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9 maggio 1945 La Norvegia arresta Vidkun Quisling Vidkun Abraham Lauritz Jonssøn Quisling (Fyresdal, 18 luglio 1887 – Oslo, 24 ottobre 1945) è stato un militare e politico norvegese. Ufficiale dell'esercito e fondatore nel 1933 del partito fascista norvegese, il Nasjonal Samling, fu uno dei più famosi collaborazionisti di sempre, mettendosi al servizio di Hitler e delle forze armate tedesche che all'inizio della seconda guerra mondiale avevano occupato la Norvegia. Durante l'invasione capeggiò un governo fantoccio che aveva il compito di tradurre in atto la volontà degli occupanti, diventando il Primo ministro della Norvegia dal febbraio 1942 alla fine della seconda guerra mondiale, mentre il legittimo governo socialdemocratico di Johan Nygaardsvold si trovava in esilio a Londra. Il termine "quisling" fu perciò usato per indicare tutti i capi dei governi che collaboravano con i nazisti e viene adoperato ancora oggi per indicare chi si mette al servizio degli occupanti stranieri. Al termine della guerra Quisling venne fatto prigioniero dal Fronte patriottico norvegese. Dopo un processo per alto tradimento, fu condannato a morte e giustiziato il 24 ottobre 1945. Quisling è universalmente considerato uno dei più grandi collaborazionisti della storia, al punto che il termine quisling divenne sinonimo, in alcune lingue europee, tra cui inglese, italiano, norvegese, danese, svedese, finlandese, olandese, greco, croato e serbo, di "traditore", di soggetto che durante una guerra collabora con gli invasori. Il termine fu coniato dal quotidiano inglese The Times nel fondo del 15 aprile 1940 intitolato Quisling ovunque. L'articolo affermava: «Ci sono Quisling in ogni paese d'Europa». Filippo Anfuso, ambasciatore della Repubblica Sociale Italiana in Germania, nelle sue memorie scrive: «La cosa che più offendeva Hitler, sulle labbra di Mussolini, era sentirgli dire che non voleva essere un Quisling»; «A Hirschberg lo ripeté tante volte che Dornberg [il capo del protocollo di Hitler] mi fece presente che sarebbe stato opportuno che gli dicessi che Hitler stimava grandemente Quisling e come questo suo disprezzo per Quisling sarebbe stato incomprensibile in Germania».

Lecce v Juventus match preview and prediction Juventus travel to Lecce for a must-win fixture after failing to beat Verona at home in their previous league match, with the Bianconeri under pressure to respond quickly as the season reaches its decisive stage. AS Roma have closed the gap in the standings, increasing the pressure on Juventus in the race for their objectives this season. Any further slip-ups could seriously damage their position, meaning the team must avoid dropping points at all costs in this crucial period. The upcoming match presents a difficult challenge, as Lecce is also fighting for their own survival. ............ Juventus will be aware that they cannot afford another setback after their recent draw against Verona. The squad is expected to approach the game with full focus and determination, as consistency will be essential in the final stages of the campaign. The Bianconeri possess the quality within their squad to secure all three points, but they will need to demonstrate strong mentality and discipline to overcome a Lecce side that is fighting for survival. The match is expected to test both their patience and attacking efficiency. ............ The earlier draw against Juventus has provided Lecce with the belief that they can compete once again, particularly in front of their own supporters. However, the stakes are now even higher, and Juventus are expected to treat this fixture with maximum seriousness. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/lecce-v-juventus-match-preview-and-prediction/

Juventus probable lineup vs Lecce: Vlahovic gunning for starting role Following the back-to-back draws against Milan and Hellas Verona, Juventus have no other option but to return to winning this weekend when they travel to Lecce. Luciano Spalletti’s men remain ahead of Roma and Como in the Champions League race, but the Giallorossi have reduced the deficit to a single point, while the Lariani are only three points behind and have a superior head-to-head. Therefore, the Bianconeri cannot afford any more slip-ups, especially with only three rounds remaining. ............ The Juventus boss Spalletti will have to decide who will lead the line: Dusan Vlahovic or Jonathan David. ............ However, Vlahovic is slowly but surely regaining his optimal physical condition, and Spalletti could be tempted to field him, especially after equalising the scoring with a stunning freekick against Verona. This would be the Serbian’s first start since sustaining a serious adductor injury in November. While it remains to be seen who will spearhead the charge against Lecce, Kenan Yildiz and Francisco Conceicao should constitute the supporting crew. The Turkish international has seemingly recovered from the knee inflammation that has been impeding him in recent weeks. Spalletti and the fans are thus expecting more from the 20-year-old, who looked out of sorts against Verona. ............ Juventus XI (3-4-2-1): Di Gregorio; Kalulu, Bremer, Kelly; McKennie, Locatelli, Thuram, Cambiaso; Conceicao, Yildiz; Vlahovic (David). . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-probable-lineup-vs-lecce-vlahovic-gunning-for-starting-role/

US Lecce vs Juventus: Preview and Prediction The Serie A title race was settled last weekend, with Inter Milan being crowned champions. However, there are still many things at stake for numerous teams in the league. Starting with Lecce, the struggling outfit are still fighting for their lives to stay afloat in the top flight. ............ Meanwhile, Juventus are very much in the mix to fight for a top-four place, with only a point separating them from fifth-placed AS Roma. The Giallorossi have roared back to life in the running for the Champions League spots following consecutive wins in the league, while the Bianconeri have had a bag of mixed results of late. The 1-1 draw with Hellas Verona will be particularly aggravating for Luciano Spalletti in the grand scheme of things, considering that it was a team Juventus were expected to beat, particularly on home soil. Before that, they ensured another stalemate against top-four rivals Milan, which has pinned them in fourth spot. The ultimate aim for Spalletti’s side would be to get into Milan’s third spot, as catching up to Napoli may seem challenging at this point. The bigger danger comes from Roma lurking behind, as they will be ready to pounce on any slip-ups from Juventus; losing a top-four place would be catastrophic for the Turin giants. Team News & Tactics US Lecce ............ Probable Lineup (4-2-3-1): Falcone; Veiga, Siebert, Gabriel, Gallo; Ramadani, Ngom; Pierotti, Coulibaly, Banda; Cheddira Juventus The big boost for Luciano Spalletti is the return of Dusan Vlahovic, who has endured an injury-disrupted season. However, given the importance of the late run-in for the team, it is viable to see the Serbian striker replace the misfiring Jonathan David, who has continued to have an underwhelming season. There are absentees in Arkadiusz Milik and Juan Cabal, while everyone else is relatively fit for action. Vlahovic could be joined by Weston McKennie and Kenan Yildiz in the attacking setup, as Jeremie Boga could miss out on a starting berth despite having decent goal contributions of late. Michele Di Gregorio has recently won his place back between the sticks, with Pierre Kalulu, Gleison Bremer, Lloyd Kelly, and Andrea Cambiaso all set to feature in the backline. Spalletti will keep faith in Khephren Thuram and Manuel Locatelli to manage the midfield setup, while Francisco Conceicao will feature out wide on the right-hand side. Probable Lineup (4-2-3-1): Di Gregorio; Kalulu, Bremer, Kelly, Cambiaso; Thuram, Locatelli; Conceicao, McKennie, Yildiz; Vlahovic Key Stats Lecce are unbeaten in their last three games in Serie A. Lecce have won none of their last 11 games against Juventus. Juventus have lost just once in their last 12 visits to Lecce. Juventus are unbeaten in 10 games across all competitions. Player to Watch Dusan Vlahovic Juventus need a solid end to their season to confirm their participation in next season’s Champions League. The same could be said about Vlahovic, who has endured an injury-disrupted season, as there are considerable doubts over his future in Turin. The return of the Serbian striker is key for Juventus’s chances, starting with the game against Lecce, as he could be seen as a better option than the misfiring Jonathan David. A big performance in this away game will be key not only to his future but also to Juventus’s chances of finishing in the top four. Prediction US Lecce 1-2 Juventus Lecce are in a decent vein of form heading into this key clash against Juventus, as Eusebio Di Francesco will certainly target a win to keep their chances of survival alive. However, the Bianconeri could provide a big test, although the Lecce boss will be eager to take note of how Hellas Verona performed last weekend. The result against Hellas Verona may have served as a wake-up call for Luciano Spalletti, as he will prioritise correcting the mistakes from that game to help his players provide a fitting reply against Lecce. It is difficult to predict this game where two teams are fighting for key objectives, but the Bianconeri are widely expected to get the three points with a narrow scoreline. . Read more -> https://thehardtackle.com/round-up/2026/05/08/lecce-vs-juventus-preview-and-prediction-2/

Preview: Lecce vs Juventus - prediction, team news, lineups Both needing points to secure their seasonal objectives, Serie A giants Juventus and lowly Lecce will lock horns at Stadio Via del Mare on Saturday evening. With just three games to go, Juve are aiming to secure Champions League football, while their hosts have yet to banish the threat of relegation. Match preview Juventus are at a crucial point in their quest to qualify for Europe's top competition, having seen their lead in the race for fourth place cut again last weekend. Not only did the Bianconeri miss a good chance to overtake AC Milan, but fifth-placed Roma also closed to within one point - and outsiders Como are still in contention. Juve could only follow their goalless stalemate against Milan with an even more disappointing draw, despite dominating against already-relegated Hellas Verona. At home to a team that had very little to play for, it took a set-piece leveller from substitute Dusan Vlahovic to spare their blushes. All is not lost, though, and Luciano Spalletti's side have still collected 19 points from the last nine Serie A matchdays - only Napoli have tallied more - while conceding only five goals. Now 10 games unbeaten across all competitions, Juve have recently kept three consecutive clean sheets away from home, and this week's trip is traditionally one of their favourites. Juventus have lost just once in 12 league visits to Lecce so far this century, and that lone defeat dates back more than a decade. Home or away, Lecce have won none of the last 11 top-flight meetings, though they did draw 1-1 in Turin earlier this season. ............ Lecce Serie A form: L L L D D W Juventus Serie A form: D W W W D D Team News As Vlahovic returned to action last week, only Juan Cabal and Arkadiusz Milik are ruled out for Juventus. Despite lacking match-fitness, Juve's Serbian striker may be ready to displace the misfiring Jonathan David, although Spalletti sometimes plays a false nine. Two candidates for that role are Jeremie Boga - who has scored three goals in his last four away matches - and 10-goal top scorer Kenan Yildiz, who is still struggling with a persistent knee problem. ............ Lecce possible starting lineup: Falcone; Veiga, Siebert, Gabriel, Gallo; Ramadani, Coulibaly, Ngom; Pierotti, Cheddira, Banda Juventus possible starting lineup: Di Gregorio; Kalulu, Bremer, Kelly, Cambiaso; Thuram, Locatelli; Conceicao, McKennie, Yildiz; Vlahovic ............ We say: Lecce 0-2 Juventus Since Spalletti rode to the rescue in November, Juventus have had no problem creating chances, but converting them has sometimes proved problematic. However, key attackers are now regaining fitness, while Lecce have been getting tighter at the back but still pose minimal threat up front. . Read more -> https://www.sportsmole.co.uk/football/lecce/preview/lecce-vs-juventus-prediction-team-news-lineups_597116.html

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4 maggio 2005 Nasce Kenan Yildiz Kenan Yıldız (Ratisbona, 4 maggio 2005) è un calciatore turco con cittadinanza tedesca, attaccante della Juventus e della nazionale turca. Nato e cresciuto in Germania da padre turco e madre tedesca, ha optato per la nazionalità sportiva paterna. È una seconda punta, a suo agio con entrambi i piedi, che ben si disimpegna anche da esterno di fascia. In possesso di un'ottima tecnica individuale, è abile nel dribbling e nel movimento senza palla, in particolare con inserimenti e combinazioni in area di rigore; dotato di un tiro potente e preciso, è in grado di trovare il gol anche dalla lunga distanza. Muove i suoi primi passi nel Sallern e nello Jahn Ratisbona, squadre della sua città natale, prima di passare, a sette anni, al Bayern Monaco con il quale compie tutta la trafila delle giovanili; nell'ultima stagione in Baviera mette a referto 20 presenze e 6 gol, facendo inoltre il suo debutto nella UEFA Youth League. Nell'estate 2022 si trasferisce a parametro zero alla Juventus. A Torino inizia l'ambientamento nella squadra Primavera allenata da Paolo Montero, totalizzando 37 presenze e 15 gol nella stagione 2022-2023. Ben presto inizia ad essere aggregato alla Juventus Next Gen, la seconda squadra bianconera militante in Serie C, con cui fa il suo esordio tra i professionisti il 17 dicembre 2022, agli ordini di Massimo Brambilla, nella sconfitta interna 0-3 contro la Virtus Verona. Inizia la stagione 2023-2024 ancora nei ranghi della Next Gen, con cui il 23 settembre trova il suo primo gol da professionista, aprendo le marcature nella vittoria esterna per 1-2 sull'Ancona. Nell'autunno 2023 viene promosso in pianta stabile nella prima squadra di Massimiliano Allegri, con cui aveva già debuttato da aggregato il precedente 20 agosto giocando il suo primo incontro in Serie A, nel successo per 0-3 sul campo dell'Udinese. Il 23 dicembre dello stesso anno, all'esordio da titolare segna la sua prima rete in massima serie, nella vittoria esterna per 1-2 sul Frosinone: a 18 anni e 233 giorni diventa il più giovane marcatore straniero in campionato nella storia bianconera, battendo il record di Marcelo Zalayeta. Il 4 gennaio 2024, nel successo per 6-1 sulla Salernitana negli ottavi di Coppa Italia, dapprima propizia l'autorete del 4-1 e poi realizza il parziale 5-1, mettendo così a segno il suo primo gol nella competizione. Chiude l'annata vincendo la Coppa Italia, il suo primo trofeo della carriera, subentrando nel corso della vittoriosa finale di Roma contro l'Atalanta. Per la stagione 2024-2025, la sua prima effettiva con la prima squadra, passa a indossare la maglia numero dieci. Il 17 settembre 2024, debutta nelle competizioni UEFA con un gol nella vittoria interna per 3-1 sul PSV: a 19 anni e 136 giorni diventa il più giovane marcatore juventino in UEFA Champions League, battendo il record di Alessandro Del Piero. Il successivo 27 ottobre segna la sua prima doppietta in Serie A, che fissa il punteggio nel pareggio per 4-4 a San Siro contro l'Inter: stavolta, a 19 anni e 176 giorni diventa il più giovane a realizzare una doppietta nella storia del derby d'Italia. Il 3 gennaio 2025 va a segno all'esordio in Supercoppa italiana, siglando il provvisorio vantaggio nella semifinale col Milan, persa poi per 1-2. Chiude il suo primo campionato da titolare a quota 7 reti. A fine stagione, con la Juventus prende parte negli Stati Uniti d'America alla Coppa del mondo per club FIFA: è protagonista nella fase a gironi, andando a segno all'esordio assoluto del club nella manifestazione, il 18 giugno 2025, nel successo per 5-0 contro gli emiratini dell'Al-Ain, e ripetendosi quattro giorni dopo, nel 4-1 ai danni dei marocchini del Wydad Casablanca, in cui realizza una doppietta e propizia l'autogol che sblocca il punteggio. Le prestazioni nell'arco della stagione gli valgono, nel settembre 2025, il quinto posto nella graduatoria del Trofeo Kopa riservato ai migliori calciatori under 21 al mondo. In avvio della stagione 2025-2026, il 20 settembre, in occasione del pareggio per 1-1 in Serie A sul campo del Verona, a gara in corso indossa per la prima volta la fascia di capitano della Juventus, diventandone a 20 anni e 139 giorni il più giovane nella storia. Il successivo 25 novembre raggiunge le 100 presenze in maglia bianconera, nella vittoria esterna per 2-3 in Champions League contro il Bodø/Glimt. Il 27 settembre 2022 debutta con la nazionale under 21 turca, subentrando nell'amichevole contro la Georgia. Sigla il suo primo gol con la rappresentativa giovanile il 27 marzo 2023, nella gara vinta per 4-2 contro il Kosovo. Il 12 ottobre 2023, alla prima convocazione, fa il suo debutto con la nazionale maggiore turca in occasione della vittoria esterna per 0-1 sulla Croazia, valevole per le qualificazioni al campionato d'Europa 2024. Il 18 novembre successivo, alla sua seconda presenza, segna la sua prima rete, quella del parziale 1-2 nell'amichevole di Berlino vinta per 2-3 contro i padroni di casa della Germania. Nel maggio del 2024 è tra i preconvocati dal selezionatore dei biancorossi, Vincenzo Montella, in vista della fase finale dell'europeo in Germania; il mese seguente viene confermato nella lista definitiva. Il 18 giugno 2024 scende in campo da titolare nell'esordio della Turchia nella manifestazione, a Dortmund contro la Georgia, vedendosi anche annullare una rete nel corso del successo 3-1 dei suoi: viene impiegato in tutte e cinque le gare disputate all'europeo dagli anatolici, il cui cammino s'interrompe ai quarti di finale contro i Paesi Bassi. L'11 ottobre 2025 realizza la sua prima doppietta in nazionale, nel successo per 6-1 sul campo della Bulgaria nell'ambito delle qualificazioni al campionato del mondo 2026. Record Juventus Marcatore straniero più giovane in Serie A: 18 anni e 233 giorni. Marcatore più giovane in UEFA Champions League: 19 anni e 136 giorni. Capitano più giovane: 20 anni e 139 giorni. Giocatore più giovane a raggiungere le 100 presenze: 20 anni e 205 giorni. Palmarès Club Coppa Italia: 1 - Juventus: 2023-2024

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Juventus 1 - Hellas Verona 1: Initial reaction and random observations So much of Juventus’ first four games out the March international break was about them taking advantage of the opportunity right in front of them. They got the help from other teams who were playing their direct rivals for fourth place, and they got the result to take care of their own business as they quickly flipped the entire situation in their favor after things looked so bleak heading into the break. ............ Juventus lined up against a Hellas Verona team on Sunday that had known for the past 48 hours that it was officially relegated to Serie B. But when it comes to that, you wouldn’t have known. Not because Hellas Verona were all that great during their last trip to Turin for at least one season. Instead, it was because Juventus, a team that got more help from Napoli the day before in their scoreless draw against Como, looked about as ineffective in front of goal as we’ve seen in a good amount of time. It didn’t matter how many shots they actually had — oh, and they had plenty of chances! — it was because outside of Dusan Vlahovic’s free kick in the 62nd minute, Juventus were either frustrated by their own actions or what Lorenzo Montipò was doing in goal. The end result was a maddening 1-1 draw with the 19th-place team in Serie A, a club that has barely won since Christmas and have looked virtually inept in attack over the past couple of months. But leave it to Juventus, in a game that had virtually everybody thinking three points were the only thing that could come out of it, to both let the first-shot-on-goal curse strike again and fail to score much at all against a team that has been relegated and is one of the worst defenses in the league. It’s the kind of performance that has you seriously questioning whether they can finish in the top four even though they will still be in fourth place even if Roma beat Fiorentina on Monday night. But when they had the chance to pull even with Max Allegri’s AC Milan on points and go into third on goal differential, Juventus went out and did whatever the hell you want to call their showing against Hellas Verona. (That’s also the second draw against Verona this season. Considering how bard they are, that’s not exactly something Juventus should be happy about both now and when the season is officially over.) Juventus finished with 29 shots against Hellas Verona. For much of the game, only a slim number of those were on frame, giving Montipò a relative reprieve despite all of the pressure directly in front of him. Outside of the Vlahovic free kick that tied the game and maybe gave us a momentary glimmer of hope for a win, Montipò looked awfully close to going fully Sorrento and keeping just about everything he had to save out of the goal. He got some pretty good defending in front of him, of course, but it also helped that Juventus were up to their usual (bad) tricks when it comes to try to break down an extremely low block and finishing like they were back in their first full day of training after a couple of weeks completely away from kicking a ball. It was the kind of performance you might excuse in the very early parts of the season. But when you’ve got the door open to move into third place and greatly improve your chances of qualifying for the Champions League in the final month of the season? Yeah, not so much. ............ This is 100% a draw that feels like a loss. Juventus had room for error when it comes to their standing in fourth place, but you sure would have liked to see that still in play come the final couple weekends of the season when you’ve got Fiorentina and Torino on the schedule. Instead, that room for error is now basically gone and the final three games of the season now swing back to all being must-win so that Roma or Como don’t pip you right before the finish line arrives. ............ You just can’t help but think of the alternative to what actually played out. Juventus could have been in third place with a win. Instead, they’re now going to be barely hanging on to fourth place if Roma beat Fiorentina. That is quite a swing for a team that just seemed to be doing so much right only a few weeks ago. ............ RANDOM THOUGHTS AND OBSERVATIONS Bad. Very, very bad. Really is amazing how this club can look good against clubs that are around them in the table and then just look completely off it against some of the worst teams in the league. Truly amazing two-sided nature. An xG of 2.48 and you only put a handful of shots on target. Come on! Final three games of the season and we’re still wondering how the heck Juventus might actually be able to score goals. It’s another one of those years, I guess. Amazing what a free kick taker who can actually take direct free kicks can do, huh? Maybe if Vlahovic could stay healthy for more than five minutes in 2026 he would help this team out even more than some of us think he can. Gleison Bremer looked absolutely great in the opening 33 minutes of Sunday’s game. Then that big mistake of his at the back directly led to Hellas Verona getting a goal out of nowhere in the 34th minute. Not like Michele Di Gregorio helped all that much on Hellas Verona’s goal, either. Quite the juxtaposition for Di Gregorio after he was awarded Juventus’ MVP award for the month of April prior to kickoff. Just cover your near post, man. It’s not that difficult to do! For as good as Vlahovic’s free kick was, the entirety of Jonathan David’s performance felt like the opposite. Just a frustrating day for a forward who just didn’t have it this weekend. How in the hell was Roberto Gagliardini not sent off at some point of this game? It could have been for going studs up against David. It could have been for a couple other yellow card-worthy tackles that got called for fouls but nothing more than that. ............ But these are Serie A referees we’re talking about here, so nothing else really needs to be said. ............ But seriously, though, what was the point of bringing on Fabio Miretti as the first sub off the bench not named Vlahovic? I know it was just a couple of months ago that I was talking about Miretti deserving more minutes, but not now. ............ It also just felt like Spalletti was a little slow to react to how the game was progressing. He used three of his five subs in the final 15 minutes or later. He’s usually pretty good with these types of things and reading when he should make his subs. Sunday didn’t feel like one of those instances. I know Edon Zhegrova hasn’t had a very good season because of (insert multiple reasons you want here), but that man has also had some crap luck in front of goal. That was a great save from Montipò to put the cherry on top of an overall frustrating-as-hell performance from Juventus. I miss Khephren Thuram being consistently good like he was last season. That man has regressed and I’m having trouble figuring out why it is. The count stats might say Kenan Yildiz had a good game, but this was quite the tame performance from Juventus’ best player. It’s easy to get why — he’s been battling this knee injury for nearly a month now and we’re just at the point in the season where a player who has logged as many minute as he has can easily be exhausted by it all. That’s not an excuse, of course, but trying to apply some logic here. ............ 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Spalletti: ‘Juventus disappointed and have regrets’ after surprising 1-1 Luciano Spalletti admits Juventus are ‘disappointed and have regrets’ after a surprising 1-1 draw with Verona, along with tension on the touchline with director Sean Sogliano. This was a huge opportunity to catch Milan in third place after the Rossoneri were beaten 2-0 by Sassuolo earlier today, with Napoli and Como also dropping points in the fight for the top four. It was assumed that Juve would sweep Verona aside in Turin, especially as Hellas had already been mathematically relegated on Friday night and had nothing to play for. ............ “We must always evaluate what happens, analyse things, and then try to improve for the next matches, because those are the ones that matter now, seeing as we didn’t win this one,” Spalletti said. “Clearly, we are disappointed, we have regrets, and unfortunately this happens in football. We were not fortunate, and with a little more sharpness we could’ve turned it around, even if you cannot always control everything. “What we can do is stay clear-headed in the moments that matter, and we didn’t do it today. That is one of the qualities that makes a great player, because you can identify those moments where you’ve got to be fully concentrated.” ............ “I thought we had started quite well, but then Verona locked it down, as is only right for them to do. We created some dangers, but couldn’t break through the right way, then allowed them a few counter-attacks, plus that error which made it all the more difficult. “The tension cranked up after that, you have the fear of not making it, when everyone is telling you it’s an easy game and you discover it isn’t easy at all,” continued the coach. “We make mistakes that you see from kids, things that are too banal to be at this level, then in the second half you pin them back and have great moments of football that deserve to win a match. “We played our game and I think overall we did deserve to win it.” ............ It was a frustrating evening, as Francisco Conceicao looked furious when substituted after a couple of good chances, while Edon Zhegrova hit the upright in stoppages. It is remarkable that when the race for a Champions League spot could go down to the wire, Juventus were held to a pair of 1-1 draws by Verona this season. ............ If Roma beat Fiorentina tomorrow, then they will close to within a point of Juve in fifth place. ............ There was tension in the closing stages when Verona director Sean Sogliano was sent off from the touchline for dissent, then complained bitterly in the press interviews just before Spalletti took to the microphones. “I don’t understand what the director was talking about,” noted the Juventus coach. “I will go and see what he was complaining about, but I really don’t understand it, he was a little cryptic, but we never got up from the bench to complain whenever his players stayed down for 30 seconds after every foul, tried to use up every available second on throw-ins, it’s all a bit much.” . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/spalletti-juventus-disappointed-have-regrets/

Juventus player ratings vs Verona: Vlahovic’s impact not enough At the Allianz Stadium in Turin, Juventus settled for a disappointing draw against Hellas Verona, which keep them in a precarious place in the Champions League race. The Bianconeri had a flurry of chances in the first half, but it was the visitors who headed to the interval with one-goal advantage thanks to Kieron Bowie’s shocking opener. After the break, Dusan Vlahovic came off the bench to salvage to score the equaliser from a set piece, but the hosts weren’t able to find a winner. ............ Juventus XI (3-4-2-1) Michele Di Gregorio – 5.5 The goalkeeper was beaten at his near post on Verona’s only dangerous chance in the match. Pierre Kalulu – 5.5 ............ Gleison Bremer – 5.5 The Brazilian was unlucky to see his header denied by the bar. His complacency was the main reason behind Verona’s goal, as he should have cleared the ball properly. Lloyd Kelly – 6 ............ Weston McKennie – 5.5 ............ Manuel Locatelli – 5.5 The Juventus captain ran more than any other player, but the team was crying for a Regista capable of orchestrating the play and raising the tempo, and he just couldn’t fulfill this role this time. Khephren Thuram – 5.5 ............ Andrea Cambiaso – 6.5 The wing-back was one of Juve’s best players on the pitch, causing havoc with his runs, and picking up Conceicao with a couple of dangerous crosses. The Bianconeri became more predictable and stagnant following his exit. Francisco Conceicao – 7 The Portuguese international has been the most consistent Juventus attacker in recent weeks. He was able to deliver dangerous balls to the box even when he had two opponents marking him. Lorenzo Montipo had to produce three top-notch saves to deny him. Kenan Yildiz – 5 The Turkish international is obviously struggling for form and fitness amidst his ongoing knee problem, but Luciano Spalletti insisted on keeping him for the duration of the match, even when he was unable to deliver a proper ball to the box. Jonathan David – 4.5 The Canadian striker wasted a good chance in the first half, and his display worsened after switching to a deeper role to accommodate Vlahovic. Substitutes Dusan Vlahovic – 7 The Serbian striker showcased his importance to the cause with a brillianty-executed free-kick. Posed a major threat to Verona’s defences, but often found himself outnumbered. Fabio Miretti – 5 ............ Jeremie Boga – 5.5 ............ Edon Zhegrova – 6.5 The Kosovar made a positive impact off the bench. He dribbled past his marker, delivered crosses, and almost opened his Juventus count, but Montipo directed his shot towards the post. Teun Koopmeiners – N/A . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-player-ratings-vs-verona-vlahovics-impact-not-enough/

Juventus 1-1 Hellas Verona: Bianconeri squander golden UCL opportunity Juventus had the chance to make a large stride in their quest to qualify for the Champions League, but they settled for a draw at home against the already-relegated Hellas Verona. ............ Juventus dominated the action from the get-go, even though they had to wait until the 16th minute for their first big chance of the match. Conceicao chested down the loose ball and hit the target, but Lorenzo Montipo produced a stellar save. The hosts had several other chances in succession, but David’s close-range shot was blocked by Victor Nelsson, while Bremer’s header hit the crossbar. Against the run of play, Verona took the lead in the 34th minute. Bremer failed to properly clear the ball, as his poor pass to Kalulu was intercepted by Dogomoj Bradaric, who swiftly picked up Kieron Bowie with a square ball. The Scottish striker aimed at the near post, and even though he didn’t put too much power behind it, his shot still beat Michele Di Gregorio. Therefore, the Gialloblu headed to the interval with a shocking one-goal lead. Spalletti decided to bring in Dusan Vlahovic straight after the break for Thuram. The substitution paid off, with the Serbian scoring from the free-kick in the 62nd minute. The returning striker managed to bend the ball around the defensive wall to beat Montipo at the far post. Juventus had another half an hour to find a winner, but they couldn’t break the resolute Verona defenders led by Andrias Edmundsson. ............ Conceicao came very close on back-to-back occasions, but was denied by Montipo, who also produced an astonishing fingertip save to deny Edon Zhegrova in added-time, diverging the Kosovar’s low drive into the post. The Old Lady will thus end the weekend in fourth place after wasting the opportunity to leapfrog Milan and widen the gap with Como. ............ Juventus 1-1 Hellas Verona Goals : 34′ Bowie (V), 61′ Vlahovic (J) Juventus (3-4-2-1) : Di Gregorio; Kalulu, Bremer, Kelly (79′ Koopmeiners); McKennie, Locatelli, Thuram (45′ Vlahovic), Cambiaso (74′ Boga); Conceicao (79′ Zhegrova), Yildiz, David (68′ Miretti). Verona (3-4-2-1) : Montipò; Nelsson, Edmundsson, Frese; Belghali, Akpa Akpro, Gagliardini, Bernede (79′ Harroui), Bradaric (70′ Slotsager); Suslov (70′ Lovric); Bowie. Yellow card: 4′ Gagliardini (V), 30′ Frese (V), 32′ Locatelli (J), 63′ Bernede (V). . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-1-1-hellas-verona-bianconeri-squander-golden-ucl-opportunity/

Serie A | Juventus 1-1 Verona: Vlahovic rescues a point amid regret Dusan Vlahovic came off the bench for his first goal of 2026 to rescue a point for Juventus against relegated Verona, but it’s a missed opportunity to go third. The Bianconeri hoped to make the most of Como, Napoli and Milan dropping points, with Kenan Yildiz back in the starting XI after two games as a substitute and Dusan Vlahovic ready for the bench. ............ Francisco Conceicao tested Lorenzo Montipò at the near post, then the Kenan Yildiz pull-back for Jonathan David was intercepted, and Andrias Edmundsson threw himself in the path of the David angled drive. ............ Manuel Locatelli saw his strike deflected just wide, then the midfielder was perhaps harshly booked for simulation when going down in a coming together with Jean-Daniel Akpa Akpro. Moments later, Verona took the surprise lead when Bremer was caught napping passing out from the back, intercepted by Domagoj Bradaric and rolled across from the left for Kieron Bowie to sweep in. It was all the more remarkable considering Juve had kept four consecutive clean sheets before that gift. ............ Dusan Vlahovic was thrown on for Khephren Thuram after the restart and Juve moved to 4-4-2. A couple of crosses were a little too high for the Serbian, but he got them on level terms and ended his 180-day goal drought by bending a free kick around the Verona wall and into the near bottom corner. Remarkably, it was also the first direct free kick scored by Juventus in Serie A this season. Akpa Akpro risked an own goal intercepting the Conceicao pull-back to turn over from four yards, but Montipò made two extraordinary reaction saves in the space of a minute, both to deny Conceicao from point-blank range at the back post. Conceicao also drilled wide from the edge of the area, while Jeremie Boga couldn’t surprise Montipò at the far stick on an Edon Zhegrova cross. Boga saw his curler intercepted by a Hellas chest in the six-yard box, but Edon Zhegrova was unlucky in stoppages when his angled drive thumped the base of the near post and hit the goalkeeper on the back, but ricocheted back out. It means both Juve’s games against Verona ended 1-1 this season, dropping four points overall in these fixtures. Juventus 1-1 Verona Bowie 34 (V), Vlahovic 62 (J) . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/serie-a-juventus-1-1-verona-vlahovic-rescues/

A quanto pare il Verona é la squadra che ha subito piú reti negli ultimi 20 minuti.

DUSAN VLAHOVIC 1-1

Se la pareggiamo la vinciamo pure

Montella vuole che risparmi le energie e che non si faccia male.

Manchiamo di mentalitá e di personalitá. Sembra quasi che abbiamo paura di arrivare terzi. Il quarto posto é la nostra dimensione. Non da Juve.

Mi sa che pensano al mondiale