Socrates

Bravo Vucinic con il pallone al piede ma il tiro é da dimenticare

Conte ha massacrato i giocatori nello spogliatoio

Gran goal di Matri ma era fuorigioco?

Estigarribia uscirá certamente

Grande Vidal, goal di Matri

Serie A Week 11 - 29-11-2011 (8:45 p.m.) - San Paolo Stadium - Naples Referee: Paolo Tagliavento Attendance: 48000 HT: Napoli pummel Juve! Nov 29, 2011 Napoli are leading Juventus 2-0 at half-time despite missing a penalty thanks to Marek Hamsik and Goran Pandev. This match was rescheduled from November 6 due to flooding, but both teams had to reshuffle. Edinson Cavani missed out due to a cut ankle, so Ezequiel Lavezzi moved forward with support from Goran Pandev and Marek Hamsik. Claudio Marchisio was suspended for Juventus, so Marcelo Estigarribia was given his first start in a new 3-5-2 system. Stephan Lichtsteiner’s deflected cross found Mirko Vucinic in plenty of space, but he pulled the angled drive across the face of goal. Lavezzi sprinted down the left to the by-line where he was felled by a mistimed Andrea Pirlo sliding tackle. Hamsik converted and was already well into his celebrations when the referee ordered it retaken due to encroachment. The distraction clearly affected Hamsik, who blazed the retake over the bar! The Slovak did get his goal soon after, though, as a Lavezzi free kick was knocked down by Christian Maggio for Hamsik’s diving header from point-blank range. He was marginally offside when the free kick was first floated in, but as he only made contact in the second phase of the move, it didn’t count. Pandev dispossessed Pirlo in midfield for a shot just about blocked by Gigi Buffon, then Lavezzi got to the by-line only for Pandev to clumsily blast wide. At the other end, Estigarribia fired at the near post rather than cross for Simone Pepe, forcing a simple Morgan De Sanctis save. Arturo Vidal went on the counter and was tackled with great vigour by Salvatore Aronica, but the referee waved play on. The tension got to Juve, as Leonardo Bonucci and Alessandro Matri were both booked for dissent. Napoli doubled their lead before the break, as a clearance was deflected off a Juventus player into the path of Pandev, who was quick to react and placed his shot across Buffon with his weaker right foot. Tension was sky high, but Hamsik risked big when shoving Lichtsteiner in the back and giving a little kick when he was down. They were both booked for the scuffle that ensued. Napoli 2-0 Juventus (Half-Time) Scorers: Hamsik 23 (N), Pandev 40 (N) Napoli: De Sanctis; Campagnaro, Cannavaro, Aronica; Maggio, Inler, Gargano, Zuniga; Hamsik, Pandev; Lavezzi Juventus: Buffon; Lichtsteiner, Bonucci, Barzagli, Chiellini; Pirlo, Vidal; Estigarribia, Pepe, Matri, Vucinic Ref: Tagliavento Missed penalty: Hamsik 15 (N) http://www.soccerway...regular-season/

Siamo molto imprecisi stasera.

Qua finisce male

Ha segnato anche Pandev

Nervi tesi in campo

Bella serie di dribbling di Estgarribia

Bonucci ammonito

Stavolta é goal di Hamsik

Bravo Tagliavento che sfida il San Paolo

Ammonito Pandev

Hamsik buffone

Rigore per il Napoli

Vucinic ci prova ma tira fuori

Serie A Week 11 - 29-11-2011 (8:45 p.m.) - San Paolo Stadium - Naples Referee: Paolo Tagliavento Gameday Thread: Juventus Vs. Napoli Nov 29, 2011 Conte, speaking from Juve’s training base in Borghesiana, said: “I expect a tough game, perhaps the most difficult of the season so far. We’ll face a Napoli team who are currently doing great things and credit must go to the club, Mazzarri and the players. As always, we have great respect for our opponents, but no fear.” Proof of Napoli’s capabilities can be found from the manner in which big spenders Manchester City were brushed aside at the San Paolo, and then held to a point in front of their own fans. Juve’s manager is also midful of their impressive resurgence: “Six years ago they were in Serie C. Through a serious project and great enthusiasm they managed to mount a Scudetto challenge last year. This year it’s highly likely they’ll go through to the next round of the Champions League.” The 42-year-old continued: “Let’s not forget that they’re coming off the back of a win against Manchester City, who are dominating in England… all of this is an example of work bearing fruit and how time and patience can bring results.” Saturday night’s win propelled the Bianconeri back into the pole position with Udinese currently trailing by a single point. Another victory could see Juventus extend their lead and put further daylight between themselves and a tightly congested cluster of teams. But Conte warned that the race is well and truly open and made a particular reference to Milan dramatic revival: “When they were seven points behind they went on to win six out of their last seven games, drawing only in Firenze, and matched Barcelona in the Champions League. But there are other teams who are a threat, like Napoli, Lazio, Udinese, Roma, Inter… We need to amass all we can in the shortest space of time, to build something long lasting.” Claudio Marchisio will miss out on Tuesday’s encounter after picking up a yellow card against the Biancocelesti. The five-goal man is a crucial component of the new-look Juve and Conte admitted his absence will be felt: “He’s got unique characteristics, because he’s able to break forward extremely well, he’s technically gifted and can operate in both phases. We know that Napoli like to use the flanks, so we’ll work out how to replace Claudio. It’s a shame to be without an important player like him. but we’re curious to see how the alternatives work out.” In Conte We Trust. STARTING LINEUPS Juventus — Buffon; Lichtsteiner, Bonucci, Barzagli, Chiellini; Pirlo, Vidal; Estigarribia, Pepe, Matri, Vucinic Juventus bench — Storari, De Ceglie, Pazienza, Elia, Krasic, Quagliarella, Del Piero Napoli — De Sanctis; Campagnaro, Cannavaro, Aronica; Maggio, Inler, Gargano, Zuniga; Hamsik, Pandev; Lavezzi Napoli bench — Santana, Dossena, Mascara, Rosati, Dzemaili, Fideleff, Fernandez http://www.soccerway...regular-season/

Serie A Week 11 - 29-11-2011 (8:45 p.m.) - San Paolo Stadium - Naples Referee: Paolo Tagliavento Pandev replaces Cavani for Napoli; Juventus bring in Estigarribia for Marchisio The two sides make one major change each as injury and suspension force the hand of the clubs hoping to make a statement in the title race. Nov 29, 2011 Goran Pandev has been drafted in to replace the injured Edinson Cavani for Napoli's crunch Serie A clash with Juventus at the San Paolo this evening. The Uruguayan striker was ruled out earlier today by a tibia injury, and the former Inter man will replace him for the visist of the league leaders. Juventus themselves have been forced into a significant change, with the suspended Claudio Marchisio being replaced by Marcelo Estigarribia, with Antonio Conte switching to his favoured 4-2-4 formation. The rearranged round 11 fixture kicks off at 20.45CET, with a sell-out crowd expected to attend once more. Napoli (3-4-2-1): De Sanctis; Campagnaro, Cannavaro, Aronica; Maggio, Gargano, Inler, Zuniga; Hamsik, Lavezzi; Pandev. Subs: Rosati, Fernandez, Fideleff, Dossena, Dzemaili, Santana, Mascara. Juventus (4-2-4): Buffon; Lichtsteiner, Bonucci, Barzagli, Chiellini; Vidal, Pirlo; Pepe, Matri, Vucinic, Estigarribia. Subs: Storari, De Ceglie, Pazienza, Giaccherini, Krasic, Del Piero, Quagliarella. http://www.soccerway...regular-season/

Serie A Week 11 - 29-11-2011 (8:45 p.m.) - San Paolo Stadium - Naples Referee: Paolo Tagliavento Line-ups: Napoli-Juventus Nov 29, 2011 Marcelo Estigarribia and Goran Pandev step into the starting line-ups for tonight’s rescheduled Napoli-Juventus. The game was originally called off due to flooding in the city on November 6 and remains a top of the table showdown. Both Coaches have to reshuffle, as Claudio Marchisio is suspended and Edinson Cavani failed a fitness test. Initially ex-Napoli star Michele Pazienza was expected to play in the Juve midfield, but Paraguayan Marcelo Estigarribia pushed in front for his first Serie A start, moving Arturo Vidal back to partner Andrea Pirlo. Mirko Vucinic, Simone Pepe and Alessandro Matri are also in the 4-2-4 line-up for Juventus at the Stadio San Paolo. Fabio Quagliarella is on the bench against his hometown side and was greeted by insults from the crowd during the warm-up. Napoli are without Cavani because the cut to his ankle suffered against Atalanta is too sore for him to even be on the bench. Pandev has taken over in attack, so Ezequiel Lavezzi moves into more of a centre-forward role in the trident. Gokhan Inler was also in doubt, but the Swiss international starts in midfield, while Juan Zuniga replaces Andrea Dossena. Napoli: De Sanctis; Campagnaro, Cannavaro, Aronica; Maggio, Inler, Gargano, Zuniga; Hamsik, Pandev; Lavezzi Napoli bench: Rosati, Fernandez, Dossena, Dzemaili, Santana, Lucarelli, Mascara Juventus: Buffon; Lichtsteiner, Bonucci, Barzagli, Chiellini; Pirlo, Vidal; Estigarribia, Pepe, Matri, Vucinic Juventus bench: Storari, De Ceglie, Pazienza, Elia, Krasic, Quagliarella, Del Piero Ref: Tagliavento http://www.soccerway...regular-season/

Serie A Week 11 - 29-11-2011 (8:45 p.m.) - San Paolo Stadium - Naples Referee: Paolo Tagliavento Campagnaro: 'We can't get this wrong' Nov 29, 2011 “We cannot get this game wrong,” warned Napoli defender Hugo Campagnaro before stepping out against Juventus. The game was rescheduled from early November due to flooding in the city and kicks off at 19.45 UK time this evening. “Juventus are nine points in front of us, so we cannot get this game wrong,” the defender told Sky Sport Italia. “We know that we are facing an excellent team, but we can win this.” Napoli are without the injured Edinson Cavani due to a cut on his ankle, so Goran Pandev joins Marek Hamsik and Ezequiel Lavezzi in the trident attack. http://www.soccerway...regular-season/

Serie A 11^ giornata - Andata - 29-11-2011 (ore 20:45) - Stadio San Paolo - Napoli Arbitro: Paolo Tagliavento Mazzarri perde Cavani, Conte studia modulo e uomini Fuori causa il Matador, tra gli azzurri: fatale un pestone di Cigarini a Bergamo. Incognita modulo tra i bianconeri: sarà 4-4-2 o 4-2-3-1? 29 novembre, 2011 Finalmente si gioca. Dopo il rinvio, le polemiche, la nuova attesa. Napoli contro Juventus, ovvero scintille assicurate e motivazioni a mille su entrambi i fronti. Gli azzurri hanno un solo risultato a disposizione per continuare a restare aggrappati al treno dell'alta classifica, la Signora - ancora imbattuta - sente aria di fuga e vuole piazzare la prima accelerata della stagione su un campo storicamente ostico. QUI NAPOLI La tegola è arrivata come un fulmine a ciel sereno: Edinson Cavani non ce la fa. Dopo essere rimasto in campo per tutto l'incontro a Bergamo, l'uruguagio si è dovuto arrendere all'entrataccia di Cigarini sulla caviglia. Troppo forte il dolore, impossibile giocare: il sito ufficiale degli azzurri ha confermato il forfait. Al suo posto spazio a Pandev, che avrà dunque una nuova occasione come vertice alto offensivo. Toccherà a Lavezzi e Hamsik, come sempre, ispirarlo negli ultimi 16 metri. Sulla fascia sinistra, Zuniga dovrebbe avere la meglio su Dossena. QUI JUVENTUS Anche Conte si ritrova a dover gestire un'assenza pesante, quella di Claudio Marchisio, ammonito a Roma contro la Lazio e - in diffida - squalificato di conseguenza. La sua defezione non è semplice questione di singoli, ma di modulo. Fondamentale nel ruolo di incursore, non ha un vero e proprio sostituto nell'organico bianconero. Per questo Conte sta pensando di tornare a 4-4-2 con Vidal al fianco di Pirlo ed Estigarribia lanciato dal primo minuto sulla fascia destra. In caso di 4-2-3-1, ci sarebbe spazio per Pazienza in mediana con Vidal trequartista. IL MOMENTO Così così quello del Napoli, scintillante quello della Juventus. Gli azzurri faticano a replicare in campionato le ottime prestazioni fornite in Champions. Dopo l'exploit con il City è arrivato solo un pari - acciuffato per i capelli - a Bergamo, la vittoria in campionato manca dal successo interno contro l'Udinese di un mese fa. Per la Vecchia Signora basta un dato su tutti: è l'unica formazione ancora imbattuta del campionato. Dopo un filotto di successi, al San Paolo si cercano i punti per la grande fuga. LA CHIAVE Entrambe le squadre fanno del ritmo e dell'intensità la propria arma principale: al San Paolo avrà la meglio chi riuscirà a correre di più senza andare fuori giri. Sarà decisiva, come sempre, la prestazione di Pirlo tra le fila bianconere. Tra il pressing dei mediani e quello dei trequartisti, Mazzarri gli riserverà un trattamento speciale. Ma basterà? E poi occhio a come la manovra offensiva degli azzurri soffrirà l'assenza di Cavani, che proprio in queste settimane aveva ritrovato una condizione di forma invidiabile. I PROTAGONISTI Senza il suo Matador, Napoli si affida alle giocate di colui che dal 2007 è sempre stato il leader indiscusso del clan azzurro: dai piedi di Ezequiel Lavezzi passano le speranze dei partenopei, che bramano di rivedere anche un Hamsik nuovamente sui suoi livelli. Sul versante opposto, fari puntati su Mirko Vucinic, spesso a segno contro il Napoli ai tempi della Roma e potenzialmente favorito dallo spostamento in avanti dovuto al passaggio al 4-2-4. Più vicino alla porta potrebbe far male. LE FORMAZIONI NAPOLI De Sanctis Campagnaro - Cannavaro - Aronica Maggio - Inler - Gargano - Zuniga Hamsik - Lavezzi Pandev ------------------------------------------------- Vucinic - Matri Estigarribia - Vidal - Pirlo - Pepe Chiellini - Bonucci - Barzagli - Lichtsteiner Buffon JUVENTUS Testa a testa SSC Napoli Juventus Serie A ‎ 22/mag/2011 Juventus 2 - SSC Napoli 2 Serie A‎ 09/gen/2011 SSC Napoli 3 - Juventus 0 Serie A‎ 25/mar/2010 SSC Napoli 3 - Juventus 1 Coppa Italia ‎ 13/gen/2010 Juventus 3 - SSC Napoli 0 Serie A‎ 31/ott/2009 Juventus 2 - SSC Napoli 3 Ultime 5 Partite SSC Napoli 26/nov/2011 Atalanta 1 - SSC Napoli1 A 22/nov/2011 SSC Napoli 2 - Manchester City FC1 UCL 19/nov/2011 SSC Napoli 0 - Lazio 0 A 02/nov/2011 FC Bayern München 3 - SSCNapoli 2 UCL 29/ott/2011 Catania 2 - SSC Napoli 1 A Juventus 26/nov/2011 Lazio 0 - Juventus 1 A 20/nov/2011 Juventus 3 - Palermo 0 A 29/ott/2011 FC Internazionale 1 - Juventus 2 A 25/ott/2011 Juventus 2 - Fiorentina 1 A 22/ott/2011 Juventus 2 - Genoa 2 A http://www.soccerway...regular-season/

Serie A Week 11 - 29-11-2011 (8:45 p.m.) - San Paolo Stadium - Naples Referee: Paolo Tagliavento Serie A - Preview Juventus could create a 4-point gap over Serie A champions AC Milan tonight. Nov 29, 2011 It’s interesting to know that Juventus have not suffered a single defeat ahead of Tuesday night’s much-anticipated clash at the Stadio San Paolo against Napoli. The Bianconeri were unfortunate enough to secure only draws at home to Bologna and Genoa and away to Catania and Chievo Verona earlier this season. However, they’ve been picking up wins lately. Juventus defeated Fiorentina 2-1 in Turin before imposing themselves with the same score line against Inter at the San Siro last month. The Old Lady gathered more points with a comprehensive 3-0 victory over Palermo and a narrow 1-0 win away to Lazio to gain 25 points after 11 games. Juventus are exhibiting team play at their best with Alessandro Matri, Claudio Marchisio, Simone Pepe and Mirko Vucinic sharing goals and assists between them. If Juve clinch their fifth consecutive victory in the Serie A, champions AC Milan will be in trouble. But the Rossoneri can perhaps count on Napoli for a favor. The Azzurri are struggling a bit as a mid-table team this season with 4 draws and 3 losses thus far. However, Napoli have also lost only once at the Stadio San Paolo in the Serie A. If they could avoid defeat on home soil against Fiorentina and Lazio or beat second-placed AC Milan 3-1 and third-placed Udinese 2-0, would anyone dare rule their chances of upsetting Juventus tonight? With the expected absence of Edison Cavani despite the return of Gokhan Inler, Napoli may have to suffer a lot against the Old Lady... http://www.soccerway...regular-season/

Serie A Week 11 - 29-11-2011 (8:45 p.m.) - San Paolo Stadium - Naples Referee: Paolo Tagliavento Edinson Cavani ruled out of Juventus clash The southern Italian must make do without their star striker for the visit of the league leaders, meaning Goran Pandev is now likely to start up front. Nov 29, 2011 Napoli have been rocked by the news that Edinson Cavani will sit out their Serie A showdown with Juventus at the San Paolo on Tuesday night. The Uruguay international suffered a tibia injury in last week’s Champions League win over Manchester City and aggravated the problem in their league clash with Atalanta on Saturday evening. Napoli coach Walter Mazzarri was prepared to give Cavani up until just a few hours before kick-off to prove his fitness but, the player has now been forced to pull out of the squad for the visit of the table-topping Bianconeri. Cavani’s injury-enforced absence from the starting line-up is likely to result in a recall for Goran Pandev, who has yet to score for the Partenopei since arriving on loan from Inter this summer. Meanwhile, in a boost for Napoli, influential Swiss midfielder Gokhan Inler has been passed fit to play in the crunch clash at the San Paolo. The hosts go into the rearranged clash with Juventus in eighth place, nine points adrift of the league leaders. http://www.soccerway...regular-season/