caceres, Simone Pepe, Mauricio Isla and Nicklas Bendtner. Giorgio Chiellini pulled out of international duty last week with ankle problems, but is able to start this match. Fabio Quagliarella surprisingly starts with Alessandro Matri in attack, while Simone Padoin replaces Stephan Lichtsteiner ahead of the Champions League quarter-final with Bayern Munich. Inter have numerous problems to contend with, as Juan Jesus is suspended, while Fredy Guarin returned late from international duty after missing his flight. Dejan Stankovic, Diego Milito, Luca Castellazzi, Joel Obi and Gaby Mudingayi are all long-term absentees, but Walter Samuel is back in the starting XI after an injury lay-off for a three-man defence. Rodrigo Palacio partners Antonio Cassano with support from Ricky Alvarez and the Italian has an excellent record against Juve, scoring seven goals past them in 18 games. INTER: Handanovic; Ranocchia, Samuel, Chivu; Zanetti, Kovacic, Gargano, Pereira; Alvarez; Palacio, Cassano Inter bench: Belec, Carrizo, Silvestre, Guarin, Kuzmanovic, Rocchi, Cambiasso, Benassi, Jonathan, Pasa, Nagatomo JUVENTUS: Buffon; Barzagli, Bonucci, Chiellini; Padoin, Vidal, Pirlo, Marchisio, Asamoah; Quagliarella, Matri Juventus bench: Storari, Rubinho, Pogba, De Ceglie, Giovinco, Peluso, Anelka, Giaccherini, Marrone http://www.soccerway.com/national/italy/serie-a/20122013/regular-season/

Serie A - 11^ giornata - Ritorno - 30-3-2013 (ore 15:00) - Stadio "Giuseppe Meazza" - Milano Arbitro: Nicola Rizzoli Derby d'Italia sotto la luce del sole, i precedenti sorridono alla Vecchia Signora Stramaccioni recupera Samuel, che partirà dalla panchina. Davanti ancora fiducia alla coppia Cassano-Palacio, fuori Guarin. Conte perde Vucinic e riabbraccia Chiellini. Mar 30, 2013 PROBABILI FORMAZIONI INTERHandanovic; Zanetti, Ranocchia, Chivu, Pereira; Gargano, Kovacic, Cambiasso; Alvarez; Palacio, Cassano JUVENTUS Buffon; Barzagli, Marrone, Bonucci; Lichtsteiner, Vidal, Pogba, Marchisio, Asamoah; Quagliarella, Giovinco CURIOSITA' La partita tra Inter e Juventus, torna a giocarsi sotto la luce del sole dopo ben quindici anni. L'ultima volta fu il 26 aprile del 1998 al 'Delle Alpi', allora vinse la Juventus per 1-0. L'ultima sfida diurna in quel di S.Siro risale addirittura alla stagione 95/96, match che si chiuse sul 2-1 per i bianconeri. Di Ganz l’unico goal nerazzurro, per la Juve a segno Attilio Lombardo e proprio quell'Antonio Conte, oggi mister della Vecchia Signora. 3 novembre 2012, ‘Juventus Stadium’: i bianconeri cadono sotto i colpi dell’Inter di Strama dopo essere passati in vantaggio con un goal firmato Vidal. Prima sconfitta per la truppa di Conte in campionato, che perde la sua imbattibilità interrompendo la striscia di quarantanove partite senza sconfitte. Scontato dunque che la voglia di rivalsa in quel di Vinovo sia davvero tanta. Stramaccioni spera di festeggiare al meglio il suo primo anno di Inter. Subentrato a Claudio Ranieri il 26 marzo del 2012, proprio in seguito ad un pesante ko subito dall’Inter contro la Juve di Conte, Strama incrocia nuovamente il suo destino a quello dei bianconeri. Chissà infatti che una vittoria alla vigilia di Pasqua non possa riservare al tecnico un’insperata conferma sulla panchina della Beneamata anche in vista della prossima stagione. Il ritorno della Champions che vedrà la Juventus impegnata nei quarti contro i bavaresi del Bayern il 2 aprile, e i precedenti di questo campionato fanno drizzare le antenne bianconere in vista del big match di sabato pomeriggio. In questa stagione infatti la squadra di Stramaccioni è stata l’unica ad aver battuto Buffon e soci alla vigilia di un impegno europeo. Inter-Juventus è anche una questione d'onore. In caso di sconfitta infatti i nerazzurri scivolerebbero a -21 dagli 'odiati' rivali bianconeri, distacco senza precedenti tra i due club dopo trenta giornate di campionato. Neppure nell'era post-Calciopoli la Beneamata era mai riuscita nell'impresa di accumulare un vantaggio simile sulla Vecchia Signora, ulteriore motivo in più per evitare l'incredibile smacco e dare il meglio nel big match in programma a 'San Siro'. Lo scontro tra la Vecchia Signora e l’Inter non conosce confini e in estate sembra destinato a spostarsi anche sul mercato. Comune oggetto del desiderio il cileno Alexis Sanchez, obiettivo di entrambe le squadre in vista della prossima stagione. Testa a testa Serie A ‎- 03/nov/2012 - Juventus 1 - Inter 3 Serie A ‎- 25/mar/2012 - Juventus 2 - Inter 0 Serie A ‎- 29/ott/2011 - Inter 1 - Juventus 2 Amichevoli ‎- 18/ago/2011 - Inter 7 - Juventus 6 Serie A ‎- 13/feb/2011 - Juventus 1 - Inter 0 Ultime 5 Partite Inter 14/mar/2013 - Inter 4 - Tottenham 1 - EL 10/mar/2013 - Inter 0 - Bologna 1 - Serie A 07/mar/2013 - Tottenham 3 - Inter 0 - EL 03/mar/2013 - Catania 2 - Inter 3 - Serie A 24/feb/2013 - Inter 1 - Milan 1 - Serie A Juventus 16/mar/2013 - Bologna 0 - Juventus 2 - Serie A 10/mar/2013 - Juventus 1 - Catania 0 - Serie A 06/mar/2013 - Juventus 2 - Celtic 0 - UCL 01/mar/2013 - Napoli 1 - Juventus 1 - Serie A 24/feb/2013 - Juventus 3 - Siena 0 - Serie A Previsione Inter 1 - 2 Juventus

Serie A Week 30 - 30-3-2013 (3:00 p.m.) - "Giuseppe Meazza" Stadium - Milan Referee: Nicola Rizzoli Inter Milan vs. Juventus Mar 30, 2013 Projected Inter Milan XI: Handanovic; Zanetti, Ranocchia, Chivu, Pereira; Gargano, Kovacic, Cambiasso; Alvarez; Palacio, Cassano Projected Juventus XI: Buffon; Barzagli, Marrone, Bonucci; Lichtsteiner, Vidal, Pogba, Marchisio, Asamoah; Quagliarella, Giovinco The first Derby d’Italia of the season saw visiting Inter Milan deny Juventus a 50-match unbeaten run, but despite the wobble the Bianconeri remain comfortably atop the Serie A standings ahead of Saturday’s trip to Milan for the return match against Inter. Presently sixth in the standings, the Nerazzurri will be without the suspended Juan Jesus while Fredy Guarin, who arrived late following Colombia’s World Cup qualifiers, is doubtful to start. On the other side of the ball Juventus will be without defenders Martin Caceres and Giorgio Chiellini, meaning Luca Marrone will likely start in manager Antonio Conte’s three-man grouping in front of goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon. http://www.soccerway.com/national/italy/serie-a/20122013/regular-season/

Serie A Week 30 - 30-3-2013 (3:00 p.m.) - "Giuseppe Meazza" Stadium - Milan Referee: Nicola Rizzoli Eto'o flies in for Inter-Juve Mar 30, 2013 There are reports ex-Inter star Samuel Eto’o will be at San Siro today to cheer on his old teammates against Juventus. The Derby d’Italia kicks off at 14.00 GMT, click here for a match preview. It is rumoured Anzhi hitman Eto’o has flown to Milan for the big game, as he is out of action for two to three weeks with a knee injury. The 32-year-old Cameroon international was at Inter from 2009 to 2011, winning the Treble and scoring 33 goals in 67 games. http://www.soccerway.com/national/italy/serie-a/20122013/regular-season/

Serie A Week 30 - 30-3-2013 (3:00 p.m.) - "Giuseppe Meazza" Stadium - Milan Referee: Nicola Rizzoli Trap reads Inter-Juventus Mar 30, 2013 Former Inter and Juventus Coach Giovanni Trapattoni cast his eye over today’s Derby d’Italia, advising Antonio Conte to “stay in Serie A for a few years.” The two rival clubs go head-to-head this afternoon at 15.00. “Inter-Juve and Bayern Munich-Juventus can be defined absolute classics of Serie A and the Champions League,” the Republic of Ireland manager told Eurosport. “Games like this are won thanks to details, as those are what make the difference. Why did I move from Juventus to Inter in 1986? I had already revamped that team three times and wanted to challenge myself against a new reality. “Inter gave me different motivation and I just wanted a new experience. I must confess, when I faced Juventus for the first time as an Inter Coach, I was chatting to Michel Platini and without realising I sat on the Juventus bench. Force of habit.” Trapattoni won titles with both clubs – six at Juve, one record-breaking Scudetto with Inter – and is keeping tight-lipped on today’s game. “I never liked making predictions. It will be a very open game with an uncertain result.” The Nerazzurri have been struggling recently and Trap was asked about the rumours Andrea Stramaccioni will make way for Jose Mourinho’s return. “I don’t think Andrea has lost his way. His Inter still needs reinforcements, but so far he has done well, giving the team shape. I am sure that thanks to him Inter will be able to identify the right buys for next season. “I don’t think Mourinho will return, nor does Massimo Moratti genuinely intend to bring him back. It seems inevitable that the papers talk about Mourinho whenever one of his former clubs is going through a bad patch.” Juventus are top of the Serie A table and through to the Champions League quarter-finals, but Conte expressed his irritation with the pressure in Italy and hinted at a move abroad. “He has a strong side with a great collective and a clear and effective style of football. Antonio’s work is excellent and he should continue with this team. “Many years ago I was a young Coach achieving success and I had someone whispering in my ear that I should change country, even if at that time it was unusual,” continued Trap. “When I told a friend that I was going to Bayern Munich, he said I should watch out, as the more forests you travel in, the more wolves you find. He was right. Going abroad is a great unknown and before taking that step you need to have a lot of experience in Italy. “I thought long and hard before leaving Serie A, so I suggest Conte do the same...” http://www.soccerway.com/national/italy/serie-a/20122013/regular-season/