“If you don’t score you don’t win, because ball possession and chances don’t count for the league table.” This is the debut in the editorial dedicated to the director of Tuttosport, Guido Vaciagoregarding the disappointing draw of the Juventus yesterday against Cagliari. Especially at home. “But if Vlahovic’s lunar error is the essence of football, whereby all reasoning shatters when faced with a ball that enters or exits, one must be in bad faith not to recognize the constant growth of Juventus”, recognized the journalist.
This is the positive side to be taken from the 1-1 draw at the end of the match at the Allianz Stadium. The analysis then moved on torefereeing by the chosen match director: “Players like Francisco Coinceiçao must be protected. Yesterday it wasn’t like that, because the terrible Marinelli did exactly the opposite of what he had to do”, ruled Vaciago. “Conceiçao suffered five fouls, he was continually mistreated by the Cagliari defenders and he tolerated it, without ever drawing a card. When Conceiçao committed a foul, he immediately went to warn him and then concluded in glory with the non-existent yellow for simulation cost the Portuguese expulsion (and therefore disqualification).
Providing a reflection below: “The presumptuous Marinelli will be proud of having given his deleterious contribution, with that indignant rush of someone who is going to punish a murder, lacking the humility to ask or review (he would have, for example, discovered that Obert takes the collar of Conceiçao). Marinelli did not influence the outcome of the match or, at least – continued the director of the Turin newspaper -, he influenced it to an infinitely lesser extent than Vlahovic”.