[Seria A] Bologna - Juventus (11 Viewers)

Apr 26, 2004
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The winning Bianconeri’s goal comes on minute 41 of the second half and is signed by Nedved. The Czech lives his last day as ‘Golden Ball’ prize winner striking a gold-worth free kick into Pagliuca’s goal, such as the three points allowing Capello’s team to keep unchanged distance from A.C. Milan, +4, before the direct match scheduled for next Saturday.

Bologna and Juventus liven up an exciting and energetic challenge. In the early game’s stage it’s worth noticing a header by Cipriani (9’), one by Emerson (19’) and a long range shot from Zagorakis saved effortlessly by Buffon. The first real chance of the game comes on minute 24, when Emerson, served in the area by Camoranesi, hits a massive shot saved by Zagorakis on the goal’s line. Reply from the rossoblu after two minutes, but Cipriani’s head deflection is rebounded by Buffon with Gamberini sending the ball beyond back line. On 30’ Juventus again closer to scoring with Nedved’s strong header striking the post. Mazzone’s squad reacts with Meghni forcing an astonishing save by Buffon. Before half time nice play from Ibrahimovic crossing to Del Piero in the area, but the captain strikes deep.

Second half is under Juventus mark. Capello’s team tries to get hold of the game since the early minutes. On 9’ a shot by Camoranesi from the distance ends deep, a minute later terrific shot from Ibrahimovic fist saved by Pagliuca that over performs on 24’ clearing a splendid Nedved’s conclusion corner bound. Only initiative from Bologna a distance strike by Capuano over which Locatelli misses the winning deflection. The forward gear to goal by Juventus continues with another try on 38’ when a fine action by Kapo, entered for Camoranesi, triggers Nedved who crosses in the middle of the area where Zalayeta, on for Del Piero, sends off the back line. Then the goal, on 41’, a Nedved’s pearl on a free kick that gives the deserved gift of victory.

BOLOGNA – JUVENTUS 0-1
GOALS: 41’sh Nedved
BOLOGNA: Pagliuca, Daino (33’ Capuano), Juarez, Gamberini, Sussi, Zagorakis, Colucci L., Amoroso (21’sh Loviso), Bellucci, Meghni (21’sh Locatelli), Cipriani. Manager Mazzone. Substitues: Ferron, Smit, Giunti, Binotto.
JUVENTUS: Buffon, Zebina, Thuram, Cannavaro, Zambrotta, Camoranesi (36’sh Kapo), Emerson, Appiah (13’sh Tacchinardi), Nedved, Ibrahimovic, Del Piero (26’sh Zalayeta). Manager Capello. Substitues: Chimenti, Ferrara, Pessotto, Blasi.
REFEREE: Pieri
YELLOW CARDS: 41’sh Pagliuca, 42’sh Colucci
 

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JuveCampione

Senior Member
Sep 21, 2002
4,134
It's clear that the bologna player grabbed Zlatan's shirt, no controversy here!
If you realy want to cry about referees decisions IncuboRossonero, watch Seedorf first goal, he was miles into the penalty area when the penalty was taken
 

JCK

Biased
JCK
May 11, 2004
125,390
Here is one Milanisti that appeared and lioke usual nagging at a Juve win just because they are blinded with the 6-0 maybe or just because they are blind or to be more precise arrogant cry baby brats....

I wonder why people on this forum give those pricks some respect with polite replies
 

Juve89

The Farmer
May 27, 2004
3,420
It was a exiting match to watch and i really loved it when Pavel scored:D
A good game by Bologna,they were very strong both forwards and backwards...
 

mikko

Junior Member
Dec 9, 2004
107
Good result, but a bad performance. I think, the playing was hard because too many Juve's easy pass was unsuccessful in the match. But what is the most important, we got 3 points even though the performance was (my opinion) quite poor.
In the long run, only points are important.

Sempre Forza Juve!!
 

Huzi

Senior Member
Oct 9, 2002
814
i see that some milan fans are very pissed off , well i must say that these shit-heads will be very pissed next sunday or whatever!!

forza Juventus per sempre !!
 

Lilianna

Senior Member
Apr 3, 2003
15,969
++ [ originally posted by David Del Piero ] ++
I will not look forward to this game. I will be so nervous all week!
same here....
i am already nervous.


if they beat us...that will be the worst thing right now!!!!!! :(


i'll be happy with a draw and i'll die happy if we win.:D
 

Wings

Banter era connoiseur
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Jul 15, 2002
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Cipriani seemed like he was out to hurt somebody the whole match.
This is the worst play actor I've seen in a while. Add to the fact that he was not there to play football but to break someone then you will understand what a dirty player he is.
To Incubo and his usual comments, I suggest you watch the clear dives for both penalty appeals before you make comments. Cipriani should have been yellow carded for both dives so he got really lucky. Not to mention a red card for the elbow on Zambrotta.
Is there any need to comment on the foul on Zlatan? :rolleyes:
Mazzone acted so unprofessionally when he went for Zambrotta. I think the referees should do something about coaches who verbally attack opposing players.
 

Chxta

Onye kwe, Chi ya ekwe
Nov 1, 2004
12,088
Struggling Bologna are furious over the refereeing decisions which they say cost them points in Sunday's 1-0 loss to Juventus.

Carlo Mazzone's side were sunk by a controversial 86th-minute Pavel Nedved free-kick, awarded by referee Tiziano Pieri just outside the area despite Juve forward Zlatan Ibrahimovic appearing to be the offending rather than the offended party.

"We are being penalised by unfortunate circumstances," moaned Bologna president Renato Cipollini. "It's time this came to an end.

"This always happens with Pieri. He's obviously not very lucky for us. But if we have to play ‘two' championships then it is better that we are told of that fact."

Striker Giacomo Cipriani, who had a good penalty appeal rejected and gave Fabio Cannavaro and Lilian Thuram a testing night, was in only slightly less conspiratorial mood.

"We are not as good as Juventus, but we were better than them this evening," said the youngster. "Juve are a great side and if you make a mistake, they will punish you. But neither team made mistakes, it was somebody else."

But Nedved - whose sweetly struck set-piece eased Juve out to four points ahead of Milan at the top of the table - was adamant: "I don't think that Bologna should have protested so much about the free-kick. We deserved the win at the end of the game."
 

Azzurri7

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Dec 16, 2003
72,692
Nedved: Too Many Protests
12/13/2004 1:44:00 PM
The Czech player scored the match winner for Juve against Bologna, however was not impressed with the Rossoblu’s protests at the end of the match.
Pavel Nedved feels that Bologna’s protests were exaggerated and they were not fair at the end of the day.

“I did not like how the match was played in the last minutes; all those protests for a free-kick were not right. In the end we deserved to win. We had tried many times and Pagliuca made a great save some minutes before, then we were also lucky.

“If we always complain about a free-kick awarded by a referee, then it’s better if we don’t play football. It took us ten minutes to shoot towards goal.”
 
Aug 26, 2003
4,187
ok Juve played bad, but that happens in this stage of the season the points are the important things! or do you guys would have liked to see playing Juve superb but lose 1:0 or draw! no thx for me, i am pleased with the result, and to be succesful the result is surely the most important thing!

we will see another Juve against Milan!!!
 
May 4, 2004
11,622
++ [ originally posted by Lilianna ] ++


same here....
i am already nervous.


if they beat us...that will be the worst thing right now!!!!!! :(


i'll be happy with a draw and i'll die happy if we win.:D
Lil' how can u say that ?


Forza Juvetnus !

We will win...

2-1

Zlatan x2
Kaka' x1
 

Lilianna

Senior Member
Apr 3, 2003
15,969
++ [ originally posted by Juve_Kosova ] ++


Lil' how can u say that ?


Forza Juvetnus !

We will win...

2-1

Zlatan x2
Kaka' x1
i am realistic...
i can't rely on a win because i know this will be TOO hard.

but i want pavel and ale to score.
well,come on....sheva will DEFINITELLY score!!!!
 

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