The great team at Stadium yesterday afternoon he wore the red and blue shirts. Yes, it wasn’t Juventus, but the Bologna by Vincenzo Italiano. In the second of the three matches on Saturday, the Bolognese were one step away from a coup, moving two goals ahead of Juventus, but being overtaken in full recovery by Mbangula’s goal. A mockery for Vincenzo Italiano, although a point in Turin is certainly not to be thrown away, but the team’s performance was super, starting with the driving force Ndoye, and on points he certainly deserved to win.
Even the former Fiorentina coach himself thinks so, speaking in the post-match press conference: “It can be seen that the regret is enormous to finally win at the stadium both personally and for many of my boys. We played 2/3 very well. It’s sad to have conceded very little, but not having won. It’s a shame not to have added two very important points to our ranking. It’s a shame because we have to manage the ball with more malice. In the final minutes you have to bring home the result very young players like Miranda and Iling. We can repeat these performances.”
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Juventus (4-2-3-1): Perin; Danilo, Gatti (34′ st Savona), Kalulu, Cambiaso (14′ Rouhi); Locatelli (19′ st Thuram), Fagioli (19′ st Yildiz); Conceicao, Koopmeiners, Weah (34′ st Mbangula); Vlahovic. Available: Di Gregorio, Pinsoglio, Adzic, Owusu, Pugno, Pagnucco, Rizzo. Coach: Thiago Motta
Bologna (4-2-3-1): Skorupski; Holm (38′ st Posch), Beukema, Lucumí, Miranda; Pobega (35′ st Moro), Freuler; Ndoye, Odgaard (15′ st Fabbian), Dominguez (39′ st Iling-Junior,); Castro (35′ st Dallinga). Available: Ravaglia, Bagnolini, Erlic, Karlsson, Casale, Corazza, Ferguson, De Silvestri, Urbanski. All.: Italian
Referee: Marchetti
Markers: 30′ Ndoye (B), 8′ st Pobega (B), 17′ st Koopmeiners (J), 47′ st Mbangula (J)
Warned: Weah, Vlahovic, Rouhi, Kalulu (J), Castro, Holm, Odgaard Lucumì (B)
Expelled: Thiago Motta (J)