Four Hundred and Seventeen Complete Defeat

On October 18th, the seventh round of Serie A, Naples played against Juventus at home.

When the game progressed to the 24th minute, Pellet was at the front of the penalty area, and after holding Juventus' central defender Knezevic with his back, he returned the ball to Hamsik and turned around quickly.

Hamsik sent a through ball knowingly, and it was behind Juventus' defense.

Knezevic and Salihamidzic, who was back on defense, jointly intercepted Pellet and tackled the ball on the ground at the same time. As a result, the two players shoveled together and directly collided into a ball. Instead, the ball fell to the side of no one. position.

Callejon picked up a big advantage, easily pushed and scored from under Juventus substitute goalkeeper Manninger.

One to zero!

The entire St. Paul Stadium cheered and boiled.

Juventus players are all very frustrated.

Coach Ranieri was furious on the sidelines and was very disappointed with this result.

But that's just the beginning.

After Naples broke the deadlock, they gained momentum and continued to attack Juventus fiercely.

First, Macho then inserted a low pass from the right to the penalty area, and Hamsik then inserted an angry shot, but failed to hold the ball.

Then, after Valencia's forced breakthrough on the right, a low-level pass was made to the goal. Pellet fell to the ground and shoveled and slid out of the goal slightly, failing to further expand the score.

Then, Pellet received another cross from the left and headed the goal from close range, but the angle was too straight, and was blocked by goalkeeper Manninger, but still failed to score.

But Naples continued to launch a fierce offensive against Juventus, which made the Bianconeri's gate jittery.

In the 36th minute, Valencia once again sent a cross from the right. After the ball bounced off the ground, Hamsik volleyed and hit the crossbar, and missed the shot again.

But three minutes later, Macho passed the ball from the right, and Pellet headed forward to attack the goal. The goalkeeper Manninger saved it sideways, but the ball fell in front of Hamsik. The Slovakian shot directly. After shooting multiple shots in a row, he finally tasted the taste of scoring.

Hamsik was so excited that he galloped to accept the cheers from the Naples fans.

Two to zero!

Despite the two-week suspension of national team competition, Napoli still looked unstoppable after the resumption of the war.

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Standing in front of the home team's coaching bench, Gao Shen looked very calm and calm, and his command seemed to be a bit light.

No way, who let his team completely control the situation on the field and the lead in the score?

Look at Ranieri in front of the coaching bench of the visiting team, almost scratching his head anxiously.

What can be done?

I have to finish the appointment with tears in my eyes.

Ranieri is actually taking the blame for his decision in 2007.

Yes, it is Kapana, a fitness coach driving without a license!

Until now, almost everyone except Ranieri has questioned Capana's ability.

Because now Juventus is really full of wounded soldiers.

In addition to Mohamed Sissoko is suspended for accumulating yellow cards, Juventus players who are injured in this game include: Buffon, Trezeguet, Iaquinta, Zanetti, Camoranesi, Titus Jago, Lerotale, Zebina, Mellberg...

Almost half of the main lineup was lost.

The rest who can play are not in good condition.

Del Piero was Juventus's top scorer last season. He scored 21 goals in Serie A, but so far this season, it has reached the seventh round. Piero's goals are One, no assists.

In the first seven rounds, he played six rounds and came off the bench for one game.

"After tonight, Ranieri should have heard the alarm for get out of class dismissal."

When Gao Shen came back to drink water, Zidane said with a sigh.

Being a head coach is too risky.

Gao Shen turned his head and glanced at the Italian old man in front of the coaching bench of the visiting team. He really sympathized with the tinkerer.

Ranieri must be responsible for the current situation of Juventus.

Not to mention anything else, with so many injuries, there must be a problem with training. No one knows whether Kapana is Zhao Kuo who is talking on paper, but judging from the current actual situation, he is really not good.

So the question is, why did Ranieri forcefully keep him last year? Why let him work without a license?

But it wouldn't be appropriate to put all the blame on Ranieri either.

Even if Ranieri doesn't have so many injuries, these players can play, so what?

Gao Shen can still win!

His self-confidence is by no means arrogance, but can be seen from the game.

Ranieri's central defender in this game is Chiellini's partner Knejzevic.

Knezevic was actually used as Chiellini's substitute. He came on loan from Livorno, who was relegated to Serie B last season. Forced to come up.

Juventus also has another central defender, the Portuguese central defender Andrade, but since he was seriously injured, he is close to being scrapped, which leads to a very interesting phenomenon in Juventus now.

Sports director Seco threatened before the season that Juventus had completed the transformation of the defense and proposed the nickname of the Eight King Kong.

These eight people are Chiellini, Lerotale, Grigera, Molinaro, Zebina, Mellberg, De Qieli and Knezevic, not counting the return from injury at the time, But Andrade hasn't found his status yet.

But as the competition progressed, everyone found a very interesting thing.

The full-back seems to have no major problems, but the problem of the central defender is too big.

Chiellini is the main force, and Lerothale himself is not particularly strong, and he was barely able to use it before, but he is already thirty-two years old, but what about the substitute?

Zebina has not played much time and has been plagued by injuries, so Knezevic is left.

No, in the game against Naples, Ranieri had no one to use, so he could only play Chiellini and Knezevic, and a young player from the youth team was placed on the bench.

But in the end, when Knezevic was marking Pellet, he collided with Salihamidzic.

So the question is, whose responsibility is this?

As early as not long ago, Moggi, the actor of Callgate, publicly criticized Juventus' transfer strategy in an interview, thinking that the introduction of Amauli was a mistake, because what Juventus really needs is a high-level central defender, Instead of blindly piling up stars.

With centers like Trezeguet and Iaquinta already in place, Del Piero's scoring ability exploded last season, so what's the point of bringing in Amauri?

Instead of introducing Amaury, it would be better to use his transfer fee to buy a high-level central defender, wouldn't it be better?

No matter what role Moggi played in the Callgate incident, at least in terms of transfer operations, Moggi's ability is still quite strong, and the statement he gave is also to the point.

Juventus' problems this season are all-round.

Injuries are one aspect, and defense is another aspect. Even the team's offense has problems.

Juventus is now on the offensive end, and there is a serious lack of players with the ability to pass the ball forward and dribble the ball.

Didier Deschamps wanted to introduce Van der Vaart at the beginning, and Ranieri wanted to introduce Diego later, it was actually for this reason.

But neither player made the trip.

This has caused Juventus to be unable to play a defensive counterattack now.

Looking at Juventus' games this season, once they are suppressed by the opponent, Juventus's counterattack is to pass the ball directly to the center, and use the center to find a breakthrough, but the effect is very poor.

What Juventus is best at is to suppress the opponent. Through the ability of the center forward, use the crosses from the two wings to give full play to the advantages of the two center forwards in the penalty area, and then form a score.

So far, almost all of the Bianconeri's offenses have been played in this way.

Therefore, at the San Paolo Stadium, when the game started, Naples directly launched an attack to suppress Juventus, and the Bianconeri fell into a very embarrassing situation.

They wanted to find a center forward when they counterattacked, but Benatia of Naples suppressed Amauli, so that the latter could not take advantage of it, and Cannavaro Jr. was responsible for guarding Piero.

Coupled with the fact that it is too far away from the goal, Juventus lacks the ability to advance, and it is difficult for the offense to play a threat.

Ranieri is now trembling with anger.

Because Juventus was completely pinched seven inches by Naples, unable to move.

Unfortunately, he was powerless.

We can only guard against it.

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The first half ended two to zero.

After changing sides to fight again in the second half, Juventus tried to launch a wave of aggressive attacks at the beginning to create a situation that was beneficial to them, especially taking advantage of the high center forward and playing their best offensive routines.

But Benatia completely froze Amaury.

This Moroccan central defender, who just joined Naples this summer, has shined in Serie A this season and performed very well. Amaury can't take advantage of him at all.

The only threat came in the 52nd minute when Marchisio found Amauri with a long pass, who stopped the ball in the chest and gave it to Del Piero. The Juventus veteran stopped the ball at the top of the arc and shot low with his left foot. off.

But soon, Naples hit the crossbar again with a powerful volley from Maggio, which shocked Juventus and had to retreat again.

After that, the game once again entered the most familiar rhythm of Naples, standing on the sidelines and watching in a deep and leisurely manner.

Until the 68th minute, Naples played a quick counterattack. Mertens from the right dribbled the ball into the right side of the penalty area, forming a single shot, which attracted Juventus goalkeeper Manninger to attack and pass back. Pellet.

Just after Pellet stopped the ball, facing Manninger who had abandoned Mertens and rushed towards him, he calmly lobbed and sent the ball into Juventus' goal again.

Three to zero!

Subsequently, although Naples launched several more attacks, they failed to score.

In the end, with the goals of Callejon, Hamsik and Pellet, Naples beat Juventus 3-0 at home.

The Bianconeri was a guest at the St. Paul Stadium and suffered another disastrous defeat. They didn't even have a single shot on goal in the whole game, and the number of shots was only four times. It can be described as a complete defeat!

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After Naples defeated Juventus 3-0, Inter Milan, who regained the leadership, led by Mourinho, scored twice with Zlatan Ibrahimovic and beat Rome 4-0 in an away game.