Games played in snowy conditions are always special encounters. There’s little doubt that the testing elements affect the style of play, with teams who champion a passing game significantly disadvantaged. What is required, however, is plenty of drive to grind out a positive result.
And this is precisely what Juventus did eight years ago. On 18 January 2004, the Bianconeri took on Siena in a snowstorm at the Delle Alpi. It was Alessandro Del Piero who combined class with sheer determination to set the hosts on their way to victory. The captain found his first goal from the penalty spot after Delli Carri had brought down Antonio Conte in the area.*
David Trezeguet gave Juventus a two-goal cushion at the break, before Del Piero wrapped the game up with another spot kick followed by a strong right-footed finish. Nicola Ventola grabbed two consolation goals for the visitors, but the Bianconeri were already home and dry – in spite of the elements.*
Source: Juventus.com
And this is precisely what Juventus did eight years ago. On 18 January 2004, the Bianconeri took on Siena in a snowstorm at the Delle Alpi. It was Alessandro Del Piero who combined class with sheer determination to set the hosts on their way to victory. The captain found his first goal from the penalty spot after Delli Carri had brought down Antonio Conte in the area.*
David Trezeguet gave Juventus a two-goal cushion at the break, before Del Piero wrapped the game up with another spot kick followed by a strong right-footed finish. Nicola Ventola grabbed two consolation goals for the visitors, but the Bianconeri were already home and dry – in spite of the elements.*
Source: Juventus.com
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