The Bianconeri will be untroubled by bans, while the visitors are without Daniele Dessena and Paul-Jose M’Poku for Saturday’s clash at Juventus Stadium
Massimiliano Allegri will be untroubled by suspensions for Saturday’s Serie A encounter with Cagliari at Juventus Stadium.
Six players, however, remain one booking away from missing the Bianconeri’s trip to Inter in nine days’ time: Giorgio Chiellini, Paolo De Ceglie, Stephan Lichtsteiner, Roberto Pereyra, Stefano Sturaro and Arturo Vidal.
On the flip side, this weekend’s visitors will be without banned duo Daniele Dessena and Paul Jose-M’Poku, while Luca Ceppitelli, Diego Farias, Alejandro Gonzalez and Marco Sau are currently walking the suspension tightrope
MILAN – After today’s training session at Milanello, youth team regular and fresh from making his first team debut last weekend away at Napoli Gian Filippo Felicioli spoke to the Milan Channel.
On the first team: “Making my debut was a great feeling, I did not expect it! I hope it is the start of several more appearances. When the coach called me, I could not believe it, but I tried to make sure I was ready and to give my best. Bonaventura told me to stay calm. The coach knows that I am ready whenever he needs. Here at Milanello everybody is helping me and I hope that I can train here as well next year.”
On the youth team: “At the start of the season there were doubts about us, but in the end with our efforts we’ve reached the Final Eight. Let’s hope we can do well. We play a very attacking brand of football and with the ball on the deck, this has been our main strength, even against sides that are stronger than us. The other teams do not frighten us, we will try and play our game and make it hard for our opponents.”
Fabio Grosso’s Primavera head to 12th-placed Modena on Friday afternoon while the Giovanissimi Nazionali welcome Lombardy-based outfit Lumezzane for a friendly two days later
Fabio Grosso’s Primavera kick off this weekend’s youth action when they travel to third from bottom Modena on Friday afternoon for their penultimate game of the league term.
The Bianconeri starlets, who currently sit fourth in the standings on 47 points, got back to winning ways last time out with a 1-0 home victory over Sampdoria.
Elsewhere, both the Allievi Nazionali and Allievi B Nazionali will not take to the field, with both of their regular seasons having now ended.
And finally, Claudio Gabetta’s Giovanissimi Nazionali welcome Lombardy-based outfit Lumezzane to Vinovo for a friendly on Sunday morning.
Juventus’ young guns will use the encounter as worthwhile preparation for the knockout phase of the league which gets underway later this month.
The upcoming schedule in full:
Primavera – Coach: Fabio Grosso Modena v Juventus
Matchday 25
Stadio Venturelli
Via Costituzione 11, Castelvetro Modena
Friday 8 May 2015, kick-off 15.00 CET
Allievi Nazionali – Coach: Felice Tufano *Not in action.*
Allievi B Nazionali – Coach: Davide Cei *Not in action.*
Giovanissimi Nazionali – Coach: Claudio Gabetta Juventus v Lumezzane
Friendly
Impianto Sportivo J.T.C.
Via Stupinigi 181, Vinovo
Sunday 10 May 2015, kick-off 11.30 CET
The 34-year-old has been named referee for Saturday’s Serie A clash against the Rossoblu at Juventus Stadium
Sebastiano Peruzzo has been named referee for Saturday evening’s domestic encounter between the Bianconeri and Cagliari at Juventus Stadium.
The 34-year-old is to take charge of his eighth fixture involving the newly-crowned Serie A champions in all competitions, with the club’s record under his tutelage currently standing at five victories, one draw and one defeat.
Peruzzo, who hails from Veneto, previously ran the rule over Juventus’ 1-0 league win over Sassuolo in March, decided by Paul Pogba’s late strike.
He’ll be flanked in Turin by assistant referees Giorgio Schenone and Fabio Galloni, goal-line officials Dino Tommasi and Ivan Pezzuto and fourth official Mauro Vivenzi.
Hello my friends. Here are the front pages from Italy main Sports newspapers La Gazzetta dello Sport, Corriere dello Sport, and Tutto Sport from Thursday 7 May 2015.
Good morning, good morning, good morning! It’s Europa League day with 2 Serie A teams in semifinal! I am so excited and ready to root for Napoli and Fiorentina.! Are you?
Headlines with Napoli coach Rafa Benitez believing in Napoli to make history today against Dnipro at the San Paolo Stadium. Fiorentina coach Vincenzo Montella encouraging his players and saying that Fiorentina does not miss and they are playing against Sevilla in Spain! So, join me to root for Napoli and Fiorentina!!! Forza ragazzi.
As for Champions League headlines there it is the super victory of Barcelona defeating Bayern Munich with 2 goals by Leo Messi. We hope to see Juventus in the final too!!! Wow, can you visualize a final between Barcelona and Juventus? Mamma miaaaa that would be a super Argentian duel with Messi vs Tevez!!!!
Headlines indicating that Real Madrid Coach Carlo Ancelotti now trembles! Yep, Ancelotti saying that Carlos Tevez is the nightmare of his team.
Talking about Juventus, headlines on transfer market saying that it will be a Stellar Juve!!! Coach Massimiliano Allegri staying until 2018. Marotta confirming the objectives to sign forward Edison Cavani and Dybala.
AC Milan headlines now focusing on meeting the Chinese group tomorrow. It seems the selling still going on and we don’t see Mr. Bee gaining momentum.. oh well…. it’s crazy!
Torino headlines not really happy because it reminds them they lost the match against Empoli for the own goal by goalkeeper Daniele Padelli. OUCH
La Gazzetta dello Sport
Front Page, Prima Pagina
Thursday 7 April 2015
Corriere dello Sport
Front Page, Prima Pagina
Thursday 7 May 2015
Tutto Sport
Front Page, Prima Pagina
Thursday 7 May 2015
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