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Italian Soccer Serie A

54% Ball Possession BOLOGNA and 46% Ball Possession JUVENTUS
  Bologna 1 – 1 Juventus
11′ Riccardo Orsolini  (pen)      61′ Arkadiusz Milik
.                                                            ❌ 31′ Milik (pen) (J)

Serie A Standing BEFORE the game:
Juventus, 3rd position with 59 points and a positive goal difference of +21
Bologna, 9th position with 44 points and a positive goal difference of +1

Juventus failed to win the Serie A Week 32 game ending with a draw against Bologna on Sunday 30 April 2023 at the Renato Dall’Ara Stadium in Bologna, Italy.   Yet, Juventus keep the third position reaching 60 points just -1 point below Lazio in the 2nd position with 61 points.  Bologna eighth with 45 points. Bologna took the lead with Orsolini’s penalty, Milik first missed the penalty, then equalized with a great diagonal shot from inside the area. Bologna and Juventus share the stakes, the protagonists of two goalkeepers given the many thwarted opportunities and important saves. Bologna have been unbeaten in five home games in a row in SerieA (W3 D2) for the first time since March-August 2019.

A special match for Coach Massimiliano Allegri celebrating his 100 benches since his return to Juventus, one hundred eleven different for the Tuscan coach.

Juventus have lost their last three league games and failed to score in the most recent two; the last time the bianconeri recorded consecutive defeats in Serie A was between March and April 1962 (seven).
With the victory, Juventus could momentarily leap to second place, Bologna overtake Fiorentina and recover eighth place. Juventus want to regain victory after three consecutive defeats in the league, but are facing one of the great surprises of the championship.

Bologna opened the score in the 11th minute. Riccardo Orsolini converted a penalty defeating Juventus goalkeeper Wojciech Szczęsny with a left-footed shot to the bottom right corner. The penalty is conceded by Danilo.

👉Bologna 1 – 0 Juventus, 11th minute, ⚽️ goal by Riccardo Orsolini for @BolognaFC1909en converting a penalty with a left footed shot to the bottom right corner. The penalty is conceded by Danilo. https://t.co/Y1QqnoutTL

— Anna Italia (@ItalianSerieA) April 30, 2023

Juventus equalized in the 61st minute. Arkadiusz Milik defeated Bologna goalkeeper Wojciech Szczęsny with a left-footed shot to the center.

👉Bologna 1 – 1 Juventus, 61st minute, ⚽️ goal by Arkadiusz Milik equalized for @juventusfcen with a left footed shot to the center. https://t.co/aJzsWNi9cL

— Anna Italia (@ItalianSerieA) April 30, 2023

Lineup BOLOGNA (4-3-3), Skorupski – Posch, Soumaoro, Lucumi, Kyriakopoulos – Moro, Schouten, Dominguez – Orsolini, Barrow, Ferguson.

Lineup JUVENTUS (4-3-3): Szczesny – Cuadrado, Gatti, Danilo, Alex Sandro – Fagioli, Locatelli, Rabiot – Chiesa, Milik, Kostic.

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The Renato Dall’Ara Stadium is ready for Bologna vs Juventus

Photo via twitter.com/BolognaFC1909en

👉Bologna 1 – 1 Juventus

⚽️ Goals: 11′ Riccardo Orsolini (pen)(B), 61′ Arkadiusz Milik (J)

❌ 31′ Milik (pen) (J)

🟨Yellows: Bologna 2, Juve 2

✍ Ball Possession: 54% @BolognaFC1909en and 46% @juventusfcen

✅ https://t.co/x1Jbdy0Uuw@bolognafcusa https://t.co/2cQCOEW7uP

— Anna Italia (@ItalianSerieA) April 30, 2023

Photo via twitter.com/juventusfcen

2022 – 2023 Italian Serie A Week 32

Bologna 1 – 1 Juventus
Sunday 30 April 2023
Renato Dall’Ara Stadium
Bologna, Italy

20:45

Referee: SOZZA
Assistants: PRETI – YOSHIKAWA
Fourth Official: MINELLI
VAR: MAZZOLENI
AVAR: PAGANESSI

Goals: 11′ Riccardo Orsolini  (pen)(B),  61′ Arkadiusz Milik (J)

🟨 Yellows: 2′ Stefan Posch (B), 42′ Giorgos Kyriakopoulos (B), 55′ Adrien Rabiot (J), 88′ Leandro Paredes (J)

Official lineups – formations – tabellino:

👉Lineup BOLOGNA: Skorupski; Posch (86′ De Silvestri), Soumaoro, Lucumì, Kyriakopoulos (66′ Cambiaso); Moro (81′ Medel), Schouten, Dominguez (66′ Zirkzee); Orsolini, Barrow, Ferguson (81′ Aebischer).

Subs: Bardi, Ravaglia, Bonifazi, Sosa, Lykogiannis, Pyyhtia.

Coach: Thiago Motta.

Coach: Massimiliano Allegri