In the Italian Cup final, Juventus will face Atalanta, the team that has created the most, the most technically gifted. Fiorentina resisted until Milenkovic’s expulsion which forced the Viola to play with ten men for 40 minutes. It was even close to a kind of miracle when, with one man less, it drew with Quarta. Then Scamacca, with a masterpiece, brought Atalanta back into the lead, Lookman made it 3-1 and Pasalic closed the score with 4-1. Clear and deserved victory, but Fiorentina conceded some crazy goals. The last one was an absurdity never seen before: with 10 men, one minute from the 95th minute, it was all in Atalanta’s half of the field for a throw-in. Scamacca started and Lookman, in the prairie, scored. Obviously Pasalic’s goal also came on a counterattack. Yet another madness from a team that doesn’t know the word balance: everyone in front, 10 against 11, counterattack, goal from Lookman. But how is it done? He writes it Corriere dello Sport.
READ ALSO, THE ITALIAN WORDS
Italian: “Error in handling the ball at 3-1. There was a red card for Scamacca and perhaps a penalty for Nico”
