ラ・ヴェッキア・シニョーラ、インテルに不敗記録を４９で止められる！！

Serie A Matchday 11 Juventus 1-3 Internazionale Milano @ Juventus Stadium Juventus:Arturo Erasmo Vidal 1 Inter:Diego Alberto Milito 59(r),75,Rodrigo Sebastián Palacio 90 Inter snatch victory in Turin(Juventus Official Website)

The Bianconeri saw their superb 49-game unbeaten run come to an end after a second-half Inter revival clinched all three points from a typically feisty ‘Derby d’Italia’. All appeared to be going to plan when Arturo Vidal grabbed the hosts the advantage inside the opening minute, but Inter emerged as a different prospect in the second period and put Juventus to the sword with a Milito double and Palacio’s 90th minute strike. With the luxury of a near fully fit squad at his disposal, Antonio Conte restored Chiellini, Lichtsteiner, Marchisio, Vidal, Asamoah, Vucinic and Giovinco to the starting line-up, with Wednesday night’s goal heroes Quagliarella and Pogba dropping down to the bench. Juventus set about their opposition at an electrifying pace and took the lead within the opening 18 seconds. After advancing forward from the left-hand side, Asamoah fizzed a cross-cum-shot across the area which left Vidal with the simple task of tapping the ball home following a trademark burst from midfield. Never content with a single goal lead, Conte’s men swarmed forward in search of further joy. Pirlo and Marchisio combined to good effect twice in quick succession, but the attacking midfielder found Handanovic equal to his volleyed attempts on both occasions. Stramaccioni’s charges – aiming for their first win on Piedmont soil since a Coppa Italia quarter-final success in January 2008 – edged themselves back into the affair as the first-half wore on, going close through long-range attempts from Cambiasso and Cassano. With the clock clicking down towards half-time, Vidal almost doubled his tally but saw Handanovic get down smartly to keep his low effort at bay. Having introduced Caceres in place of Lichtsteiner towards the end of the first period, Alessio made his second change at the start of the second half, handing Bendtner his fourth appearance in the black and white stripes at the expense of Vucinic. Despite the Bianconeri looking sharper in attack, it was a defender – Leonardo Bonucci – who produced the first noteworthy effort on goal, gliding past several opponents as he marauded forward from the back. His firmly-struck shot, however, was well saved by Handanovic. The turning point of the match came in the 58th minute, when Tagliavento adjudged Marchisio to have impeded Milito in the penalty area. The Argentine striker dusted himself down to blast an unstoppable penalty past Buffon’s despairing dive. Stramaccioni’s reaction to the equaliser was to firm up the Nerazzurri midfield, sacrificing Cassano for Guarin. And the Rome-born tactician saw his change pay off when Guarin was played in on the counter and stung Buffon’s fingertips with a strong effort across goal, leaving Milito with a straightforward finish from ten yards out. Alessio’s response was instant, sending on Quagliarella in place of Caceres to increase the Bianconeri’s attacking potency. Bendtner went close to getting the hosts back on level terms when his chip from an acute angle almost caught Handanovic off guard, while Quagliarella’s rasping left-footed shot from distance was a whisker away from hitting the target. But with Juventus throwing everything at the Nerazzurri, Palacio dealt Conte’s men a sucker punch with a classic goal on the counter to take all three points back to the San Siro. JUVENTUS 1-3 INTER GOALS: Vidal 1, Milito 59 (pen), Milito 75, Palacio 90 JUVENTUS Buffon; Barzagli, Bonucci, Chiellini; Lichtsteiner (Caceres 37, Quagliarella 78), Vidal, Pirlo, Marchisio, Asamoah; Giovinco, Vucinic (Bendtner 46). Substitutes not used: Storari, Marrone, Lucio, Isla, De Ceglie, Pogba, Padoin, Giaccherini, Matri, Quagliarella. Coach: Alessio INTER Handanovic; Ranocchia, Samuel, Juan Jesus; Zanetti, Gargano, Cambiasso, Nagatomo; Cassano (Guarin 69), Milito (Mudingayi 80), Palacio. Substitutes not used: Castellacci, Belec, Mbaye, Pereira, Silvestre, Alvarez, Alfred, Livaja. Coach: Stramaccioni REFEREE: Tagliavento ASSISTANTS: Preti, Marzaloni FOURTH OFFICIAL: Barbirati BOOKINGS: Lichtsteiner 30, Samuel 33, Pirlo 48, Chiellini 51, Bonucci 62, Zanetti 85

負ける要素はあった。ユベントスはシエナ戦からパスサッカーがおかしくなり、ポゼッションできない状態がずっと続いていた。ナポリにもカターニアにも押され、ノアシェラン相手にも勝ちきれなかった。そしてインテル戦。ユベントスがまともだったのは１０分くらいまで。 ヴチニッチ、アサモア、ビダルとつないだ先制点は鮮やかだった。リプレイではアサモアはフォリジョーコの位置に見えたし、現地の実況でもフォリジョーコとコメントがあったが、インテルの選手は誰も主張せず、ゴールが認められた。その後、マルキジオのボレーがGKハンダノビッチに止められるまでがユーベの時間だった。 インテルにボールを回され、ユーベはポゼッションが縦への推進だけ。ポストでうまく収まらずインテルの逆襲を何度も食らった。 単純なカウンターなら慣れていても、パスを回しながらの攻勢に徐々に守勢へ回っていく。 ５８分、インテルのプニツィオーネ。マルキジオがミリートを倒したとしてリゴーレ。これは完全な誤審でリプレイで見てもユーベの選手は誰もミリートに触っていない。異議は受け入れられず、リゴーレも決まって同点。 それでも、先制ゴールがフォリジョーコがらみなら納得できた。 だが、ユーベはここから守備のルーズさが露呈する。中盤のパスをカットされてグアリンのティーロのこぼれをミリートに押し込まれると、前がかりになったところを長友、パラシオのふたりでダメを押された。3点目は長友に4人がプレスをかけにいき、パラシオについていたアサモアも中途半端な位置どりとルーズさを象徴する失点でユーベの不敗記録は４９で止まった。 プレッシャーがあって動けなくなっていたのだろうが、昨シーズンのサッカーとは雲泥の差ではこの結果も仕方がない。ミッドウィークから建て直してしっかりゲームを作ってほしい。