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Coppa Italia - Ottavi di finale - 8-12-2011 (ore 21:00) 2 - 1 dopo tempi supplementari Emanuele Giaccherini (90') Andrea Raggi (90+4′ ) Claudio Marchisio (103') Juventus Arena - Torino Arbitro: Sebastiano Peruzzo Coppa Italia - Marchisio 7 bellezze La Juventus supera il Bologna e accede ai quarti di Coppa Italia. Partita non bellissima fino a metà secondo tempo, poi al 90esimo Giaccherini porta avanti la Juve, ma Raggi - di testa - manda le squadre ai supplementari. Nell'extra-time decide il neo entrato Marchisio, al 7° centro stagionale. Eurosport - Giovedí, 8 dicembre 2011 Ancora e sempre Claudio Marchisio. E' il centrocampista della Nazionale il vero uomo in più di questa Juventus: Conte lo sa, lo preserva e quando in difficoltà lo butta nella mischia sperando che il "piccolo Tardelli" gli risolva le situazioni più complicate. Marchisio di solito risponde presente, come in occasione del primo degli ottavi di finale di Coppa Italia contro il Bologna: settima perla stagionale del "Principino" (in 13 partite) e Juventus ai quarti della coppa nazionale. QUAGLIARELLA-DEL PIERO COPPIA D’ATTACCO – Come nelle aspettative della vigilia, massiccio turnover di Antonio Conte che lascia in panchina tutti i titolari a eccezione della coppia di centrali difensivi (Bonucci-Barzagli) costretta a fare gli straordinari per via della mancanza di ricambi. Davanti ci sono Del Piero – quattro giorni dopo il brutto taglio rimediato contro il Cesena – e Quagliarella, titolare a un anno esatto dall’ultima volta. Sugli esterni spazio a Krasic e Giaccherini, con Pazienza e Marrone in mediana. Titolari anche Storari (“In Coppa Italia è il lui il titolare”, ha detto Conte), Sorensen e De Ceglie. PRIMO TEMPO SOPORIFERO: NON SUCCEDE NULLA – Il 4-2-4 della Juventus non riconosce più il proprio padrone: Conte inverte spesso le fasce di Krasic e Giaccherini, ma il poco filtro a centrocampo rende inutile anche la grande voglia di fare ben dei due attaccanti davanti al proprio pubblico. L’esterno d’attacco serbo si muove molto, “taglia” alle spalle dei difensori avversari anche con i tempi giusti, ma è disordinato nel fraseggio e nei rientri. La prima occasione da gol arriva abbondantemente dopo la mezz’ora di gioco, e porta la firma bolognese di Vantaggiato: la sua punizione dal limite è ben calciata, ma per battere Storari serve altro. La risposta della Juventus si materializza al 43esimo, ma Quagliarella – favorito da una carambola fra Krasic e Raggi – è fermato dall’uscita disperata di Agliardi. CHE GRAN SECONDO TEMPO: MA E’ LA STESSA PARTITA? - Rispetto al primo, il secondo tempo è decisamente più emozionante, soprattutto per merito della Juventus. Dopo pochi secondi Krasic si mangia un gol già fatto da pochi passi e pochi minuti più tardi sono Del Piero e Quagliarella a vedersi fermati da un Agliardi in giornata di grazia. Il capitano della Juventus, alla ricerca ancora del primo gol del nuovo stadio, sfiora il vantaggio due volte a cavallo del quarto d’ora, ma prima il suo sinistro da posizione defilata si perde a lato, quindi la sua conclusione dal limite è deviata in angolo dal bravissimo Agliardi sugli sviluppi di un bel triangolo nello stretto con Quagliarella. Le squadre si allungano e, oltre ad Agliardi – che continua a fare il fenomeno sugli attaccanti della Juve (Quagliarella va fuori per un problema muscolare, dentro al suo posto Estigarribia), mentre dall’altra parte è Storari a salire in cattedra negando il gol a Vantaggiato prima e ad Acquafresca poi. ANCORA 1-1: COME IN CAMPIONATO – Quando ormai lo 0-0 sembra il risultato più probabile ci pensa Giaccherini a spezzare l’equilibrio al 90esimo con una cavalcata d’altri tempi conclusa con un destro a incrociare sul palo più lontano da posizione defilata. Sale la tensione, Pulzetti si fa male e deve lasciare il Bologna in dieci per via dei tre cambi già effettuati da Pioli, i giocatori in campo si spazientiscono e nasce una mini-rissa che Peruzzo fatica a sedare anche con i cartellini (Pazienza e Acquafresca). Al 95esimo arriva il gol che manda le squadre ai supplementari: lo segna Raggi, con un colpo di testa “alla Cannavaro” sugli sviluppi di un calcio d’angolo dalla destra. IL SOLITO MARCHISIO: LA JUVE AI QUARTI DI FINALE – Quando Conte è in difficoltà quest’anno è solito affidarsi a lui, al centrocampista che al momento vale i più forti colleghi d’Europa. Lo aveva chiamato in causa al 79esimo dopo aver concesso quasi 80 minuti al baby Marrone: Marchisio è però un’altra cosa, è uno che si butta dentro, che attacca lo spazio e che conclude quanto (se non più) di un attaccante. Da quando viene mandato in campo, il “Principino” ci prova almeno sei volte e, al minuto 102, trova la rete del 2-1 su straordinaria giocata personale, scherzando con Khrin e trovando il diagonale vincente con il mancino da dentro l’area. Agliardi non può nulla, Marchisio può festeggiare il 2-1 bianconero che vale la qualificazione e la settima marcatura stagionale. Su 13 partite. Come un attaccante, anzi meglio di un attaccante: perchè Marchisio – che di professione resta e resterà sempre un centrocampista – è ormai giocatore di caratura mondiale. Un fuoriclasse... Andrea Tabacco - Eurosport http://www.tifosibia...0#entry11679599 Juventus - Bologna 2-1

Coppa Italia - Round of 16 - 8-12-2011 (9:00 p.m.) 2 - 1 after extra-time Emanuele Giaccherini (90') Andrea Raggi (90+4′ ) Claudio Marchisio (103') Juventus Arena - Turin Referee: Sebastiano Peruzzo Conte impressed by performance of squad players during Coppa Italia win over Bologna The Bianconeri boss apologised to the fans for conceding right at the death in Turin, but says he was encouraged by what his squad players had to offer on the night. Dec 8, 2011 Juventus coach Antonio Conte has commended his second-string team for holding out to grab a 2-1 victory over Bologna in extra time of their Coppa Italia fourth round clash on Thursday. Speaking after the game, the 42-year-old, who fielded an under-strength side against Stefano Pioli's men at Juventus Stadium, told Mediaset that he feels his decision to select some of his squad players, like goalscorer Emanuele Giaccherini, has been vindicated. "I am sorry for us conceding the goal at the 95th minute because it forced us to use up more of our energy," said Conte. I've been encouraged by [the performances of] those who have played less, tonight, but there is still a lot of work [to do]." However, Conte also praised opponents Bologna for their approach to the tie, and namely Rossoblu goalkeeper Federico Agliardi, who stopped his team from scoring on multiple occasions with a number impressive saves. "Agliardi made some amazing stops, but Bologna did everything to make for a great game." Conte concluded. Juventus now focus their attention on next Monday's Serie A trip to Roma, as they aim to sustain their position at the league summit.

Coppa Italia - Round of 16 - 8-12-2011 (9:00 p.m.) 2 - 1 after extra-time Emanuele Giaccherini (90') Andrea Raggi (90+4′ ) Claudio Marchisio (103') Juventus Arena - Turin Referee: Sebastiano Peruzzo Conte: Bologna ‘keeper was super Dec 8, 2011 Bologna ‘keeper Federico Agliardi was the main reason why Juventus were forced to work so hard for their Coppa Italia victory on Thursday, says boss Antonio Conte. The Old Lady had enough opportunities to win the game in normal time, but a string of fine saves from the former Palermo man forced the match into extra-time. “Their goalkeeper made some extraordinary saves,” the Turin tactician said following the 2-1 win which secured qualification for the last eight. Juve thought they had won the encounter after Emanuele Giaccherini netted late on, but Bologna responded with an injury time strike. “It was really disappointing to concede in the 95th minute because it forced us to make extra sacrifices,” the tactician continued. “I had some good responses out there though from some players who haven’t played that much this season. “And I’m happy because this Cup competition is important for us.” Claudio Marchisio came on to score the winner, but Giaccherini impressed with his goal after being used in a more central midfield position. “He’s the kind of player who knew how to make the best of himself with smaller teams and now he deserves to be at Juventus – as he’s shown this evening.”

Coppa Italia - Round of 16 - 8-12-2011 (9:00 p.m.) 2 - 1 after extra-time Emanuele Giaccherini (90') Andrea Raggi (90+4′ ) Claudio Marchisio (103') Juventus Arena - Turin Referee: Sebastiano Peruzzo Juve edge past Bologna ec 8, 2011 Juventus overcame an inspired performance by goalkeeper Federico Agliardi and extra time to knock Bologna out of the Coppa Italia. After a slow start to the match, the second half of the Last 16 clash in Turin proved lively, but where Emanuele Giaccherini’s run and finish looked like being enough for Juve, Andrea Raggi’s dramatic stoppage-time equaliser forced extra-time. It was down to Marchisio’s well-taken effort in that period that decided the gruelling encounter. Antonio Conte made nine changes to the team that started the weekend’s game with Cesena, with only Leonardo Bonucci and Andrea Barzagli in the heart of defence keeping their place. Alessandro Del Piero started just days after requiring several stitches to a head wound, supported by Fabio Quagliarella, Milos Krasic and Emanuele Giaccherini in attack. Opposition Coach Stefano Pioli took the opportunity to experiment slightly. Robert Acquafresca was given a chance to try the lone-striker role in attack that Marco Di Vaio has been first choice for whilst Henry Gimenez was given a rare start too. Left-back Jose Angel Crespo was tested at right-back, Andrea Raggi, who played at the weekend at right was used at centre-back and centre-back Gyorgy Garics was tried as a left-back. Del Piero, wearing a protective bandage to protect his injury, went close on nine minutes with a 35-yard free-kick that went a yard wide. The No 10 proved to be Juve’s most active player in attack in the first half and went on to provide a highlight midway through it with a clever movement of the ball to make space for a shot at goal. In an otherwise uninspired, speculative first period, free-kicks proved to be the best opportunities for either side, but both proved wasteful from some otherwise advantageous situations. The first real chance for Bologna came from a set-piece as Daniele Vantaggiato’s 30-yard curler forced a mid-height save from Marco Storari. Soon after this Quagliarella’s neat work down the left saw him fashion a cross to the opposite wing, but Krasic’s run had taken him over the flight of the ball, ending the move. The Serb had the ball in the net a few minutes later to finish off a quick counter-attack for Juve. However, in receiving a 20-yard cross-field ball before his side-foot finish, the winger had drifted a few yards offside. Quagliarella then had a golden opportunity to find his 100th goal in professional football when Krasic’s through-ball took a deflection off Raggi to wrong-foot Simone Loria and find its way through to him. However, Federico Agliardi between the sticks saved well at his feet to keep the score level. Immediately after the break Krasic had an even better chance to break the deadlock, but opting to finish a cross with his weaker left foot, he failed to even find the target from five yards out. Krasic contributed more positively with a marauding run from the right wing across three Bologna defenders. Del Piero took over possession in the penalty area, reversing the direction of the ball and taking a quick shot that forced a save from Agliardi’s legs. Soon after, Quagliarella tested Agliardi after another faster Juve move. Close to the hour mark, Del Piero brushed off Raggi’s attempts to win a 50-yard ball from the halfway line, bringing it down with an excellent first touch. Then turning on to his left foot to make space for the shot, the playmaker pulled his effort from 14 yards just inches wide of the opposite post. A minute later a neat one-two with Quagliarella then proved more comfortable for Agliardi to stop. Against the run of play, Bologna almost took the lead. Vantaggiato’s clever work on the left produced a low cross that Acquafresca got a toe to. Storari was on hand to reflex and push it behind for a corner. Del Piero forced a low save to Agliardi’s right from a 35-yard free-kick 20 minutes from time whilst a few minutes later, the veteran almost set up Giaccherini for a spectacular goal. Estigarribia’s cross was laid off by Del Piero for his diminutive teammate to bring out another save from Agliardi with a rasping half-volley from outside the area. With 10 minutes to go, Estigarribia’s cross forced Agliardi to clear with his feet after a deflection from Loria whilst the goalkeeper was there four minutes later to deny Elia from point-blank range after the ball broke to the Dutchman after another set-piece. Meanwhile, Acquafresca stung Storari’s gloves to remind Juve of the score-line with four minutes of normal time to go. Giaccherini’s moment of magic as the clock struck 90 looked to have proven the difference. Picking up possession 40 yards from goal, the former Cesena man rode two tired challenges before edging into the area and confidently finished past Agliardi for his first Juventus goal. However, Raggi’s header in the sixth minute of added time pulled the visitors level. The defender was unmarked from a corner. Extra time proved too much for the Rossoblu’s tired legs, with Juve creating several chances and ultimately settling the tie. Juve had a penalty shout turned down, but it was soon forgotten as substitute Claudio Marchisio’s goal put the home side in front again. Elijero Elia’s clever pass from the right-hand side found the No 8 in the box for his turn to open up the space for a neat finish to the ‘keeper’s right. A few minutes later, Del Piero thought he had secured the result with his first goal at the new stadium, but he was denied when he was correctly ruled offside. Meanwhile, the second half of extra time saw Giaccherini go close for a second goal, his effort from the edge of the D just a yard wide of the post. Giaccherini then had a volley disallowed when Del Piero, who again cushioned the ball down for his teammate, was ruled offside. Del Piero was then involved in another good move, flicking on a long ball into space for Elia, whose chipped effort wasn’t enough to fool Agliardi. It proved to be the last notable moment in extra time as Juve eventually secured passage to the quarter-finals. Juventus 2-1 Bologna Scorers: Giaccherini 90 (J), Raggi 90+4 (B), Marchisio 102 (J) Juventus: Storari; Sorensen, Barzagli, Bonucci, De Ceglie; Marrone (Marchisio 79), Pazienza; Krasic (Elia 65), Quagliarella (Estigarribia 68), Giaccherini; Del Piero Bologna: Agliardi; Crespo, Raggi, Loria, Garics (Morleo 56); Pulzetti, Perez (Krhin 65), Taider; Gimenez (Paponi 84), Vantaggiato; Acquafresca Ref: Peruzzo di Schio

Coppa Italia - Round of 16 - 8-12-2011 (9:00 p.m.) 2 - 1 after extra-time Emanuele Giaccherini (90') Andrea Raggi (90+4′ ) Claudio Marchisio (103') Juventus Arena - Turin Referee: Sebastiano Peruzzo Marchisio's extra-time strike sees off stubborn visitors The Old Lady needed more than 90 minutes to progress to the next round ahead of their opponents, who were indebted to Agliardi for a virtuoso goalkeeping performance. Dec 8, 2011 Juventus overcame a resilient Bologna side 2-1 at the Juventus Arena to book their passage into the Coppa Italia quarter-finals. For the vast majority of the second-half, Federico Agliardi's goalkeeping heroics kept the hosts at bay until Emanuele Giaccherini's 90th minute strike appeared to steal victory. However, Andrea Raggi headed home a corner in the 95th minute to send the match into extra time. Once there, a brilliant individual goal by Claudio Marchisio settled the tie in Juventus' favour. The first half was not one for the purists, with both sides struggling to establish any kind of attacking rhythm. The most notable moment for the visitors came courtesy of Daniele Vantaggiato, who forced Marco Storari into a diving save from a free-kick 23 minutes in. Juventus were not faring any better, with Milos Krasic at the heart of what little they created in the opening period. The Serbian first had a goal correctly chalked off for outside, before teeing up Fabio Quagliarella for a shot that was blocked by Agliardi a few minutes before the break. The hosts began the second-half with renewed vigor, and could have broken the deadlock barely a minute after the restart. Quagliarella’s effort from 12 yards out was parried by Agilardi into the path of Krasic, who could not find the target from the rebound with the goal at his mercy. Agliardi was called into action again soon after, first stopping a low drive by Alessandro Del Piero with his trailing leg, before tipping away a belter by Quagliarella at full stretch following a swift counter-attack. Antonio Conte’s men continued to create chances, and Del Piero should have done a lot better in the 57th minute, dragging his finish wide when a missed header by Raggi left him one-on-one with the keeper. The Bianconeri skipper had another chance ten minutes later from a free kick, but Agliardi was again equal to his effort and smothered the ball low at the far post. The Bologna keeper produced an even better save in the 70th minute, showing stunning reflexes to divert Gianccherini’s piledriver from the edge of the area just over the bar. However, Giaccherini would not be denied, and finally broke the visitors' resistance on the stroke of injury time with a goal of some quality. The substitute burst from midfield, storming past two players before drilling his finish high into the back of the net. Just when it seemed like Juventus had stolen a berth in the quarter-finals, Bologna managed an equaliser five minutes into injury time from the unlikeliest of sources. A corner from the right was headed in emphatically by Raggi to send the tie into an additional 30 minute period. The home side controlled the first half of extra time, and regained the lead just as the game clock moved into triple digits. There did not appear to be a lot of space for Marchisio to work with when he was fed near the penalty spot, but the Italy international evaded his marker with a clever shimmy before planting his finish expertly into the bottom corner. Bologna posed little threat of an equaliser, and Juventus could have increased their tally in the time that remained, but some more inspired goalkeeping by Agliardi kept the scoreline respectable. With the win, the Serie A leaders become the first side to seal their place in the Coppa Italia quarter-finals.

Alex straordinario di tacco. Agliardi salva su Elia.

Crespo somiglia incredibilmente a .... Ramones.

Elia é veloce ma Morleo lo é altrettanto

Ovazione per Elia che corre

Altro goal annullato

Ottimo Sorensen

Si scalda il quarto uomo ....

Si é fatto male l'arbitro.

Speriamo che il Bologna non pareggi di testa allora.

Ottimo Giaccherini

Elia si allunga il pallone

Peccato, Alex in fuorigioco.

Estigarribia tremendo

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