Bologna
JuventusDay 32
Bologna: 28. Skorupski, 3. Posch( till 87'), 5. Soumaoro, 26. Lucumí, 77. Kyriakopoulos( till 67'), 6. Moro N.( till 81'), 8. Dominguez N.( till 67'), 19. Ferguson L.( till 82'), 30. Schouten, 7. Orsolini, 99. Barrow Mu.
Substitution: 50. Cambiaso А.(from 67'), 11. Zirkzee(from 67'), 17. Medel(from 81'), 20. Aebischer(from 82'), 29. De Silvestri(from 87')
Bench: 1. Bardi, 34. Ravaglia F., 4. Sosa Joaquin, 14. Bonifazi, 22. Lykogiannis, 25. Pyyhtia
Yellow Cards: Posch 2', Kyriakopoulos 42'
Juventus: 1. Szczesny, 6. Danilo, 12. Alex Sandro, 15. Gatti, 5. Locatelli( till 83'), 7. Chiesa F.( till 70'), 25. Rabiot, 44. Fagioli( till 57'), 11. Cuadrado, 14. Milik( till 83'), 17. Kostić F.( till 57')
Substitution: 43. Iling(from 57'), 30. Soule M.(from 57'), 20. Miretti(from 70'), 32. Paredes L.(from 83'), 9. Vlahović(from 83')
Bench: 23. Pinsoglio, 36. Perin, 2. De Sciglio, 3. Bremer, 19. Bonucci, 24. Rugani, 10. Pogba
Yellow Cards: Rabiot 55', Paredes L. 88'
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Riccardo Orsolini became the top-scoring Italian player in the league with his goal from the spot while Arek Milik redeemed himself after missing a penalty by smashing home a first-time finish
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Federico Dimarco’s early goal was enough for Inter to claim a stunning win at the San Siro
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Dramatic scenes unravelled in the clash between Bianconeri and Partenopei
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Gregoire Defrel became the 4th French player to score 50 goals in Serie A after Trezeguet, Platini, and Thereau as Juventus suffered back-to-back defeats for the first time this season
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In the match of the 29th round of Serie A Lazio stopped the unbeaten run of Juventus - 2:1
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The first of semi-finals of the Coppa Italia between Juventus and Inter ended in a draw
