Socrates

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.

Incredibile ma vero.

Grande occasione di Pogba

Zeman perde anche stasera

Ultima vittoria a Torino della Juve sul Bologna nel marzo 2009

Ottimo Pirlo Pessimo Isla

Bravo Gabbiadini, un altro prestito della Juve al Bologna.

Punizione di Pirlo.

Male Giaccherini in questi primi minuti.

Ottimo Pogba

Pogba grandissimo!

Goal annullato a Pogba

Quagliarella manca di riflesso.

Gioca Motta nel Bologna ....

Che fa Quagliarella?

Bravissimo Pogba!

Serie A Week 10 - 31/10/2012 (08:45 p.m.) - Juventus Stadium - Turin Referee: Andrea Romeo Line-ups: Juventus-Bologna Oct 31, 2012 Juventus have a lot to prove, a completely revamped midfield and Nicklas Bendtner as they welcome Alberto Gilardino’s Bologna. The last few days have been extremely tense for the Bianconeri, who earned a controversial 1-0 win in Catania on Sunday. Arturo Vidal’s goal was offside and Gonzalo Bergessio had an Elefantini opener incorrectly disallowed, leading to accusations of favouritism and ‘bullying’ the officials. Just days before Saturday’s head-to-head with Inter, they have a lot to prove to their critics. Vidal is suspended and Claudio Marchisio still out with an ankle injury, so the midfield is completely revamped with Paul Pogba and Mauricio Isla stepping in. Bendtner starts for the second match in a row, this time partnered by Fabio Quagliarella, while Martin Caceres gives Giorgio Chiellini a rest. Bologna have star player Alessandro Diamanti banned, so Alberto Gilardino has to be supported by Juventus-owned duo Manolo Gabbiadini and Saphir Taider in a 3-5-2 system. Diego Perez, Gianluca Curci, Cesare Natali, Robert Acquafresca and Henry Gimenez are also sidelined. The Felsinei have lost four of their previous five games, but had impressed here last season with a surprise 1-1 draw in Turin. Juventus: Buffon, Barzagli, Bonucci, Caceres, Isla, Pogba, Pirlo, Giaccherini, De Ceglie, Bendtner, Quagliarella Juventus bench: Storari, Rubinho, Lichtsteiner, Lucio, Chiellini, Pepe, Marrone, Padoin, Asamoah, Matri, Vucinic, Giovinco Bologna: Agliardi; Sorensen, Antonsson, Cherubin; Motta, Kone, Pazienza, Morleo; Taider; Gabbiadini, Gilardino Bologna bench: Lombardi, Stojanovic, Carvalho, Radakovic, Garics, Abero, Pulzetti, Krhin, Riverola, Guarente, Pasquato, Paponi http://www.soccerway.com/national/italy/serie-a/20122013/regular-season/

Serie A Week 10 - 31/10/2012 (08:45 p.m.) - Juventus Stadium - Turin Referee: Andrea Romeo Juventus v Bologna Preview – Serie A Champions Host Struggling Rossoblu Oct 31, 2012 A top striker may elude Juventus but something that never seems to stop bothering them is controversy. The Italian giants were at the centre of a storm yet again with their 1-0 victory over Catania during the weekend. Indeed, Arturo Vidal’s goal and Gonzalo Bergessio’s disallowed goal were subject of the media frenzy in a weekend that was rife with refereeing errors. Angelo Alessio was the subject of much abuse from the press which catalyzed a ‘Silenzio Stampa’ response from the Champions. Juventus have opted not to speak to the media before their midweek game against Bologna. Bologna head into this game on the back of a 3-1 home defeat to Inter. The Rossoblu struggled against Andrea Stramaccioni’s impressive Nerazzurri under the rain at the Dall’Ara. The loss against Inter was their third successive defeat in Serie A which sees them hover just a point above the relegation zone. Team News and Tactical Brief Juventus The Champions didn’t perform with greatest of conviction against Catania but do have the three points to show for it proving yet again they can churn out victories when tricky oppositions come along. The game against Bologna though should be comparatively straightforward. The intimidating atmosphere at the Juventus Stadium certainly presents itself as the Bianconeri’s 12th man. Manager Antonio is expected to ring around a few changes to the side that faced Catania ahead of the massive Derby d’Italia game during the weekend. Lichtsteiner, Vucinic and Bendtner are all expected to start from the bench with Caceres, Giovinco and Matri drafted into the starting eleven. Paul Pogba should retain his place in midfield after a solid display against the Elefanti. Owing to an accumulation of yellow cards, Juventus’ match-winner Arturo Vidal is suspended. Emanuele Giaccherini should cover for him in midfield. Juventus should stick to their favored 3-5-2 formation. The bulk of the Bianconeri’s play stems through the spine, Andrea Pirlo, in particular. Pirlo will pull the strings from midfield, orchestrating Juventus attacks. Pogba and Giaccherini won’t offer the same protection as Marchisio and Vidal do but they bring something else to the table. Giaccherini will inject his pace and trickery into midfield and will tend to drift over to the left-wing offer support to wing-back Kwadwo Asamoah. In attack, Juventus’ struggles have been well documented. They may lead the table in terms of goals scored but that merely clouds the fact that their strikers have failed to find their feet. Giovinco is expected to start from the outset. The diminutive attacker has three goals to his name and with his trickery and acceleration is sure to cause a few problems to Bologna’s back-line. He is expected to be partnered by Alessandro Matri. Probable Starting Line-up (3-5-2): Buffon; Barzagli, Bonucci, Chiellini; Caceres, Pogba, Pirlo, Giaccherini, Asamoah; Giovinco, Matri Juventus J Bologna Having let go off two of their most prized possessions in the summer, Bologna have begun life after Di Vaio and Ramirez in not the most desired fashion. Alberto Gilardino having taken over the mantle from Di Vaio has bagged 5 goals this term and continues the trend of strikers reviving their career with the Rossoblu. Gilardino possesses an aerial threat and would feast on service provided to him from the wings. Though he does have his work cut out for him against Juventus’ stingy back-line. Following on from their home defeat to Inter, coach Stefano Pioli could shift to a 3-4-1-2 formation and mirror the one deployed by Antonio Conte. Juventus have struggled to break-down sides that have emulated their formation and this may have come to Pioli’s attention as well. His side dominated the early proceedings against Inter but failed to capitalize on their chances. Against Juventus, they will constantly be under pressure and their plan will be to defend in numbers. Pazienza will be the midfield destroyer. The former Juventus man will look to break-up Bianconeri attacks and release the ball to the players more cultured in possession. Saphir Taider will play in the hole just behind Bologna’s attacking duo which includes Manolo Gabbiadini. The 20 year old striker is highly rated and is on loan at Bologna from Juventus. Gabbiadini will eye the opportunity to open his account this campaign against his owners. Pioli does have a few injury concerns. Perez, Curci, Acquafresca, Gimenez, Stojanovic and Natali are all on the treatment table while playmaker Alessandro Diamanti is serving a one game ban due to accumulation of yellow cards. Probable Starting Line-up (3-4-1-2): Agliardi; Sorensen, Antonsson, Cherubin; Motta, Pazienza, Kone, Morleo; Taider; Gilardino, Gabbiadini Player To Watch Out For Kwadwo Asamoah (Juventus) Since signing from Udinese, Asamoah has been a force of nature down Juventus’ left-wing. The Ghanaian International has more often than not dominated his flank with authority using his pace and power and tearing down opposition full-backs. Expect him to once again pile on the pressure on Bologna’s right side which should be manned by former Juventus defender Marco Motta. Prediction Juventus 2-0 Bologna At home, Juventus have seldom disappointed. Bologna won’t make it easy for the hosts though and should sit back absorbing pressure and hit the Bianconeri on the break. Bologna’s stuttering form coupled with their injury worries and Juventus’ sheer quality should see the Bianconeri extend their unbeaten run to 49 games. Blast From The Past http://www.soccerway.com/national/italy/serie-a/20122013/regular-season/