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Serie A: Torino Vs Juventus [September 30 2007] (2 Viewers)
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TV channels showing the Turin derby are: -
Al Jazeera Sport +1
C+ Futbol
C+ Sport 1 (D/F/N only)
C+ Sport 2 (Poland)
Fox Soccer Channel
HRT 2
Mediaset Premium 1
RAI International 3 Africa
Sky Calcio 1
Sky Sport Italia 1
Sky Sport Italia 16.9
Sky Sport Italia HD1
Sport 1 (Hun )
Sport 1 (Ned) (+20min)
Supersport 3 (Hellas)
TV4 Sport
TV7 Bulgaria
Yes Sport 2
To early for stream info: - will check that later.
No channel 5
Al Jazeera Sport +1
C+ Futbol
C+ Sport 1 (D/F/N only)
C+ Sport 2 (Poland)
Fox Soccer Channel
HRT 2
Mediaset Premium 1
RAI International 3 Africa
Sky Calcio 1
Sky Sport Italia 1
Sky Sport Italia 16.9
Sky Sport Italia HD1
Sport 1 (Hun )
Sport 1 (Ned) (+20min)
Supersport 3 (Hellas)
TV4 Sport
TV7 Bulgaria
Yes Sport 2
To early for stream info: - will check that later.
No channel 5
No no... Look here.
http://www.bet365.com
30/09/2007 19:30 BST
SOCCER : Torino v Juventus
Not available in Italy
Legrottaglie: "It's an eagerly awaited derby"
Nicola Legrottaglie's season turned for the better in 4 days. A good 45-minute-long performance in the big match against Roma, a superb performance - with a goal - wednesday night against Reggina. The defender from Bari hit the top at a crucial time for supporters: just before the double challenge against Torino and Fiorentina.
Claudio Ranieri knows he has another ace up his sleeve for his defence after Boumsong and Andrade's injuries. In the past few days Legrottaglie has been in top form, not only physically, also psychologically. This peace of mind also emerges from his words: "Wednesday was one of the best moments of my career, after difficult years of patience and suffering. Not only did I play well, I also scored. The critics' and supporters' comments pleased me. Years ago it didn't go so well and now I'm here to take up where I left. I've matured a lot, also thanks to my faith, by re-evaluating some of my past attitudes. When I see the photos of when I arrived in Torino, I understand how superficial I was, I just wasn't humble enough. I've understood my mistakes and now I hope to be judged for what I truly am. My future? Until I'm wearing this shirt I'll give everything I can, then it'll be the club's decision, there's mutual appreciation between me and the management.
The goal against Reggina has galvanized the defender who is now hoping he may enter the arena at the derby. A special challenge he has never been able to take on, but having lived in Torino for a long time, he knows how important it is for the supporters and the whole city. "I have a lot of friends in town and many support Torino so the game is special for me too. Some of these play for Torino, like Corini, Lanna and Barone, former team-mates of mine at Chievo. It will be great to face them in front of a big crowd".
Legrottaglie dreams of a spectacular derby, possibly clinched by a much appreciated young team-mate: "We're going to win 1-0, scored by Criscito on a corner kick. It would be great for the team and a well-deserved prize for him. The week started well for us, I hope it may end the same way. It still is a much-awaited game with no favourites. I just hope it'll be spectacular and entertaining for the public. There's much anticipation after all these years, although the teams have changed a lot since last time. But the appeal is in the game itself, not in the players on the field".
Nicola Legrottaglie's season turned for the better in 4 days. A good 45-minute-long performance in the big match against Roma, a superb performance - with a goal - wednesday night against Reggina. The defender from Bari hit the top at a crucial time for supporters: just before the double challenge against Torino and Fiorentina.
Claudio Ranieri knows he has another ace up his sleeve for his defence after Boumsong and Andrade's injuries. In the past few days Legrottaglie has been in top form, not only physically, also psychologically. This peace of mind also emerges from his words: "Wednesday was one of the best moments of my career, after difficult years of patience and suffering. Not only did I play well, I also scored. The critics' and supporters' comments pleased me. Years ago it didn't go so well and now I'm here to take up where I left. I've matured a lot, also thanks to my faith, by re-evaluating some of my past attitudes. When I see the photos of when I arrived in Torino, I understand how superficial I was, I just wasn't humble enough. I've understood my mistakes and now I hope to be judged for what I truly am. My future? Until I'm wearing this shirt I'll give everything I can, then it'll be the club's decision, there's mutual appreciation between me and the management.
The goal against Reggina has galvanized the defender who is now hoping he may enter the arena at the derby. A special challenge he has never been able to take on, but having lived in Torino for a long time, he knows how important it is for the supporters and the whole city. "I have a lot of friends in town and many support Torino so the game is special for me too. Some of these play for Torino, like Corini, Lanna and Barone, former team-mates of mine at Chievo. It will be great to face them in front of a big crowd".
Legrottaglie dreams of a spectacular derby, possibly clinched by a much appreciated young team-mate: "We're going to win 1-0, scored by Criscito on a corner kick. It would be great for the team and a well-deserved prize for him. The week started well for us, I hope it may end the same way. It still is a much-awaited game with no favourites. I just hope it'll be spectacular and entertaining for the public. There's much anticipation after all these years, although the teams have changed a lot since last time. But the appeal is in the game itself, not in the players on the field".
Corini: Juventus Are Clear Favourites
Torino midfielder Eugenio Corini believes that Juventus are the clear favourites for Sunday’s derby but admits that he and his team-mates are fired up to spring a shock.
The two teams meet in the first Derby della Mole since 2003. Juventus go into the game on the back of two excellent results against Roma and Reggina, while Torino are yet to win this season and infuriated boss Walter Novellino after losing 2-0 at Parma on Wednesday night.
“I understood his anger,” Corini told Tuttosport. “He is trying to build a decent side that takes one game at a time.“But now we will be driven by a positive anger and we have so much desire to win. The table shows that they are clear favourites, but we like the role of underdog.
“They are a dangerous team. They have done well to come up from Serie B and change themselves into a top-flight side.
“Juve should finish in a prestigious position and will be helped by a lack of European football, even if Inter and Roma are still a step above them.” Corini enjoyed a two-year spell at Juventus earlier in his career.
The 37-year-old played 47 games for the Bianconeri between 1990 and 1992, before moving on to the likes of Sampdoria, Napoli, Chievo and Palermo.
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Torino midfielder Eugenio Corini believes that Juventus are the clear favourites for Sunday’s derby but admits that he and his team-mates are fired up to spring a shock.
The two teams meet in the first Derby della Mole since 2003. Juventus go into the game on the back of two excellent results against Roma and Reggina, while Torino are yet to win this season and infuriated boss Walter Novellino after losing 2-0 at Parma on Wednesday night.
“I understood his anger,” Corini told Tuttosport. “He is trying to build a decent side that takes one game at a time.“But now we will be driven by a positive anger and we have so much desire to win. The table shows that they are clear favourites, but we like the role of underdog.
“They are a dangerous team. They have done well to come up from Serie B and change themselves into a top-flight side.
“Juve should finish in a prestigious position and will be helped by a lack of European football, even if Inter and Roma are still a step above them.” Corini enjoyed a two-year spell at Juventus earlier in his career.
The 37-year-old played 47 games for the Bianconeri between 1990 and 1992, before moving on to the likes of Sampdoria, Napoli, Chievo and Palermo.
goal.com
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