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Serie A Week 17 - 16-12-12 (3:00 p.m.) 3 - 0 Mirko Vučinić (2′) Andrea Pirlo (14′) Claudio Marchisio (27′) Juventus Stadium - Turin Referee: Davide Massa Attendance: 38000 Juve annihilate 10-man Atalanta Juventus had this victory sealed after just half-an-hour, sweeping 10-man Atalanta aside 3-0. Dec 16, 2012 The Bianconeri had the opportunity to extend their lead at the top of the table, though welcomed an Atalanta side known for scaring the big clubs. Leonardo Bonucci sat out a ban, replaced by Luca Marrone, while Nicklas Bendtner is out for three months after tearing a tendon in his thigh. The Orobici missed Carlos Carmona, Guido Marilungo, Facundo Parra and Daniele Capelli, but opted for a new 3-4-2-1 system. Juve hadn’t lost this fixture since 1989, notching up 14 victories and four stalemates in all competition. It took just 60 seconds for Juventus to break the deadlock, as Mirko Vucinic ran on to a Sebastian Giovinco through ball and side-footed it precisely into the far bottom corner. Atalanta threatened an equaliser when German Denis pounced on a Marrone howler, but Gigi Buffon got a hand to the shot when one-on-one. The Argentine really should’ve scored. Andrea Pirlo made it 2-0 with one of his classic trademark free kicks curled into the near top corner, where Andrea Consigli simply could not reach. A Giorgio Chiellini strike was deflected just wide from the D off Thomas Manfredini, then Consigli saved from Giovinco. Claudio Marchisio got the third with a blockbuster from distance that might’ve taken a touch off Stefano Lucchini as it flew past Consigli’s outstretched hand. It got even worse for Atalanta, as Manfredini received a second yellow card in quick succession for a tackle from behind on Chiellini. Guglielmo Stendardo replaced Giacomo Bonaventura, the defender ending a week of controversy after he skipped the Coppa Italia game with Roma so he could sit an exam for his law degree. His introduction moved Atalanta to a four-man defence, but it remained all Juve with Consigli denying an Arturo Vidal right-foot effort. Consigli dealt with a Giovinco left-foot finish, then the Atomic Ant had the ball in the net from a Stephan Lichtsteiner through ball, but was flagged offside. Substitute Fabio Quagliarella also had a goal correctly disallowed after he pounced on a Consigli parry. Consigli did well to beat away a rising Giovinco strike at the near post, then the striker ballooned over from a very promising position. Quagliarella was eager to get on the scoresheet, but Consigli kept the scoreline down. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- JUVENTUS: Buffon; Barzagli (Padoin 63), Marrone, Chiellini; Lichtsteiner, Vidal, Pirlo, Marchisio (Giaccherini 70), Asamoah; Giovinco, Vucinic (Quagliarella 56) ATALANTA: Consigli; Bellini, Lucchini, Manfredini; Schelotto, Radovanovic (Biondini 46), Cigarini (Cazzola 74), Peluso; Bonaventura (Stendardo 39), Moralez; Denis Ref: Massa Sent off: Manfredini 31 (A) http://www.soccerway.com/national/italy/serie-a/20122013/regular-season/

Ha fatto bene. Da noi non giocava mai e stare in panchina non piace a tutti. Gli auguro di trovare una (grande) squadra dove possa giocare con continuitá.

Serie A Week 17 - 16-12-12 (3:00 p.m.) 3 - 0 Mirko Vučinić (2′) Andrea Pirlo (14′) Claudio Marchisio (27′) Juventus Stadium - Turin Referee: Davide Massa Attendance: 38000‎ Bianconeri blitz 10-man Dea to surge seven points clear Three goals in the first half hour from Mirko Vucinic, Andrea Pirlo and Claudio Marchisio sent the league leaders on their way to a comfortable victory. Dec 16, 2012 Juventus cruised to victory over a timid Atalanta side in Turin on Sunday, running out 3-0 winners over their mid-table visitors. Goals from Mirko Vucinic, Andrea Pirlo and Claudio Marchisio in the opening half hour of the match set Antonio Conte's men on their way to a routine victory, as well as extending their run of clean sheets to five games. With Inter having fallen to a narrow defeat away to Lazio earlier in the round, the Bianconeri had the chance to open up a seven-point gap over Andrea Stamaccioni's side. Atalanta, meanwhile, remained rooted in mid-table. The hosts made a barnstorming start to the game and took just two minutes to open the scoring. Vucinic was played in by a crisp through-ball from Giovinco and the striker took a touch to carve out a pocket of space, before curling past a helpless Andrea Consigli. Atalanta very nearly levelled matters just moments later, only for German Denis to be brilliantly denied by Gianluigi Buffon. The Argentine was allowed to run through on goal after Andrea Barzagli had failed to deal with a slicing pass, but was unable to show the finishing instinct which had seen his opposite number open the scoring minutes earlier. The visitors continued to pry for an opening around the Juventus area, but saw their deliveries parried by a resilient Juventus back-line. Maxi Moralez was next to test Buffon, but his effort from range failed to trouble the Bianconeri skipper. A moment of class from Pirlo then doubled the scoring in favour of the hosts, after Arturo Vidal did well to draw a foul just outside the area. The Italy international lined up to take the resultant free kick, and fired home with a sumptuous curling effort into the top corner. Vucinic spurned two clear chances to add to his goal tally shortly after. A scramble on the edge of the box allowed the forward to get a wayward shot away, before the Montenegrin's effort at the end of some delightful link-up play over the left flank and into the area was deflected to safety. Juventus were not to be denied a third, however, and Marchisio was on hand to further extend his side's lead just before the half-hour mark. The Italian midfielder was given far too much time to compose himself outside the area and responded by rifling past a despairing Consigli. Atalanta were then dealt another blow minutes later, with Thomas Manfredini sent off after receiving his second yellow card of the game. The Italian was unfortunate to see his final foul warrant a dismissal, but the referee saw enough in it to send the defender for an early shower. Juventus came out after the break in full control of proceedings, with Pirlo dictating play against his side's 10-man visitors. The midfielder very nearly saw his compatriot Giovinco snatch a fourth for the Bianconeri, but the forward's palm-stinging effort failed to find its way into the net. The diminutive striker did put the ball in the net just before the hour mark, but saw his effort ruled offside. Ezequiel Schelotto then had a half-chance to bag a goal for Atalanta at the other end, but blasted well wide from the edge of the area. The linesman was again Juventus' foil shortly later, with Fabio Quagliarella's effort off a rebound ruled out after the striker had strayed marginally offside, with Pirlo having tested Consiglio with a rifling effort. Giovinco then came close to extending his side's lead after working his way through the Atalanta defence, but the Italian's low effort was well wide and failed to threaten the visitors' goal. The Italian forward spurned two further chances to get on the scoresheet shortly after, with Consigli parrying the 25-year old on both occasions. The win sees Juventus move seven points clear at the top of the Serie A table, thanks to Napoli's defeat this evening. http://www.soccerway.com/national/italy/serie-a/20122013/regular-season/

AAAAA maggicaaaaaaa!

Bergamasco pezzo di m***a. La curva grida.

Altro tentativo di Quagliarella.

Quagliarella vuole il quarto goal della giornata.

Temo di no.

Bordata di Asamoah .... angolo.

Grande occasione per Peluso contro la sua prossima squadra.

L'ex nerazzurro Padoin in campo al posto di Barzagli. Lichtsteiner va in difesa.

Quagliarella in fuorigioco.

Oggi c'é Conte in pnchina ...mi sa di no.

Quagliarella enra per Vucinic.

Certamente, Giovinco autore del 7-0!

Serie A Week 17 - 16-12-12 (3:00 p.m.) - Juventus Stadium - Turin Referee: Davide Massa HT: Juve annihilate Atalanta Dec 16, 2012 Juventus could not be more comfortable at half-time, as they lead 3-0 against 10-man Atalanta. The Bianconeri had the opportunity to extend their lead at the top of the table, though welcomed an Atalanta side known for scaring the big clubs. Leonardo Bonucci sat out a ban, replaced by Luca Marrone, while Nicklas Bendtner is out for three months after tearing a tendon in his thigh. The Orobici missed Carlos Carmona, Guido Marilungo, Facundo Parra and Daniele Capelli, but opted for a new 3-4-2-1 system. Juve hadn’t lost this fixture since 1989, notching up 14 victories and four stalemates in all competition. It took just 60 seconds for Juventus to break the deadlock, as Mirko Vucinic ran on to a Sebastian Giovinco through ball and side-footed it precisely into the far bottom corner. Atalanta threatened an equaliser when German Denis pounced on a Marrone howler, but Gigi Buffon got a hand to the shot when one-on-one. The Argentine really should’ve scored. Andrea Pirlo made it 2-0 with one of his classic trademark free kicks curled into the near top corner, where Andrea Consigli simply could not reach. A Giorgio Chiellini strike was deflected just wide from the D off Thomas Manfredini, then Consigli saved from Giovinco. Claudio Marchisio got the third with a blockbuster from distance that might’ve taken a touch off Stefano Lucchini as it flew past Consigli’s outstretched hand. It got even worse for Atalanta, as Manfredini received a second yellow card in quick succession for a tackle from behind on Chiellini. Guglielmo Stendardo replaced Giacomo Bonaventura, the defender ending a week of controversy after he skipped the Coppa Italia game with Roma so he could sit an exam for his law degree. His introduction moved Atalanta to a four-man defence, but it remained all Juve with Consigli denying an Arturo Vidal right-foot effort. JUVENTUS 3-0 ATALANTA (Half-Time) Scorers: Vucinic 2 (J), Pirlo 14 (J), Marchisio 27 (J) Juventus: Buffon; Barzagli, Marrone, Chiellini; Lichtsteiner, Vidal, Pirlo, Marchisio, Asamoah; Giovinco, Vucinic Atalanta: Consigli; Bellini, Lucchini, Manfredini; Schelotto, Radovanovic, Cigarini, Peluso; Bonaventura (Stendardo 39), Moralez; Denis Ref: Massa Sent off: Manfredini 31 (A) http://www.soccerway.com/national/italy/serie-a/20122013/regular-season/

Colantuono, se non marchi Pirlo, te la vai a cercare la sconfitta.

Entra l'avvocato Stendardo.

57 minuti in 10. Atalanta verso il cappotto.

Manfredini davvero stupido. Di nuovo ammonito e rosso.

Ma chi se ne frega!

Gran giocata di Vidal!

CLAUDIO MARCHISIO 3-0

Giovinco ha preso una botta alla coscia ma resta in campo.