The match you don’t expect in a spin that reserves great emotions, as well as goals. Between Cagliari and Juventus it ends 2-2 with the anger of the Sardinians reached at the end of the match by an unfortunate own goal from Dossena, but the Juventus equal, for the volume of play and opportunities created, is fully deserved. Enjoyable, intense, never banal match. Two clear penalty kicks allow Cagliari to go to the break with a double lead against Juventus. The signatures from the diskette are those of Gaetano and Mina. High pace at the Unipol Domus in Cagliari, where the game is played with no holds barred. Luvumbo immediately tries, then Shomurodov, without luck, but they show that Cagliari is alive. Then it’s Gatano who narrowly misses the big shot, but Cagliari is hyper active. Vlahovic misses from two steps, but on the half hour Cagliari passes. Hands in the area by Bremer, penalty kick that the former Napoli player Gaetano converts rightly. Cagliari insists on the Bianconeri’s uncertainties and shortly after comes the second penalty and the second goal: Shomurodov throws Luvumbo deep who takes time from Gatti, Szczesny overwhelms him and there is no doubt about the penalty kick. This time Mina goes from the spot, making no mistakes. Juve shows up on a percussion from Chiesa who however starts in a slightly irregular position, Vlahovic puts it in, but the VAR cancels it. In the second half it’s another game as Juve tries to make a comeback. Now the movement of the Bianconeri is intense and they close the gap after fifteen minutes thanks to a magic free kick. The game opens up more because Juve wants to take it back. Yildiz’s low center, Dossena’s defensive intervention is clumsy as he deflects into his own goal, deceiving Scuffet. And we’re 2-2 with three to go. Five minutes of injury time, with Juve looking for the three points, but Cagliari resisted. It ends 2-2 with Juve remaining third, while Cagliari reaches 32, +5 from the safety zone
Luis Alberto gives Lazio the shot
Lots of controversy after announcing he wanted to leave Lazio at the end of the season, but in the meantime applause for Luis Alberto who scored the match goal with which Lazio beat Genoa at Marassi. Right now that there will officially be five Italians in the Champions League, Lazio sends a strong signal to the championship, because the victory over Genoa is worth three points behind Roma even if the Giallorossi have two fewer games on the scoresheet. A first half without great emotions, played on a balanced basis with Genoa and Lazio who however failed to find an outlet. Lazio did better in the second half, so much so that Luis Alberto, fed by Kamada, scored the match goal which reopened the Champions League scenario for the Biancocelesti.
