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Probable Formations: Italy Serie A Week 38 – Thirty-eighth Round on Saturday 30 and Sunday 31 May 2015

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Here are the probable formations for the 2014-2015 Italian Serie A Week 38 – Thirty-eighth Round on Saturday 30 and Sunday 31 May 2015.  This is the last round of the season.

 

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Saturday 30 May 2015

  • Serie A Week 38 / 38ª Giornata / 19esima del girone di ritorno

 

HELLAS VERONA – JUVENTUS
Marc’Antonio Bentegodi Stadium
Referee: DI BELLO
Assistants: CRISPO – TEGONI
Fourth Official: PEGORIN
ADD1: TAGLIAVENTO
ADD2: MERCHIORI
18:00

Disciplinary Situation Before the game.  No suspended players

Here is the probable formation for Hellas Verona (4-3-3): Rafael; Sala, Marquez, Moras, Agostini; Obbadi, Tachtsidis, Hallfredsson; Jankovic, Toni, Gomez
 
Unavailable: Ionita

Here is the probable formation for Juventus (4-3-1-2): Buffon; Padoin, Bonucci, Ogbonna, De Ceglie; Pogba, Marchisio, Sturaro; Coman; Tevez, Matri
 
Unavailable: Caceres, Romulo, Barzagli, Asamoah

 

ATALANTA – AC MILAN
Atleti Azzurri D’Italia Stadium
Referee: PINZANI
Assistants: DI LIBERATORE – SORICARO
Fourth Official: GAVA
ADD1: GERVASONI
ADD2: BARACANI
20:45

Disciplinary Situation Before the game. No suspended players for ATALANTA.

1 suspended player for AC MILAN: Zaccardo (1)

Here is the probable formation for Atalanta (4-3-1-2): Sportiello; Scaloni, Biava, Masiello, Del Grosso; Cigarini, Migliaccio, Carmona; Moralez; Denis, Gomez
 
Unavailable: Raimondi, Estigarribia

Here is the probable formation for AC Milan (4-3-3): Abbiati; De Sciglio, Mexes, Paletta, Bocchetti; Poli, De Jong, Van Ginkel; Honda, Destro, Bonaventura
 
Unavailable: Agazzi, Montolivo, Essien, Antonelli, Bonera, Abate, Menez, Diego Lopez, Alex

 

 

Sunday 31 May 2015

CAGLIARI – UDINESE
Sant’Elia Stadium
Referee: MANGANIELLO
Assistants: ZAPPATORE – CANGIANO
Fourth Official: COSTANZO
ADD1: PERUZZO
ADD2: SACCHI
18:00

Disciplinary Situation Before the game. No suspended players for CAGLIARI.

2 suspended players for UDINESE: Kone (1), Guilherme (1)

Here is the probable formation for Cagliari (4-3-1-2): Brkic; Balzano, Diakitè, Rossettini, Murru; Dessena, Crisetig, Joao Pedro; Mpoku; Sau, Cop.
 
Unavailable: Pisano, Colombi, Ekdal, Capuano, Ceppitelli, Cossu, Farias, Conti

Here is the probable formation for Udinese (4-4-2): Scuffet; Piris, Danilo, Bubnjic, Pasquale; Widmer, Wague, Badu, Bruno Fernandes; Thereau, Perica
 
Unavailable: Hallberg, Domizzi, Karnezis, Pinzi, Allan, Di Natale

 

FIORENTINA – CHIEVO VERONA
Artemio Franchi Stadium
Referee: VALERI
Assistants: FAVERANI – STEFANI
Fourth Official: FIORITO
ADD1: DOVERI
ADD2: LA PENNA
20:45

Disciplinary Situation Before the game.  2 suspended players for FIORENTINA: Neto (1), Kurtic (1)

1 suspended player for CHIEVO VERONA: Cesar (1)

Here is the probable formation for Fiorentina (4-3-3): Tatarusanu; Tomovic, Savic, Rodriguez, Pasqual; Mati Fernandez, Pizarro, Borja Valero; Ilicic, Gilardino, Salah.
 
Unavailable: Babacar, Rossi, Alonso, Joaquin

Here is the probable formation for Chievo Verona (4-4-2): Bardi; Frey, Dainelli, Zukanovic, Biraghi; Schelotto, Cofie, Izco, Birsa; Paloschi, Meggiorini
 
Unavailable: Mattiello, Hetemaj, Gamberini, Christiansen, Radovanovic, Fetfatzidis

 

INTER – EMPOLI
Giuseppe Meazza Stadium
Referee: DAMATO
Assistants: GIALLATINI – VIVENZI
Fourth Official: POSADO
ADD1: BANTI
ADD2: PEZZUTO
20:45

Disciplinary Situation Before the game.  1 suspended player for INTER: D’Ambrosio (1)

1 suspended player for EMPOLI: Maccarone (1)

Here is the probable formation for Inter (4-3-1-2): Handanovic; Santon, Ranocchia, Juan Jesus, Nagatomo; Brozovic, Medel, Kovacic; Hernanes; Icardi, Palacio
 
Unavailable: Jonathan, Dodò, Guarin, Vidic, Campagnaro, Shaqiri

Here is the probable formation for Empoli (4-3-1-2): Bassi; Laurini, Rugani, Barba, Hysaj; Signorelli, Valdifiori, Croce; Saponara; Mchedlidze, Pucciarelli

 

NAPOLI – LAZIO
San Paolo Stadium
Referee: ROCCHI
Assistants: CARIOLATO – PADOVAN
Fourth Official: MARZALONI
ADD1: MAZZOLENI
ADD2: IRRATI
20:45

Disciplinary Situation Before the game.  1 suspended player for NAPOLI: Britos (3)

No suspended players for LAZIO.

Here is the probable formation for Napoli (4-2-3-1): Andujar; Maggio, Albiol, Koulibaly, Ghoulam; David Lopez, Inler; Callejon, Hamsik, Mertens; Higuain
 
Unavailable: Michu, De Guzman

Here is the probable formation for Lazio (3-4-3): Marchetti;  de Vrij, Gentiletti, Mauricio, Basta; Parolo, Cataldi, Lulic; Candreva, F.Djordjevic, Felipe Anderson.
 
Unavailable: Ederson, Radu

 

AS ROMA – PALERMO
Olimpico di Roma Stadium
Referee: NASCA
Assistants: IORI – SEGNA
Fourth Official: STALLONE
ADD1: GUIDA
ADD2: FABBRI
20:45

Disciplinary Situation Before the game.  1 suspended player for AS ROMA: Torosidis (1)

No suspended players for PALERMO

Here is the probable formation for AS Roma (4-3-3): Skorupski; Florenzi, Astori, Yanga-Mbiwa, Cole; Paredes, De Rossi, Uçan; Doumbia, Totti, Iturbe
 
Unavailable: Strootman, Castan, Maicon, Keita, Gervinho

Here is the probable formation for Palermo (3-5-2): Sorrentino; Vitiello, G. Gonzalez, Andelkovic; Quaison, Rigoni, Jajalo, Chochev, Lazaar; Vazquez, Belotti.
 
Unavailable: Morganella, Makienok, Bolzoni

 

SAMPDORIA – PARMA
Luigi Ferraris Stadium
Referee: MASSA
Assistants: PETRELLA – PASSERI
Fourth Official: DE LUCA
ADD1: TOMMASI
ADD2: ABISSO
20:45

Disciplinary Situation Before the game. No suspended players

Here is the probable formation for Sampdoria (4-3-1-2) : Viviano; De Silvestri, Munoz, Romagnoli, Regini; Acquah, Palombo, Obiang; Soriano; Muriel, Okaka.
 
Unavailable: Eder, Mesbah

Here is the probable formation for Parma (4-5-1): Mirante; Mendes, Lucarelli, Feddal, Gobbi; Varela, Mauri, Jorquera, Nocerino; Lila, Palladino.
 
Unavailable: Costa, Santacroce, Lodi

 

SASSUOLO – GENOA
Mapei Stadium
Referee: CERVELLERA
Assistants: BIANCHI – GALLONI
Fourth Official: MUSOLINO
ADD1: GIACOMELLI
ADD2: AURELIANO
20:45

Disciplinary Situation Before the game. No suspended players

Here is the probable formation for Sassuolo (4-3-3): Consigli; Vrsaljko, Acerbi, Cannavaro, Peluso; Biondini, Magnanelli, Missiroli; Berardi, Zaza, Sansone
 
Unavailable: Donis, Terranova, Antei, Pegolo, Taider

Here is the probable formation for Genoa (3-4-3): Lamanna; Roncaglia, Burdisso, De Maio; Rincon, Bertolacci, Kucka, Edenilson; Iago, Pavoletti, Lestienne
 
Unavailable: Ariaudo, Marchese, Niang, Borriello, Perin, Bergdich, Tino Costa

 

TORINO – CESENA
Olimpico di Torino Stadium
Referee: DI PAOLO
Assistants: OLIVERI – INTAGLIATA
Fourth Official: TASSO
ADD1: CALVARESE
ADD2: GHERSINI

Disciplinary Situation Before the game. 1 suspended player for TORINO: Molinaro (1)

1 suspended player for CESENA: Cascione (1)

Here is the probable formation for Torino (3-5-2): Ichazo; Maksimovic, Glik, Moretti; Bruno Peres, Gazzi, Vives, Benassi, Darmian; Martinez, Maxi Lopez
 
Unavailable: Bovo, Castellazzi, Quagliarella, Farnerud, El Kaddouri

Here is the probable formation for Cesena (4-2-3-1): Agliardi; Capelli, Volta, Krajnc, Magnusson; De Feudis, Zé Eduardo; Defrel, Brienza, Dalmonte; Rodriguez

Unavailable: Marilungo, Pulzetti, Giorgi, Carbonero, Cazzola, Perico, Succi, Lucchini, Renzetti

 

 

 

 

Llorente turns attentions to Barcelona

Juventus

Following the culmination of tonight’s 2-2 draw away at Hellas Verona, the Spaniard has already got next week’s Champions League final in his mind.

 

 

Fernando Llorente says the Bianconeri must take full advantage of the upcoming five days of training to prepare as best as they possibly can for next Saturday’s Champions League final with Barcelona in Berlin.

The Spaniard, who netted his seventh Serie A goal of the season during this evening’s 2-2 draw with Hellas Verona, also believes that continued hard work is the way forward ahead of the showpiece event at the Olympiastadion.

Speaking to reporters in the mixed zone, he began by reflecting on tonight’s result: “It wasn’t an easy game, what with the final just around the corner. It was also very hot out there, the pitch wasn’t wet and it was difficult to play football.

“Despite that, I felt we deserved to win. We had many chances, not only from the penalty spot.”

He continued: “Now we need to make the most of this week, to prepare as best as we possibly can for the match with Barcelona. We’ll study all the aspects we have to improve and work hard, hoping to approach next Saturday’s game in top shape.

“We’ve always secured fantastic results in this way, and we’ll continue down this path. It’s natural that anxiety grows the closer we get to the game, but that’s normal. We’re about to play in a final.”

Copa del Rey glory for Barcelona

Juventus

The Catalans beat Athletic Bilbao 3-1 to win the Copa del Rey for the 27th time in their history.

 

 

Barcelona sewed up a domestic double by winning the 27th Copa del Rey title of their history with this evening’s 3-1 triumph over Athletic Bilbao at the Nou Camp.

Twenty minutes were on the clock when Luis Enrique’s men took the lead, and it was a moment of Lionel Messi genius that provided the spark. Receiving the ball on the right wing, the Argentine beat three men, cut back inside a fourth in the box and swept a confident finish home at the near post.

The lead was doubled on 37 minutes as Neymar rounded off a tremendous team move involving Messi and Ivan Rakitic, tapping home after Luis Suarez had drawn the keeper and laid it on a plate for his team-mate.

Bilbao, to their credit, kept plugging away and could have reduced the arrears shortly before the break when Inaki Williams made a strong connection with an excellent raking pass into the box, only for the crossbar to ride to Barcelona’s rescue.

Messi put the game beyond Bilbao’s reach by doubling his personal tally on 74 minutes, stealing in at the near post to prod Dani Alves’ cross into the back of the net, although Williams did give the Basques something to cheer about when his header found the far corner with 10 minutes remaining.

 

 

 

#IfWeGetToTheFinal, Nicolò’s promise

Juventus

Nicolò said he would walk from Turin to Berlin for a ticket to this year’s Champions League final. Challenge accepted!

 

 

Many Bianconeri fans from far and wide were quick to respond when Juventus’ official Twitter and Facebook accounts asked what they were prepared to do if the club reached this season’s Champions League final.

The declarations that came flooding in were a mix of weird and wonderful, from exotic haircuts and tattoos to marriage proposals, but one in particular caught the eye.

Enter Nicolò De Marchi, a staunch Bianconeri fan who claimed he would walk all the way from Turin to Berlin, all in aid of seeing his beloved side compete on the greatest stage of all.

There was no chance of us letting this unmissable opportunity slip through our hands, and neither was Nicolò, who agreed to keep to his promise in the aim of securing a seat at the Olympiastadion.

Given the enormity of the task and inevitable time constraints, Nicolò has been provided with a bicycle and, for the most taxing parts, a maximum 20km of assistance in a Jeep.

Eight different stages will pass across the Alps, Switzerland, Liechtenstein and Germany and his arrival date is scheduled for 4 June, allowing him enough time to get his breath back for cheering on the Bianconeri in Berlin.

His journey got underway on Thursday 28 May, when he departed Juventus Stadium at midday, and, thanks to Galaxy S6 offered by Samsung, every step of the way will be chronicled by a personal diary.

Keep up to date with his exciting challenge on our official social networks and Nicolò’s own personal Twitterand Instagram accounts.

Allegri’s post-match Verona reaction

Hellas Verona, Juventus

The manager analyses this evening’s 2-2 draw at the Bentegodi: “We played well in parts but made technical errors. We’ll rest tomorrow and then get to work on the Champions League final from Monday onwards”

 

 

 

Massimiliano Allegri believes the Bianconeri should have held on to their advantage at the Bentegodi and signed off this season’s Serie A campaign with all three points, but was quick to sweep Juanito Gomez’s late equaliser under the carpet and focus his attentions on next Saturday’s Champions League final against Barcelona.

The Tuscan tactician claims a gradual but meticulous build-up is required to get his players into the right frame of mind for taking on Luis Enrique’s men, and says his battle plan will begin to be rolled out when the squad return to training on Monday.

Speaking to the media in Veneto, Allegri said: “We played well in parts, at other times we were less focused and made technical mistakes. We handled our lead badly, missing a penalty, and not seeing out the final few minutes.

“We must try to limit Barcelona and not just think about them, but also play our own game. The team don’t need firing up, patience, a level-headed approach and mental strength are what will be required.

“We’ll rest tomorrow and get to work on the game from Monday onwards. It’s not every day you get to play a Champions League final and we need to prepare for it with a calm approach.”