Juventus

FT

1 : 0

vs

HT 0 : 0

Inter

Kick Off at 19:30 (GMT) on 7th December, 2018
The referee for this match is Massimiliano Irrati
Attendance of 41495 fans at the Allianz Stadium
This is a match in Serie A, Match Day 15, Season 2018/2019

Juventus
Goals
Mandzukic (66')
Cards
Pjanic (6')
Bentancur (54')

Inter
Cards
Perisic (55')
Brozovic (57')

Full lineups: Juventus vs Inter

Juventus

Starting XI

1. Wojciech Szczesny
2. Mattia De Sciglio
19. Leonardo Bonucci
3. Giorgio Chiellini
20. Joao Cancelo
30. Rodrigo Bentancur
5. Miralem Pjanic
14. Blaise Matuidi
10. Paulo Dybala
17. Mario Mandzukic
7. Cristiano Ronaldo

Substitutes

21. Carlo Pinsoglio
22. Mattia Perin
4. Medhi Benatia
11. Douglas Costa
16. Juan Cuadrado
23. Emre Can
24. Daniele Rugani
33. Federico Bernardeschi
37. Leonardo Spinazzola

Coach

Massimiliano Allegri

Inter

Starting XI

1. Samir Handanovic
2. Sime Vrsaljko
37. Milan Skriniar
23. Miranda
18. Kwadwo Asamoah
5. Roberto Gagliardini
77. Marcelo Brozovic
15. Joao Mario
16. Matteo Politano
9. Mauro Icardi
44. Ivan Perisic

Substitutes

27. Daniele Padelli
6. Stefan de Vrij
8. Matias Vecino
10. Lautaro Martinez
11. Keita Balde
13. Andrea Ranocchia
20. Borja Valero
33. Danilo D'Ambrosio
87. Antonio Candreva

Coach

Luciano Spalletti

13

fouls

17
2

offsides

1
4

shots on target

2
10

shots off target

7
2

blocked shots

3
4

counter attacks

2
10

corners

8
33

crosses

25
51%

possession

49%

107 Votes

Juventus vs Inter
Team Performance

41 Comments

Top Comments

elgeneral 8 years ago

Egypt 0 23

All comments

Blueman33 8 years ago

SSC Napoli, Poland 0 857

There is no rotation at all in juventus team and this will cost juventus more in UCL because the exhaustion of the players efforts ..... Look at Juve squad Medhi Benatia Juan Cuadrado Daniele Rugani Federico Bernardeschi Leonardo Spinazzola all are good players but they do not participate

chelsea1960 8 years ago

Chelsea, Belgium 0 1020

and the title for the millonth time goes to.....

zebragun 8 years ago

Arsenal, South Korea 0 327

Either way, I love being fed on Merda tears :) This I know <3

elgeneral 8 years ago

Egypt 0 23

FrenchKiss 8 years ago

Juventus, Italy 3 689

As a Juve fan, I have to admit there're some dangerous moments to concede goals while it was our home game. Our midfield is weaker than other parts and we should fix it if we want the Champions League trophy. We need to purchase Pogba and Fabinho in the next transfer market.

_Gonzi_ 8 years ago Edited

Juventus, Argentina 2 2102

i agree the midfield needs work, i especially don't like matuidi. but lol pogba and fabinho, no thanks. i'd much rather get lo celso. lo celso>bentancur and this is quite a statement, b/c betancur is playing well. but lo celso would slot right in that left mid spot.

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2018-12-08T04:18:39+00:00

i agree the midfield needs work, i especially don't like matuidi. but lol pogba and fabinho, no thanks. i'd much rather get lo celso.

FrenchKiss 8 years ago

Juventus, Italy 3 689

I saw the player at the game barca and real betis. I can't say whether he is good based on only one game, but it would be a great option for us if he shows that performance every game.

_Gonzi_ 8 years ago Edited

Juventus, Argentina 2 2102

yea definitely options are necessary as allegri likes to change formations. it'd honestly be good to rest dybala more often, i want to see bernadeschi get involved more. attacking speed on the right wing might be good, i know cancelo is occupying that space which is fine (he plays better on the right than on the left imo). i want to see a 433 without dybala, i feel that some matches require that game plan. we can keep ronaldo as a 9 and douglas as a left wing. i think we've tried a couple times. but of course at the expense of dybala.

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2018-12-08T04:34:27+00:00

yea definitely options are necessary as allegri likes to change formations. it'd honestly be good to rest dybala more often, i want to see bernadeschi get involved more. attacking speed on the right wing might be good, i know cancelo is occupying that space which is fine. i want to see a 433 without dybala, i feel that some games require that game plan.

2018-12-08T04:35:06+00:00

yea definitely options are necessary as allegri likes to change formations. it'd honestly be good to rest dybala more often, i want to see bernadeschi get involved more. attacking speed on the right wing might be good, i know cancelo is occupying that space which is fine. i want to see a 433 without dybala, i feel that some matches require that game plan. we can keep ronaldo as a 9 and douglas as a left wing.

2018-12-08T04:36:52+00:00

yea definitely options are necessary as allegri likes to change formations. it'd honestly be good to rest dybala more often, i want to see bernadeschi get involved more. attacking speed on the right wing might be good, i know cancelo is occupying that space which is fine. i want to see a 433 without dybala, i feel that some matches require that game plan. we can keep ronaldo as a 9 and douglas as a left wing. i think we've tried a couple times. but of course at the expense of dybala.

SuperMilan 8 years ago

AC Milan, Albania 0 958

Are you kidding me? Besides one single mistake Matuidi held your midfield with 100% class. He was amazing this game along with Chiellini

good4nothing 8 years ago

Juventus 0 7

We need Isco

_Pelle_ 8 years ago

Paris Saint-Germain 161 6982

Dont underestimate Matuidi. PSG have suffered without him in that spot. Especially in the big games and UCL.

tuan_jinn 8 years ago

Manchester United, Netherlands 198 6914

You can buy back Pogba please

Marcus2011 8 years ago

Chelsea FC, England 277 6501

Looks like Italian football is making a slow comeback. Finally, some serious competition in Seria A to challenge Juventus dominance.

srk_rox 8 years ago

Liverpool 5 542

Delusional Marcus is back!!!

Carmelo 8 years ago

0 43

There's a 14 point difference between Inter and Juve :)).

milanlamiavita 8 years ago

Bustese Milano City, Italy 4 3418

point difference is not an indicator of Inter's lack of quality. It just highlights Juventus' level - a level that has taken years to reinforce. In leagues like the premier league, there's competition at a much lower level. Quality is bereft generally, but a lot of hype due to overspending. Let's also not forget that City won the league by 19 points last season, whilst Juventus only won the league by 4 points.

Marcus2011 8 years ago

Chelsea FC, England 277 6501

Why is this condescending hate towards EPL? I won't start long argument why Seria A is weak competition. I said CHALLENGER to Juventus dominance, but the league is making a SLOW comeback. It is obvious, otherwise i don't see why big broadcasting right deals aren't signed with Italian league and stadiums are often half empty. There are still serious challenges ahead.

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SergioSR4 8 years ago

Real Madrid, Spain 2 719

Without modric casemiro kroos and benzema, Ronaldo is sadly being found out.

FrenchKiss 8 years ago

Juventus, Italy 3 689

Not funny at all

milanlamiavita 8 years ago

Bustese Milano City, Italy 4 3418

I think what is more sad is people like you who look to continually look at football as an individualistic sport. It isn't. It's a team game. Ronaldo has 11 goals in 19 games for Juventus. His strike partner Mandzukic hs 7 in 12 in the league. He, Mandzukic and Dybala interchange positions throughout the game in order to create free space for their teammates. Ronaldo as an example started on the left, then moved to the right and even came centrally for a bit, when Dybala went off. The subtle beauties in football that you sadly fail to see and appreciate.

Old_Lady 8 years ago

Juventus, Honduras 0 27

so... he's our top scorer. Bit awkward for you I guess

tuan_jinn 8 years ago

Manchester United, Netherlands 198 6914

What a game, highly technical and entertaining. Man i love Italian defend... Those tackles... Just lit, almost like art in this game

Sir_Frank 8 years ago

Chelsea, England 0 330

Do you have a fetish for Italian man? Sounds like it.

ArsenalClub 8 years ago

Arsenal, Chile 0 2391

Well, Italian men are known for being good looking I guess, so maybe he does jaja

SuperMilan 8 years ago

AC Milan, Albania 0 958

Just because someone is not a deluded Premier league only supporter doesn't mean you can attack their opinion. Deluded BPL kids... Italian football has alway been known to be the most technical and the toughest on defense

SergioSR4 8 years ago

Real Madrid, Spain 2 719

Nah the defence isn't tough just that all Italian teams are shitty especially at attacking

Sir_Frank 8 years ago

Chelsea, England 0 330

@SuperMilan Whoa chillax lady!

SuperMilan 8 years ago

AC Milan, Albania 0 958

@SergioSR4 LOLOL that's why Italy is tied with Germany in world cups and the only ones that have are Brazil because of Pele Era. Spain can dream about having 4 world cups, they just woke up, Italy, Germany, and France and Netherlands are the old dogs that never die. No one can compare to those countries, not Spain not England, and obviously because of my thread definitely not Albania. But when it comes to top national teams, no matter the current condition, over history Germany, Italy, France, Brazil have always been 3 notches up from England and Spain. ... please...

SergioSR4 8 years ago

Real Madrid, Spain 2 719

I am talking about club football not national level football dummy. When did I mention italian national. Anyways the Italian national team has been dead since 2006 anyways and that has 1 reason behind it. The reason is that Italian teams are too defensive and shitty at attacking. What attackers do Italy have lmao? Proves my point of Italian clubs having shitty attacking philosophies . By the time you stop wanking to history channel Spain would have surpassed Italy in world cup trophies

Lacoste 8 years ago

Liverpool, England 32 564

How the f did this game had only one goal?!?! So many attempts and shots on target and only one goal!

milanlamiavita 8 years ago

Bustese Milano City, Italy 4 3418

To be fair, Juventus created very few guilt edge chances bar the one for the goal. Inter though had two very good chances, once hitting the post and Politano denied by a brilliant Chiellini block. Maybe for Inter, the chances fell to the wrong players in Politano and Gagliardini. Maybe a different story had they fallen to Icardi, who was starved of services for the whole game.

milanlamiavita 8 years ago Edited

Bustese Milano City, Italy 4 3418

A few observations:
1. The first half was technically brilliant. Inter creating the better chances, but both sides playing really great football
2. Need to single out Cancelo, Bentancur, Chiellini and Brozovic. Brozovic hardly put a foot wrong all night, whilst Bentancur was just spotless. Chiellini - imperious once again with last ditch blocks, headers, winning 50/50's etc.
3. So many times we say - when you're on top vs a top team, you have to score. On the balance of play, Inter never deserved to lose and created the better chances.
4. Spalletti's substitutions possibly cost Inter a point. Joao Mario and Perisic were woeful. Instead, he took Politano off and brought on a slow Valero who added nothing.
5. Credit to De Sciglio - defensively very good.
6. Bentancur MOTM.

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2018-12-07T21:32:32+00:00

A few observations:
1. The first half was technically brilliant. Inter creating the better chances, but both sides playing really great football
2. Need to single out Cancelo, Bentancur, Chiellini and Brozovic. Brozovic hardly put a foot wrong all night, whilst Bentancur was just spotless. Chiellini - imperious once again with last ditch blocks, headers, winning 50/50's etc.
3. So many times we say - when you're on top vs a top team, you have to score. On the balance of play, Inter never deserved to lose and created the better chances.
4. Spalletti's substitutions possibly cost Inter a point. Joao Mario and Perisic were woeful. Instead, he took Politano off and brought on a slow Valero who added nothing.
5. Credit to De Sciglio - defensively very good.

Wednuf372 8 years ago

Juventus 0 354

De sciglio does improve alot

milanlamiavita 8 years ago

Bustese Milano City, Italy 4 3418

Yes, absolutely from a defensive point of view. Offensively, his crosses are still woeful. He should look at Cancelo's improvement as a reference.

FrenchKiss 8 years ago Edited

Juventus, Italy 3 689

Inter can't win anything with their current manager. They need better manager like Conte if they pursue higher class on their team.

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2018-12-08T09:03:06+00:00

Inter can't win anything with their current manager. They need way better manager like Conte if they pursue higher class on their team.

tuan_jinn 8 years ago

Manchester United, Netherlands 198 6914

Well sum!!!

amir_keal 8 years ago

Arsenal, Netherlands 66 2895

Juventus winning games in the Serie A is in their DNA. Mandzukic very clinincal when given the chance, Chiellini a wall as usual, Matuidi was hardworking as usual. Brozovic is an excellent player, Politano was very dangerous. Don't get why Miranda played over De Vrij, he was very dodgy when Juventus pressed and nearly gave away a goal.

milanlamiavita 8 years ago Edited

Bustese Milano City, Italy 4 3418

To be fair, that was on just one occasion, when Samir was to blame too. Otherwise, he and Skriniar had Dybala and Ronaldo in their pockets for the whole game. Ultimately, the weak link of Inter (Asamoah) who has looked a liability cost them. His crosses into Juve's box tonight were horrendous.The amount of under hit passes he played vs Spurs, costing Inter possession multiple times. Matuidi the workhorse, but Bentancur the technically classy engine.

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2018-12-07T21:41:10+00:00

To be fair, that was on just one occasion, when Samir was to blame too. Otherwise, he and Skriniar had Dybala and Ronaldo in their pockets for the whole game. Ultimately, the weak link of Inter (Asamoah) who has looked a liability cost them. The amount of under hit passes he played vs Spurs, costing Inter possession multiple times. Matuidi the workhorse, but Bentancur the technically classy engine.

amir_keal 8 years ago

Arsenal, Netherlands 66 2895

Fair enough, and yes Asamoah is the weak link in Inters defence, too clumsy for that position. Bentancur was excellent too.

Lambo91 8 years ago

Juventus, Italy 0 5196

MAAAAARRRRRRIIIIIOOOOOOO MAAAAAANNNNDDDZZUUUUKIIIIIIICCCCC!!!!! What a hero <3 FORZA JUVENTUS!!!!

yeetmaster 8 years ago

Bayern Munich, Germany 0 76

I still cannot believe Bayern let him go....always got love for Super Marioooo

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