AS Roma - Juventus (before the game)
Italian Serie A standing: AS Roma 6th place, 50 points
Juventus 7th place, 45 points
Juventus causing a big upset at the Olimpico di Roma by defeating the Roman gladiators with a full stadium. Juventus on paper weak considering facing the match with 3 major absences for injures: goalkeeper Gigi Buffon, forward Alessandro Del Piero and defender Giorgio Chiellini. Yet, the grinta, the drive from Juventus trying to reestablish in the big scenario battling until claiming the victory.
Surely, Juventus not living a good moment either. wow.. can you believe these two great "historical" teams are fighting to be at least in the Europa League zone instead of battling for the Scudetto? hey, hey, hey, that's how bad the season is for Roma and Juve.
Before the match, current stats in favor of AS Roma. In the last 14 HOME games having 9 win,. 4 draw, and 1 lost.
In the last 15 AWAY games Juventus with 5 win, 6 draw, and 4 lost.
Top scorer for AS Roma is forward Marco Borriello with 10 goals. Followed by Francesco Totti with 9 goals.
Top scorer for Juventus is forward Fabio Quagliarella with 9 goals. Followed by Alessandro Del Piero with 5 goals. As for assists Totti and Juventus midfielder Milos Krasic making 5 effective assists.
The return from the ex AS ROMA midfielder Alberto Aquilani facing his ex team. Also ex Juventus Marco Motta now with Roma.
February 8, 2004 last time Roma defeat Juventus in the Olimpico.
Thomas DiBenedetto was supposed to be in this game, though he had to return to the United States.
Here is the official formation from AS ROMA by coach Vincenzo Montella:
AS Roma: Doni, Nicolas Burdisso, Philippe Mexès, Juan, John Arne Riise, David Pizarro, Daniele De Rossi, J. Menez, Simone Perrotta, M. Mirko Vucinic, Francesco Totti.
Here is the official formation from JUVENTUS by coach Luigi Del Neri:
JUVENTUS: Marco Storari, M. Motta, Andrea Barzagli, L. Bonucci, F. Grosso, F. Melo, A. Aquilani, C. Marchisio, M. Krasic, S. Pepe, Alessandro Matri.
The Stadio Olimpico full, packed and the enthusiasm towards new ownership with DiBenedetto having a positive impact.
Gallery;
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Juventus midfielder Milos Krasic celebrating his opening goal against AS Roma.
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Juventus forward Alessandro Matri delivering the second goal to guarantee the victory for Juventus while the clear disappointment from Roma players.
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Juventus players at the end of the game running towards Juventus fans to celebrate this important away victory.
2010 - 2011 Italian Serie A Week 31 - Thirty First Round
AS ROMA vs JUVENTUS
Olimpico di Roma Stadium
Sunday April 3, 2011
Rome, Italy
20:45
Referee: Rocchi
Assistants: Copelli and Faverani
Fourth Official: Orsato
Attendance:
Scorers:
OFFICIAL FORMATIONS
AS Roma: Doni, Nicolas Burdisso, Philippe Mexès, Juan, John Arne Riise, David Pizarro, Daniele De Rossi, J. Menez, Simone Perrotta, M. Mirko Vucinic, Francesco Totti.
Substitutes: B. Lobont, M. Brighi, R. Taddei, M. Cassetti, M. Borriello, P. Castellini, F. Simplício.
JUVENTUS: Marco Storari, M. Motta, Andrea Barzagli, L. Bonucci, F. Grosso, F. Melo, A. Aquilani, C. Marchisio, M. Krasic, S. Pepe, Alessandro Matri.
Substitutes: H. Salihamidzic, A. Manninger, L. Toni, Z. Grygera, M. Giandonato, F. Sørensen, A. Libertazzi.
Italian Serie A standing: AS Roma 6th place, 50 points
Juventus 7th place, 45 points
Juventus causing a big upset at the Olimpico di Roma by defeating the Roman gladiators with a full stadium. Juventus on paper weak considering facing the match with 3 major absences for injures: goalkeeper Gigi Buffon, forward Alessandro Del Piero and defender Giorgio Chiellini. Yet, the grinta, the drive from Juventus trying to reestablish in the big scenario battling until claiming the victory.
Surely, Juventus not living a good moment either. wow.. can you believe these two great "historical" teams are fighting to be at least in the Europa League zone instead of battling for the Scudetto? hey, hey, hey, that's how bad the season is for Roma and Juve.
Before the match, current stats in favor of AS Roma. In the last 14 HOME games having 9 win,. 4 draw, and 1 lost.
In the last 15 AWAY games Juventus with 5 win, 6 draw, and 4 lost.
Top scorer for AS Roma is forward Marco Borriello with 10 goals. Followed by Francesco Totti with 9 goals.
Top scorer for Juventus is forward Fabio Quagliarella with 9 goals. Followed by Alessandro Del Piero with 5 goals. As for assists Totti and Juventus midfielder Milos Krasic making 5 effective assists.
The return from the ex AS ROMA midfielder Alberto Aquilani facing his ex team. Also ex Juventus Marco Motta now with Roma.
February 8, 2004 last time Roma defeat Juventus in the Olimpico.
Thomas DiBenedetto was supposed to be in this game, though he had to return to the United States.
Here is the official formation from AS ROMA by coach Vincenzo Montella:
AS Roma: Doni, Nicolas Burdisso, Philippe Mexès, Juan, John Arne Riise, David Pizarro, Daniele De Rossi, J. Menez, Simone Perrotta, M. Mirko Vucinic, Francesco Totti.
Here is the official formation from JUVENTUS by coach Luigi Del Neri:
JUVENTUS: Marco Storari, M. Motta, Andrea Barzagli, L. Bonucci, F. Grosso, F. Melo, A. Aquilani, C. Marchisio, M. Krasic, S. Pepe, Alessandro Matri.
The Stadio Olimpico full, packed and the enthusiasm towards new ownership with DiBenedetto having a positive impact.
Gallery;
Juventus midfielder Milos Krasic celebrating his opening goal against AS Roma.
Juventus forward Alessandro Matri delivering the second goal to guarantee the victory for Juventus while the clear disappointment from Roma players.
Juventus players at the end of the game running towards Juventus fans to celebrate this important away victory.
Click the video to watch the highlights of the Italian Serie A Week 31 match AS ROMA vs JUVENTUS on Sunday April 3, 2011 at the Olimpico di Roma Stadium.
2010 - 2011 Italian Serie A Week 31 - Thirty First Round
AS ROMA vs JUVENTUS
Olimpico di Roma Stadium
Sunday April 3, 2011
Rome, Italy
20:45
Referee: Rocchi
Assistants: Copelli and Faverani
Fourth Official: Orsato
Attendance:
Scorers:
OFFICIAL FORMATIONS
AS Roma: Doni, Nicolas Burdisso, Philippe Mexès, Juan, John Arne Riise, David Pizarro, Daniele De Rossi, J. Menez, Simone Perrotta, M. Mirko Vucinic, Francesco Totti.
Substitutes: B. Lobont, M. Brighi, R. Taddei, M. Cassetti, M. Borriello, P. Castellini, F. Simplício.
JUVENTUS: Marco Storari, M. Motta, Andrea Barzagli, L. Bonucci, F. Grosso, F. Melo, A. Aquilani, C. Marchisio, M. Krasic, S. Pepe, Alessandro Matri.
Substitutes: H. Salihamidzic, A. Manninger, L. Toni, Z. Grygera, M. Giandonato, F. Sørensen, A. Libertazzi.
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