[Serie A] Juventus - Livorno (15 Viewers)

Tifoso

Sempre e solo Juve
Aug 12, 2005
5,162
Great match....just finished watching it---one of those days:down:


Nice goals by Ib, Trez, and DP

Anybody who thinks Iby is a selfish a** (not me) will not be able to hold that opinion after this match. He was genuinely happy for DP's goal....you can't fake that....

Salute, Iby
 

Vinman

2013 Prediction Cup Champ
Jul 16, 2002
11,482
++ [ originally posted by Tifoso Lou ] ++
Great match....just finished watching it---one of those days:down:


Nice goals by Ib, Trez, and DP

Anybody who thinks Iby is a selfish a** (not me) will not be able to hold that opinion after this match. He was genuinely happy for DP's goal....you can't fake that....

Salute, Iby
sure he was happy....

his one and only completed pass of the game resulted in a goal...

he was probably more happy for himself !!!!!:D
 

Rainforest Liu

Senior Member
Apr 26, 2004
805
On the eleventh matchday of the championship, Juventus beat Livorno by 3-0 at the Delle Alpi. The whole game was dominated by Capello’s side, who wins thanks to goals by Ibrahimovic, Trezeguet and Del Piero in the final minutes.

The script is the same all the way through the match: Capello’s side builds up the game, Livorno try to get dangerous in the little space left by the Bianconeri. The Tuscans succeed in doing so in a couple of occasions, like on 16’ minutes with De Ascentis’ header in front of the goal which is cleared by Zambrotta and later on 39’ minutes when Lazetic’s left-footed that ends onto the outside of the net. The rest is all Juventus. On 4’ minutes, Trezeguet takes advantage of a moment of uncertainty of Livorno’s defence but his right-footed drive ends out. One minute later, Nedved’s cross pass ends wide too. On 10’ minutes, Ibrahimovic attempts on goal from the short range but the ball misses the target. On 11’ minutes, the Swede’s action is worth an applause when he dribbles the opponent defence with a lob forward but his finish is saved by the goalkeeper. On the following corner kick, Vieira tries to shoot on goal but the ball is high over the crossbar. On 18’, Ibrahimovic crosses to Chiellini, who heads the ball past the post. In the mid-half time, Nedved kicks a fine shot from the left edge of the penalty area which unfortunately ends narrowly wide. On 37’ minutes, Amelia counters Zambrotta’s left-footed shot from a short rage. One minute before the end of the half time, Cannavaro passes to Vieira who controls the ball well but his left-footed shot is off the target.

The second half starts with no substitution made and with Juventus always on the hunt for goals. After 1 minute, Ibrahimovic follows Mutu’s cross pass and tries a volley shot on the turn which unfortunately misses the target. On 10’ minutes, the Romanian’s free kick is high. On 14’, Capello’s squad takes the deserved lead: Thuram’s long cross pass to Ibrahimovic, who beats Amelia with a great lob on the volley (1-0). One minute later, here it comes the second goal: Zambrotta’s cross from the right and Trezeguet nods it in (2-0). The direct sending off of De Ascentis leaves Livorno in 10. The Bianconeri get near to the third goal: on 19’ minutes, Nedved crosses from the left to Ibrahimovic, the Swede’s header is cleared by the goalkeeper, Trezeguet gets in but misses for a very little the winning deflection. Capello, after replacing Mutu with Camoranesi, sends Del Piero in to substitute Trezeguet. On 32’ mintues, Ibrahimovic’s free kick from the short range ends high over the bar. Three minutes later, Livorno attack for the first time in the second half with the new entry Bakayoko who serves Lucarelli and the latter’s shot on the turn gets deflected for a corner by Thuram. One minute later, Juventus get dangerous again: Camoranesi assists Ibrahimovic, the Swede’s volley shot is saved by the goalkeeper. The game is closed by a fine goal by Del Piero who, after a deep pass from Ibrahimovic, dribbles Amelia and shoots on goals (3-0). With his 178th goal, the captain equals Roberto Bettega in the ranking of Juventus’s all time goalscorers.

JUVENTUS vs LIVORNO 3-0

GOALS: 14'sh Ibrahimovic, 15'sh Trezeguet, 47'sh Del Piero

JUVENTUS: Abbiati, Zambrotta, Thuram, Cannavaro, Chiellini, Mutu (18'sh
Camoranesi, 41'sh Balzaretti), Emerson, Vieira, Nedved, Trezeguet (29'sh Del
Piero), Ibrahimovic. Coach: Capello. Substitutes: Chimenti, Kovac, Camoranesi, Balzaretti, Giannichedda, Del Piero, Zalayeta.

LIVORNO: Amelia, Melara, Vargas, Galante, Pfertzel (28'sh Prates), Morrone,
Passoni, De Ascentis, Coco, Lazetic (34'sh Bakayoko), Lucarelli (43'sh Betanin). Coach: Donadoni. Substitutes: Acerbis, Betanin, Ruotolo, Centi, Grandoni.

REFEREE: Brighi

YELLOW CARDS: 18'fh Melara, 17'sh Mutu, 32'sh Vargas, 40'sh Camoranesi
SENT OFF: 17'sh De Ascentis

ATTENDANCE: 28.897
PROCEEDS: 389.767
 

Rainforest Liu

Senior Member
Apr 26, 2004
805
“It was a fine match; we created many occasions in the first half, but Amelia saved his goal more than once. In the second half, we managed to break the tie and deservedly took the lead and from that time on the game went better for us. Anyway, Livorno are a tough side; they don’t let you play, they’re very good on counter attacks”. Fabio Capello enjoys his tenth win in the championship and the dazzling form of his forwards: “I’m very happy with the fact that all of them three scored a goal. Del Piero played only the last fifteen minutes but he made important things, he’s on form and he’ll do great with the International team too”. Looking at the table, Capello can only find confirmations: “Fiorentina are doing well, Milan are not surely a surprise and now Roma are coming out too. In short, it is happening what we expected at the beginning; only Inter are a little behind but the championship is very long”.
 

Eire

Senior Member
Mar 1, 2004
1,096
least his performances are improving, now he is creating chances and getting in the correct positions, now lets hope he progress and starts to find the net regularly
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
116,242
++ [ originally posted by Paolo Sosa ] ++
i still think that there is something wrong with our team
You are not alone in this respect, I can tell you that much. Personally I believe our stagnant tactics will come back to haunt us this season, especially against the greater teams found in the Champions League. We can play with minimum input against sides like Chievo and Livorno, however if we do not elevate our play against the better teams we will undoubtedly lose games...we have already lost matches because of this ridiculous playing pattern. I have said it before and I will say it again...it does not pay in the long run to play half-ass against the smaller teams every single match.
 

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