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Voland je napisao/la: ↑

25 apr 2023, 11:23

Slijedeća utakmica, protiv Bologne, je bitnija nego protiv Intera sutra. Tu je pobjeda pod moranjem. Ako se izgubi četvrta u nizu, to je za otkaza. Kratko i jasno.

Pogba je napisao/la: ↑

25 apr 2023, 14:40

Zaključak, nemamo napadača za utakmicu.

Arvid je napisao/la: ↑

25 apr 2023, 20:02

Baš vam i treba napadač

How much money would Juventus collect by reaching Coppa Italia final?


This evening, Juventus are hoping to clinch their ticket to the final of the Coppa Italia by overcoming Inter at the Giuseppe Meazza Stadium.

The first leg of the semi-final ended in a 1-1 draw, with Romelu Lukaku’s last-minute penalty kick canceling out Juan Cuadrado’s opener.

But asides from all the prestige and bragging rights, this competition offers clubs a chance to collect additional cash.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport via JuventusNews24, reaching the final of the Coppa Italia is worth at least eight million euros.

As the **** explains, the winner of the domestic cup will collect 4.5 million euros, while reaching the final is enough to pocket two million as prize money, in addition to another two million from the distribution of TV rights.

Moreover, the two Coppa Italia finalists will have direct access to the next edition of the Italian Super Cup which will feature, for the very first time, four clubs. Participating in the Super Cup is worth at least four million on its own.

Therefore, the Bianconeri will be eager to topple their arch-rivals this evening and book a place in the grand finale.

In the other semi-final, Fiorentina are the big favorites to advance after getting a comprehensive first-leg advantage, beating Cremonese 2-0.

So, who is at risk of missing the big Final in Rome on May 24? Inter have Marcelo Brozovic, Joaquin Correa, Robin Gosens, Lautaro Martinez, Romelu Lukaku and Andre Onana on a yellow card, while those of Juventus are Danilo, Fabio Miretti and Mattia Perin.

Coppa Italia
2022/2023 Semi-finals Juventus - Inter 1:1 (0:0)
2021/2022 Final Juventus - Inter 2:4 (0:1, 2:2) aet
2020/2021 Semi-finals Juventus - Inter 0:0 (0:0)
2020/2021 Semi-finals Inter - Juventus 1:2 (1:2)
2015/2016 Semi-finals Inter - Juventus 3:5 (3:0, 3:0, 3:0) pso
2015/2016 Semi-finals Juventus - Inter 3:0 (1:0)
2009/2010 Quarter-finals Inter - Juventus 2:1 (0:1)
2007/2008 Quarter-finals Juventus - Inter 2:3 (2:2)
2007/2008 Quarter-finals Inter - Juventus 2:2 (0:0)
2003/2004 Semi-finals Inter - Juventus 4:5 (1:1, 2:2, 2:2) pso
2003/2004 Semi-finals Juventus - Inter 2:2 (1:2)
1996/1997 Quarter-finals Inter - Juventus 1:1 (0:1)
1996/1997 Quarter-finals Juventus - Inter 0:3 (0:1)
1991/1992 Quarter-finals Inter - Juventus 1:2 (0:0, 1:0) aet
1991/1992 Quarter-finals Juventus - Inter 1:0 (0:0)

Juventus Museum, extraordinary numbers for holiday weekend

The Juventus Museum has seen an influx of visitors.

Over the period from 22-25 April, thanks also to the home match against Napoli, almost six thousand visitors entered the doors of the Juventus Museum (5876 to be precise). Over three thousand (3396) of those also visited the Allianz Stadium.

And next week, with it being another holiday weekend, another high turnover is expected.

Even though there are no matches scheduled at the Stadium, the Museum will remain open on May 1st and, exceptionally, also on 2nd, from 10.30-19:00 CEST.

UEFA Might Act Faster Than Sports Justice on Juventus

Juventus will face a traffic jam in the courtrooms in May and June. There are no guarantees the trials will reach their verdicts before the end of the current season. That would be a problem for UEFA, which has to define the lists of participants in their competitions in early July, and preferably sooner.

Per Corriere della Sera, the Italian Football Association believes it will be able to communicate the Serie A representatives by June 10th, but it seems a stretch. The first plusvalenze trial will have its next hearing at the end of May, which will reformulate the point deduction. However, the second one, which extends to the shady moves on wages and suspect partnerships with other teams and agents has yet to formally start.

There’s growing belief Juventus will agree to a plea bargain to avoid stretching things out, but there’s nothing formal at the moment. The club has been preparing its defense. It could take months to have a ruling. UEFA can’t wait that long, and they could come down on the Bianconeri before the sports justice.

The international body has been conducting its own inquiry, but there has been no direct contact with the team. Being found guilty of disloyalty could be enough to lead to a one-year ban. In addition, the side had negotiated a settlement agreement to comply with the Financial Fair Play. Doctoring the balance sheets is a severe enough violation on its own.

A potential sanction from UEFA would have to be served in the first year Juventus qualify for European competition. The outfit would be to appeal at the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

GIBRA je napisao/la: ↑

26 apr 2023, 16:59

Briga me za Ceferina,za FIGC,za Talijanski savez.....


ODLAZI NEZNALICOOOOO !!!

Italijanska fudbalska federacija (italijanski: Federazione Italiana Giuoco Calcio, FIGC), isto tako poznata kao Federcalcio, je tijelo koje regulira fudbal u Italiji. Ono organizira italijanske fudbalske lige, Coppa Italiju, te muški i ženski nacionalni fudbalski tim. Sjedište joj je u Rimu. Bila je među osnivačima FIFA-e i UEFA-e.