Juventus
FiorentinaDay 22
Vlahović 59'
Juventus: 1. Szczesny, 2. De Sciglio, 3. Bremer, 6. Danilo, 12. Alex Sandro, 5. Locatelli, 7. Chiesa F.( till 83'), 22. Di Maria( till 76'), 25. Rabiot, 9. Vlahović( till 65'), 17. Kostic F.
Substitution: 18. Kean M.(from 65'), 44. Fagioli(from 76'), 32. Paredes L.(from 83')
Bench: 23. Pinsoglio, 36. Perin, 15. Gatti, 24. Rugani, 42. Barbieri, 45. Barrenechea, 43. Iling, 30. Soule M.
Yellow Cards: Alex Sandro 19', Rabiot 2', Bremer 85', Kostic F. 88', Kean M. 90'
Fiorentina: 1. Terracciano, 2. Dodo( till 80'), 3. Biraghi C., 4. Milenković, 16. Ranieri, 5. Bonaventura( till 80'), 32. Duncan( till 61'), 34. Amrabat S., 11. Ikoné( till 65'), 22. Gonzalez N.( till 80'), 99. Kouamé C.
Substitution: 10. Castrovilli(from 61'), 7. Jovic(from 65'), 15. Terzić(from 80'), 8. Saponara(from 80'), 9. Arthur C.(from 80')
Bench: 31. Cerofolini, 56. Sirigu, 23. Venuti, 28. Martinez Quarta, 42. Bianco, 77. Brekalo J.
Yellow Cards: Duncan 31', Bonaventura 48'
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Juventus wins again in the Italian championship after defeating Salernitana
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Juventus defeated Lazio in the last quarter-final of the Coppa Italia
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Demoralized by a 15-point penalty Juventus played unusually chaotic football against Atalanta
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The Federal Court of Appeals has accepted the FIGC Prosecutor’s request to reopen the sporting trial against Juventus for their alleged usage of falsified capital gains
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The Bianconeri avenge their defeat in the league against Monza
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Napoli has not yet won the Italian championship, but has already entered the history of Serie A, inflicting the biggest defeat to Juventus in 30 years
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Juventus got its eighth consecutive victory in the Italian championship, beating Udinese thanks to a late goal from the Brazilian Danilo.
