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Serie A Week 10 - 31/10/2012 (08:45 p.m.) 2 - 1 Fabio Quagliarella (54′) Saphir Taider (71′) Paul Pogba (90+2′) Juventus Stadium - Turin Referee: Andrea Romeo Attendance: 38000‎ Pogba leaves it late to seal win Paul Pogba headed a last-minute winner to extend Juventus' lead at the top of the Serie A table with victory over Bologna, while Inter Milan beat Sampdoria. Oct 31, 2012 Paul Pogba headed a last-minute winner to extend Juventus' lead at the top of the Serie A table with victory over Bologna. Summer signing Pogba had seen an earlier effort harshly ruled out but had the final say when he nodded Sebastian Giovinco's cross past a hesitant Federico Agliardi. Bologna had battled bravely and looked like they might grab a point when Saphir Taider cancelled out Fabio Quagliarella's opener with 16 minutes left. But Juve were completely dominant in the final minutes before Pogba grabbed his winner to move the Turin club four points clear after Napoli, who began the night in second place, lost at Atalanta. Juve's 1-0 win over Catania at the weekend was shrouded in controversy with replays suggesting Arturo Vidal's winner was offside after the hosts had an earlier effort ruled out. It was Juve who were this time left aggrieved in a frustrating opening 45 minutes as the referee's whistle denied Pogba. The former Manchester United midfielder rose to head in a corner but his celebrations were cut short when the referee ruled he had pushed Marco Motta. Pogba was proving a menace early on and moments later he cracked a curling shot against the upright. Bologna had the ball in the net themselves on 18 minutes but the referee had already blown for an early infringement. Juve had chances to go into the break ahead but Nicklas Bendtner saw a long-range effort tipped wide before Pogba headed over. Pogba provided the pass to fire Juve ahead on 53 minutes when he picked out Quagliarella who poked into an empty net. Quagliarella almost had a second moments later but Agliardi saved well. Bendtner then shot wide and Juve looked like they might be made to pay when Taider smashed in an equaliser from outside the area. Juve poured on the pressure thereafter, with Andrea Pirlo fizzing a corner just over, before Pogba won it after Giovinco's perfect cross picked him out. http://www.soccerway.com/national/italy/serie-a/20122013/regular-season/

Serie A Week 10 - 31/10/2012 (08:45 p.m.) 2 - 1 Fabio Quagliarella (54′) Saphir Taider (71′) Paul Pogba (90+2′) Juventus Stadium - Turin Referee: Andrea Romeo Attendance: 38000‎ Juve thank last-gasp Pogba Bologna made life very difficult for Juventus, but Paul Pogba popped up with the last-gasp winner. Oct 31, 2012 It was a very difficult few days for Juve, who fielded controversy and blazing rows over the events of Catania. Their 1-0 win in Sicily on Sunday was marred by an offside goal and an Elefantini opener that was incorrectly disallowed. Arturo Vidal netted in that game, but was suspended for this one, joining the injured Claudio Marchisio in the stands. Bologna had Alessandro Diamanti banned, plus Diego Perez, Gianluca Curci, Cesare Natali, Robert Acquafresca and Henry Gimenez sidelined. The Felsinei had lost four of their previous five games, but had impressed here last season with a surprise 1-1 draw. It was a special fixture for Manolo Gabbiadini and Saphir Taider, who are both on loan from the Turin giants. Nicklas Bendtner got his second consecutive start, though the midfield was revamped completely. Juve wore their all-black strip while Bologna were all in white. After four minutes Federico Agliardi flew to punch away an Emanuele Giaccherini snapshot and a strike from Fabio Quagliarella moments later. It was all Juve and Mauricio Isla’s low cross was deflected inches past Bendtner’s foot, while from the resulting corner Pogba’s goal didn’t count for a push on Marco Motta – it seemed frankly a very harsh decision. Pogba went very close again three minutes later, but this time was denied by the woodwork rather than the officials, as his fantastic curler from distance cracked against the upright. Bologna also had the ball in the net after 18 minutes, but the referee had already blown the whistle for a handling offence in the build-up. Gabbiadini hooked down a long pass and spun round to hit the side-netting, while Agliardi palmed a long-range Bendtner effort round the post. Pogba’s header flashed just wide from a set play. Juventus finally broke through with a well-worked move. Pogba’s ball over the top was knocked down by Giaccherini for Quagliarella to fire home in the middle. Moments later Quagliarella got in front of Antonsson, but couldn’t quite redirect the cross into past Agliardi. Bologna grabbed a surprise equaliser when Paolo De Ceglie’s poor clearance instead landed at Taider’s feet on the edge of the area and he wasted no time in smashing a fierce and precise shot across Buffon to fly in at the back stick. Kwadwo Asamoah got down the left and Agliardi beat the finish away with his legs, then Andrea Pirlo’s free kick was only skimmed by Pogba in the middle. Juve laid siege to the Bologna box and substitute Mirko Vucinic tested Agliardi with a low strike. It seemed to be heading for a 1-1 draw, just like both games with Bologna last season, but in stoppages Sebastian Giovinco’s curling cross was nodded in by Pogba from seven yards, as Agliardi came off his line and then hesitated, caught in no man’s land. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Juventus: Buffon, Barzagli, Bonucci, Caceres, Isla (Vucinic 76), Pogba, Pirlo, Giaccherini, De Ceglie (Asamoah 73), Bendtner, Quagliarella (Giovinco 72) Bologna: Agliardi; Sorensen, Antonsson, Cherubin; Motta (Pulzetti 66), Kone, Pazienza (Krhin 66), Morleo; Taider; Gabbiadini (Paponi 89), Gilardino Ref: Romeo http://www.soccerway.com/national/italy/serie-a/20122013/regular-season/

Serie A Week 10 - 31/10/2012 (08:45 p.m.) 2 - 1 Fabio Quagliarella (54′) Saphir Taider (71′) Paul Pogba (90+2′) Juventus Stadium - Turin Referee: Andrea Romeo Attendance: 38000‎ Pogba powers champions four points clear in Serie A The young Frenchman headed home Sebastian Giovinco's cross in the dying minutes after Saphir Taider looked to have earned the visitors a point with a thunderous equaliser. Oct 31, 2012 A last-gasp header from Paul Pogba was enough to clinch all three points for Juventus after a battling display from Bologna. After Fabio Quagliarella tapped home from close range to put his side in the lead early in the second half, Saphir Taider's thunderous drive looked to have ensured the Rossblu would depart Turin with a valuable point, and cut the champions' lead at the top to two points in the process. However, Pogba rose highest to head home Sebastian Giovinco's cross in the dying minutes to ensure the Bianconeri retain their advantage at the top. The hosts named a much-changed line-up from the weekend win over Catania, as Mirko Vucinic, Arturo Vidal, Stephan Lichsteiner and Kwadwo Asamoah all missed out on a starting berth, while Paul Pogba and Nicklas Bentdner retained their places in the side. For Bologna, Panagiotis Kone and Frederik Sorensen came in to the side which lost 3-1 to Inter at the weekend, while Alessandro Diamanti missed out. Juventus, as expected, controlled the early pace of the game and forced Federico Agliardi into a couple of early saves with efforts from distance. Pogba in particular started the match brightly and thought he had given his side the lead after 13 minutes when he nodded home a corner at the far post, but the goal was disallowed after the youngster was unfairly penalised for pushing in the area. The Frenchman was then cruelly denied once more a few minutes later, as he picked up Isla's pass before rifling a curling left-footed shot from 20 yards which rattled off the post. As the half wore on, Juventus were unable to carve out many meaningful opportunities despite their dominance of possession, with a 30-yard dipping shot from Bendtner the only effort of note from the striker around the half-hour mark. Pogba then spurned the best opportunity of the opening 45, directing his header back across goal and out of play after a brilliant delivery from Andrea Pirlo from deep, but that was all the champions could muster as they trudged off the sodden Turin turf at half-time in somewhat frustrated fashion. It was Bologna, however, who came closest shortly after the break, when Michele Pazienza intercepted a poor pass from Mauricio Isla and rifled a low deflected shot just beyond Gianluigi Buffon's near post. However, just as it looked like the visitors were growing into the match, the champions finally broke the deadlock. Pogba clipped a clever ball over the top of the defence, allowing Emanuele Giaccherini to square for Fabio Quagliarella to slot home. Just a few moments later, the Italy veteran almost doubled his tally, but Agliardi was equal to his fierce effort on the half-volley following Bentdner's pass. With Bologna now forced to abandon their defensive approach, the space began to open up for the Bianconeri. Quagliarella almost made this space count when he drifted infield and clipped over the top for Bendtner, but the Denmark striker could not quite get a toe on the ball. Then, out of nothing, Bologna found themselves in level terms. Saphir Taider picked up the ball to the right of the area and lashed a stunning, swerving strike beyond the despairing reach of Buffon to silence the home support. The game was suddenly there for the taking. Pirlo swung in another perilous delivery which somehow eluded everyone in the area, before Archimede Morleo upset his team-mates by blazing an ambitious effort over the bar when Bologna had men to spare in the Juventus box. Mikael Antonsson then saved his team with a brilliantly-timed interception as Bendtner looked destined to tap his side back into the lead from point-blank range, before Pirlo bent a curling effort just over the crossbar. Juventus piled on the presure, with substitute Sebastian Giovinco twice coming close with right-footed curlers from inside the box, before Bendtner fired wired. Bologna had everyone behind the ball and looked to have held on for an important point until the second minute of injury time, when Pogba headed home the winner. After Pirlo's initial free-kick cross was cleared, Giovinco expertly created space on the left and whipped a terrific ball to the far post, where the former Manchester United man rose tallest to head in at close range, with the referee this time allowing the goal to stand. http://www.soccerway.com/national/italy/serie-a/20122013/regular-season/

POGBA 2-1

Bonucci a caccia del giallo

Il piccoletto non incide.

Molto bravo Gabbiadini

Sbaglia anche Bonucci.

Entra Asamoah

Fuori De Ceglie subito

Ti mordo Bologna!

Morleo é pazzo

Gioca bene Bendtner

Bravo Bendtner

Tornerete in serie B!

Mannaggia a Giaccherini

Proprio loro i protagonisti del goal.

QUAGLIARELLA 1-0

Siamo un pó confusionari nel secondo tempo.

Errore clamoroso di Isla.

Serie A Week 10 - 31/10/2012 (08:45 p.m.) - Juventus Stadium - Turin Referee: Andrea Romeo HT: Bologna frustrate Juve Oct 31, 2012 Juventus are finding life difficult, as they are still 0-0 with Bologna at half-time after some contentious refereeing decisions. It was a very difficult few days for Juve, who fielded controversy and blazing rows over the events of Catania. Their 1-0 win in Sicily on Sunday was marred by an offside goal and an Elefantini opener that was incorrectly disallowed. Arturo Vidal netted in that game, but was suspended for this one, joining the injured Claudio Marchisio in the stands. Bologna had Alessandro Diamanti banned, plus Diego Perez, Gianluca Curci, Cesare Natali, Robert Acquafresca and Henry Gimenez sidelined. The Felsinei had lost four of their previous five games, but had impressed here last season with a surprise 1-1 draw. It was a special fixture for Manolo Gabbiadini and Saphir Taider, who are both on loan from the Turin giants. Nicklas Bendtner got his second consecutive start, though the midfield was revamped completely. Juve wore their all-black strip while Bologna were all in white. After four minutes Federico Agliardi flew to punch away an Emanuele Giaccherini snapshot and a strike from Fabio Quagliarella moments later. It was all Juve and Mauricio Isla’s low cross was deflected inches past Bendtner’s foot, while from the resulting corner Pogba’s goal didn’t count for a push on Marco Motta – it seemed frankly a very harsh decision. Pogba went very close again three minutes later, but this time was denied by the woodwork rather than the officials, as his fantastic curler from distance cracked against the upright. Bologna also had the ball in the net after 18 minutes, but the referee had already blown the whistle for a handling offence in the build-up. Gabbiadini hooked down a long pass and spun round to hit the side-netting, while Agliardi palmed a long-range Bendtner effort round the post. Pogba’s header flashed just wide from a set play. Juventus 0-0 Bologna (Half-Time) Juventus: Buffon, Barzagli, Bonucci, Caceres, Isla, Pogba, Pirlo, Giaccherini, De Ceglie, Bendtner, Quagliarella Bologna: Agliardi; Sorensen, Antonsson, Cherubin; Motta, Kone, Pazienza, Morleo; Taider; Gabbiadini, Gilardino Ref: Romeo http://www.soccerway.com/national/italy/serie-a/20122013/regular-season/

Perdono Napoli, Inter, Lazio e Roma, ma noi non ne stiamo approfittando.

Impressionante il carisma di Pogba appena diciannovenne.

Forse per l'autostima del valdostano.