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Serie A Week 23 - 7-3-2012 (6:30 p.m.) 1 - 1 Marco Di Vaio (17') Mirko Vučinić (59′) Renato Dall'Ara Stadium - Bologna Referee: Luca Banti Attendance: 19000‎ Juve squander chance to go top Mar 7, 2012 Juventus missed the chance to move back to the top of Serie A tonight as they were held by Bologna at the Stadio Dell'Ara. Marco Di Vaio put the home team in front in the 17th minute with Mirko Vucinic levelling matters for the Bianconeri in the 59th minute. Juve lost Leonardi Bonucci to a red card in the 84th minute, while coach Antonio Conte was also dismissed as tensions flared as Juve drew their 13th game of the season, leaving them two points adrift of AC Milan at the top of the table. Juve's biggest problem this season has been drawing too many games. The Bianconeri have not lost a single league game this term, but with now half of their games ending all square, they run the risk of going through an entire season unbeaten and still not winning the Scudetto. They started brightly with an Andrea Pirlo free-kick taking a wicked deflection off the wall only to curl wide of the post with Bologna goalkeeper Jean-Francois Gillet beaten. Bologna went in front four minutes later with former Juve striker Di Vaio scoring against his former club. Gaston Ramirez sent a perfect pass through the Juve defence into Di Vaio's path and he just needed to touch the ball past the onrushing Gianluigi Buffon and into the bottom left-hand corner of the goal. The Juve equaliser was almost a carbon copy with Pirlo this time splitting the defence with a perfect pass which invited Vucinic to lift the ball over Gillet with the outside of his right foot. Juve pushed for a second and Gillet made a good save to keep out Stephan Lichtsteiner's header and then make a reflex stop to prevent Claudio Marchisio from converting the rebound. In the 69th minute, a low cross from the right was met by Marco Borriello at the near post, but he shot wide. Conte took exception to one of referee Luca Banti's decisions and was sent from the dug-out, with Bonucci seeing red late on when he picked up a second yellow card. Juve were unable to find a second goal with only 10 men and had to settle for a point. http://www.soccerway...regular-season/

Serie A Week 23 - 7-3-2012 (6:30 p.m.) 1 - 1 Marco Di Vaio (17') Mirko Vučinić (59′) Renato Dall'Ara Stadium - Bologna Referee: Luca Banti Attendance: 19000‎ Bologna keep Juve back Mar 7, 2012 Juventus were pegged back to another 1-1 draw by Bologna and Leonardo Bonucci was sent off, so they remain two points behind leaders Milan. This match was snowed off on February 12, but also has a special meaning for the season, as going into the game Juve were three points adrift of leaders Milan thanks to the game in hand. Giorgio Chiellini and Andrea Barzagli were both sidelined, so Martin Caceres and Leonardo Bonucci joined a revamped defence. Marco Borriello was given a rare start with under-fire Mirko Vucinic. Bologna missed Robert Acquafresca, Archimede Morleo and Simone Loria. Former Juve star Marco Di Vaio was supported by the duo of Alessandro Diamanti and Gaston Ramirez. Borriello’s early low shot was straight at Jean-Francois Gillet and a Diamanti cross-shot was not too far off. Gillet had a scare with the Andrea Pirlo free kick deflected just wide of the far post as he scrambled helplessly across. However, it was Bologna who broke the deadlock with ex-Juve man Di Vaio, who hadn’t scored past Gigi Buffon in almost five years. It was a classic counter, as Gaston Ramirez threaded through for Di Vaio to spring the offside trap and smartly place an angled drive past the on-rushing Buffon with the inside of his right foot. Ramirez was off on another very dangerous counter-attack before he was rugby-tackled by Leonardo Bonucci for an inevitable yellow card in midfield. Mirko Vucinic failed to get on the end of a long Caceres pass, as Juventus struggled to get back into the game. In fact, Pirlo was booked for hacking down Perez in the centre-circle. Borriello and Vucinic combined well with one-touch passing, but Arturo Vidal smashed the finish well over the bar. The second half started in the same vein, as Di Vaio fired over on the counter-attack. Pirlo’s free kick was a little too long for Caceres at the back post. Juventus did get their equaliser with Vucinic, who until that point had done very little. He sprung the offsde trap past Andrea Raggi on Pirlo’s ball through the middle and chipped the on-rushing Gillet. Suddenly it was like a different Juventus. Gillet performed a stunning reaction save from point-blank range on Stephan Lichtsteiner’s diving header, then Claudio Marchisio’s follow-up was spectacularly palmed off the line too. Simone Pepe’s cross from the right found Borriello to fire wide of the near stick, but Antonio Conte was sent off from the touchline for his rather emphatic protests. Juventus ended the game with 10 men, as Bonucci saw red for a blatant professional foul to stop Di Vaio going on the counter-attack. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bologna: Gillet; Raggi, Portanova, Antonsson, Garics (Pulzetti 70); Mudingayi, Perez, Rubin (Belfodil 87); Diamanti (Kone 66), Ramirez; Di Vaio Juventus: Buffon; Lichtsteiner, Caceres, Bonucci, De Ceglie; Vidal, Pirlo, Marchisio; Pepe (Padoin 85), Vucinic (Giaccherini 78), Borriello (Quagliarella 78) Ref: Banti Sent off: Bonucci 84 (J) http://www.soccerway...regular-season/

Serie A Week 23 - 7-3-2012 (6:30 p.m.) 1 - 1 Marco Di Vaio (17') Mirko Vučinić (59′) Renato Dall'Ara Stadium - Bologna Referee: Luca Banti Attendance: 19000‎ Vucinic rescues point but 10-man visitors draw fifth league match in six to hand AC Milan title advantage The Montenegrin forward ensured his side left Emilia-Romagna with a point to show for their efforts, but Leonardo Bonucci saw red late on in a missed opportunity for the Bianconeri. Mar 7, 2012 Bologna held 10-man Juventus to a 1-1 draw in their Serie A clash on Wednesday, inflicting a blow to the faltering title hopes of Antonio Conte's side. Marco Di Vaio netted his ninth goal of the season just 17 minutes in to give the hosts a surprise lead, but Mirko Vucinic was on hand to spare the blushes of the Bianconeri, scoring a sublime equaliser to keep his team's unbeaten run intact. The match began in rather uneventful fashion, as both outfits struggled to get a foothold in the game. An alarming lack of guile in each final third made for a turgid opening 15 minutes, but in an instant, a poor piece of Juventus defending saw the arrival of the first goal. Stephan Lichtsteiner's naive attempt to play an offside trap failed miserably, as Gaston Ramirez's piercing through ball saw Di Vaio race onto his strike partner's delivery and finish with aplomb past Gianluigi Buffon to make it 1-0 to the Rossoblu. The half wore on with Juve trying hard to get into their stride, but their passing game was sorely lacking in invention. A succession of long balls to frontmen Vucinic and Marco Borriello summed up their performance in a nutshell. Fortunately for purists, and Bianconeri supporters, the game opened up in the second half as the tempo was raised several notches. Diego Perez's stinging drive shortly after the restart was a sign of things to come. Andrea Pirlo could be credited as a catalyst for Juve's much-improved showing, as his classy brand of playmaking saw him direct the majority of his side's moves, including the all-important equaliser on the hour mark. His inch-perfect ball found an onrushing Vucinic, who delightfully chipped over Jean-Francois Gillet to throw his team right back into the reckoning with little over half an hour to go until the final whistle. However, Claudio Marchisio missed a golden chance to make it 2-1 with a free attempt from close range, firing straight at Gillet after the keeper had superbly parried Borriello's header. The ex-Roma hitman then fluffed a tap-in opportunity after good work from Simone Pepe to drill the ball in low and hard. Drama was to ensue though, as firstly coach Conte was given his marching orders after voicing his displeasure to the fourth official, before Leonardo Bonucci also headed for an early bath after cynically fouling Gaston Ramirez to collect a second yellow card. Neither side could find the winner in the latter stages, giving Bologna a vital boost in their hopes of securing their place in Serie A next season. Juventus, however, now sit two points behind leaders AC Milan after 26 games, 13 of them having resulted in draws. http://www.soccerway...regular-season/

Non é vero. Nella stagione 1978-79, il Perugia diventa la prima squadra a completare il campionato di Serie A senza perdere una partita e restando in lotta fino alle ultime giornate per la conquista dello scudetto. Con un alto numero di pareggi (19 su 30 partite), il Perugia si piazza secondo dietro al Milan, che vince il suo decimo scudetto. È questo il miglior piazzamento della squadra in Serie A. Solo nella stagione 1991-92, il Milan riuscirà ad eguagliare tale primato, chiudendo la stagione a sua volta imbattuto. da wikipedia

Conte, Pioli ed Alessio tre ex giocatori della Juve oggi allenatori.

Ed Elia?

Bonucci (cretino) espulso

Alessio fa uscire Borriello e Vucinic!!!!

Il solito Bergonzi ....

L'arbitro non vede niente su De Ceglie. Conte espulso.

Borriello game over!

Borriello basta cosí

Goal mancato incredibile

Borriello fuoriiiiiiiiii

Perez assassino

VUCINIC

Ramirez passa piú tempo sull'erba che in piedi.

Serie A Week 23 - 7-3-2012 (6:30 p.m.) - Renato Dall'Ara Stadium - Bologna Referee: Luca Banti HT: Juve trail in Bologna Mar 7, 2012 Bologna are good value for their half-time lead over Juventus, as Marco Di Vaio threatens their unbeaten status. This match was snowed off on February 12, but also has a special meaning for the season, as going into the game Juve were three points adrift of leaders Milan thanks to the game in hand. Giorgio Chiellini and Andrea Barzagli were both sidelined, so Martin Caceres and Leonardo Bonucci joined a revamped defence. Marco Borriello was given a rare start with under-fire Mirko Vucinic. Bologna missed Robert Acquafresca, Archimede Morleo and Simone Loria. Former Juve star Marco Di Vaio was supported by the duo of Alessandro Diamanti and Gaston Ramirez. Borriello’s early low shot was straight at Jean-Francois Gillet and a Diamanti cross-shot was not too far off. Gillet had a scare with the Andrea Pirlo free kick deflected just wide of the far post as he scrambled helplessly across. However, it was Bologna who broke the deadlock with ex-Juve man Di Vaio, who hadn’t scored past Gigi Buffon in almost five years. It was a classic counter, as Gaston Ramirez threaded through for Di Vaio to spring the offside trap and smartly place an angled drive past the on-rushing Buffon with the inside of his right foot. Ramirez was off on another very dangerous counter-attack before he was rugby-tackled by Leonardo Bonucci for an inevitable yellow card in midfield. Mirko Vucinic failed to get on the end of a long Caceres pass, as Juventus struggled to get back into the game. In fact, Pirlo was booked for hacking down Perez in the centre-circle. Borriello and Vucinic combined well with one-touch passing, but Arturo Vidal smashed the finish well over the bar. Bologna 1-0 Juventus (Half-Time) Scorers: Di Vaio 17 (B) Bologna:Gillet; Raggi, Portanova, Antonsson, Garics; Mudingayi, Perez, Rubin; Diamanti, Ramirez; Di Vaio Juventus:Buffon; Lichtsteiner, Caceres, Bonucci, De Ceglie; Vidal, Pirlo, Marchisio; Pepe, Vucinic, Borriello Ref: Banti http://www.soccerway...regular-season/

Brutta Juve

Sembriamo la Juve dei settimi posti.

Occhi di cerbiatto ...

Vidal inguardabile

Vucinic vuole entrare in porta con il pallone.

Vucinic pessimo

Vucinic e Borriello nulli