“It’s a paradox”, Allegri also has something to do with it

A few hours after the draw between Juventus and Milan, the first verdicts on the future of the two coaches arrive.

The 34th day of Serie A championship saw each other face each other Juventus and Milan: the match between black and white and red and black it ended in an absolute draw, with the result 0 to 0. Not an exciting match, where the Old lady he deserved something more than Rossoneri devil: if in the first half the balance between the two teams reigned, in the second half of the game the Milan’s defensive wallthanks to an excellent Thiaw and Sportiello’s saves, held off the Juventus advance, denying them the opening and winning goal.

A point that satisfies both teams and maintains the gap between the two in the standings, also in terms of perspective qualification for the next Champions League: Milan in second place, +5 on Juventus, currently third. A point that does not make the two fans happy, who in the last period have contested their team, following the poor results obtained: the Milan by Stefano Pioliin fact, was eliminated in the quarter-finals of the Europa League and last week effectively delivered the Scudetto for the Nerazzurri cousinsin your own home.

Juventus-Milan, Zazzaroni rules: common destiny for Pioli and Allegri

In Rossoneri home we are already looking to the future, with an eye on the bench: Stefano Pioli at the end of the season he will leave Milan, after five seasons at the helm and a Scudetto won. It will probably end up the same way too Massimiliano Allegri, with the coach ready to leave Juventus. Same fates for the two technicians, but completely opposite reasons.

As analyzed by Ivan Zazzaronidirector of Corriere dello Sport, the two coaches are close to the same fate, that is, dismissal. But the reasons that led to these choices are completely different:

Juve-Milan was the synthesis match of our cultural paradoxes and prejudices: two great professionals faced each other overwhelmed by the same fate even if for diametrically opposite reasons. Allegri will pay for the ordinariness of this Juve, not the results; Pioli will lose his job for the results, not for the play which has long been among the most brilliant in the championship.

The Milan by Stefano Pioli, this season, has struggled to find continuity in results, probably also due to a period characterized by numerous injuries. The Rossoneri have often been capable of playing good football, but the latest results obtained have sparked Pioli’s dismissal. Who knows, maybe starting next season Milan will be able to continue their good game, while still achieving good results.