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the match

Absolute dominance on the field in just one place. over there Juventus He beat Sampdoria and knocked them out of the Coppa Italia with a convincing long-distance performance, tainted only by a goal conceded. county In the only shot given to opponents. With Landucci on the bench instead of the suspended Allegri, the Juventus team also took advantage of the technical loss of Sampdoria, officially without a coach after sacking Daversa and waiting for the successor, to pass and give confidence to some important elements. Square, RojaniAnd Dybala and Morata Tags, but to underline Return as the owner of Danilo Central defense – and a good performance in the middle of Arthur Square.

The starting form for Juventus did not change with the 4-4-2 change chosen by Allegri and handed over to his deputy on the bench, but it was the situation that made the difference from the first minute. The Bianconeri were aggressive from the start, crushing Sampdoria in their trocar and boosting Falcone’s reactions. 10′ to 15′ la Juventus Recurring corner kicks collected, using Unleash Cuadrado In the involvement of the Sampdoria goalkeeper also in the near goal. Ten minutes later, the Colombian also found a way to break the deadlock in the 25th minute with a free kick off the edge that Berezinsky relentlessly kicked behind Falcone. After Morata’s instant doubling was called off after a good start with Kulusevski due to a mistake by Rabiot in the process of recovering the ball, the same Sampdoria goalkeeper was eventually lifted from close range. Rojani Then he denies the joy even to Morata with his feet.

But the Juventus defender took revenge at the beginning of the second half by climbing into the area in the 52nd minute and taking advantage of the cross pass from the right of the second half. Arthur, more aggressive and present than usual in Juventus’ offensive maneuver. When everything was left ominously for a ship only to be taken to port in calm waters, right after the changes with Chiellini and Dybala entering, the thunder that shook everyone a little arrived with the winning tug. county In the 63rd minute, Sampdoria’s only shot on goal. A shock frightened Juventus, leaving Askelsen an opportunity untapped, but with the storm it soon subsided with The third goal was scored by Dybala After Locatelli’s excellent recovery on the shy pass of Falcone. With the new double advantage, the match is almost over twenty minutes before, which is enough time for young Aki to win a penalty a few minutes after he entered the field due to a foul by Augello, which changed him. morata. In the quarter-finals, Juventus will face the winning team of Sassuolo Cagliari.

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report cards

square 7 Flirtatious throughout the entire first half, he takes on a personal challenge with Falcon and beats him with perhaps the lowest clean score in the repertoire. Unleash the free kick match by asserting yourself in a season inspired by the point of view of perception.

Arthur 7 – More dynamic and daring than usual, even in the most offensive areas of the field. Aggressive, he also goes to a personal conclusion in a couple of circumstances, but points out his own lack of habit to do so. He makes up for it with a subtle assist of Rugani’s winning header.

Locatelli 7 A must for Juventus in midfield, with Arthur back he is free to be more aggressive to recover more balls in offensive pressure. Decisive on the occasion of Dybala’s goal in recovering the ball from the goalkeeper’s pass.

Falcon 6,5 – The game allows him to always be always busy, but he shows great reflexes and instinctive saves. An error in Cuadrado’s goal also due to the deviation, innocent on Rogani while in the third goal he set his own goal with a very soft pass.

Conti 6 Imperceptible and unsafe performance for an hour of play due to the long absence from the field. Then he flashes a few seconds before he comes out with a winning diameter that, if nothing else, gives him confidence for the rest of the season.

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Table

Juventus Sampdoria 4-1
Juventus (4-4-2): Perrin 6 de Ciglio 6, Danilo 6 (17 Chiellini 6), Rugani 6.5, Alex Sandro 6; Cuadrado 7 (29′ rue Aceh 6.5), Locatelli 7, Arthur 7 (29′ rue Bentancur 6), Rabiot 6.5; Kulusevski 6 (17′ st Dybala 6.5), Morata 6 (34′ st Kaio Jorge sv). Available: Szczesny, Pinsoglio, McKennie, Pellegrini, Kaio Jorge, Bentancur, Aké, De Winter, Soulé, Miretti. All.: Landucci 6.5.
Sampdoria (3-5-2): Falcon 6.5 Bereszynski 5, Magnani 5.5, Murru 5.5; Conti 6 (19′ st Candreva 5.5), Thorsby 5.5 (19′ st Vieira 5.5), Rincon 5, Askildsen 5, Augello 5 (36′ st Dragosin sv); Caputo 5 (40′ st Ciervo sv), Torregrossa 5 (19′ st Gabbiadini 5). Available: Rafalia, Saio, Ferrari, Yepes, Aquino, Tremboli. Coach: Tofano 5.
Rule: Forno
Signs: 25′ Cuadrado (j), 7′ Rugani (j), 18′ Saint Conte (south), 21′ Saint Dybala (j), 32′ drilling rig. Morata (j)
ammonites: Alex Sandro (J); Rincon, Vieira (s)
Fired: Nobody
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Opta Statistics

Juventus scored 12 goals in official matches in 2022, which is a record on par with Real Madrid considering the teams of the top 5 European leagues in all competitions.
Juventus have always passed the round in the last 16 times they played in the first knockout round of the Coppa Italia.
Juan Cuadrado has already scored 5 goals in 2021/202 with Juventus in all competitions, and in no other season has he scored more goals with the Bianconeri (also five in 2017/18 and 2015/16).
Paulo Dybala is the only Juventus player to have participated in at least 15 goals this season in all competitions (11 goals and 4 assists), at least four more than any other goal.
Among the foreign players still active in Serie A, only Goran Pandev (15) has scored more goals than Paulo Dybala (10) in the Italian Cup.
Alvaro Morata has scored all six penalty kicks for Juventus in all competitions, four of them in the Coppa Italia.
Daniele Rugani’s eighth goal for Juventus in all competitions (the first in the Italian Cup), his last goal with the Bianconeri dates back to February 2019, against Parma in Serie A.
Juventus scored with two defenders in the same match in all competitions for the first time since April 2021 – in the match against Parma in Serie A (a goal by De Ligt and a brace by Alex Sandro).
Juan Cuadrado scored his first goal from a direct free kick for Juventus in all competitions (the sixth attempt from a direct free kick).
Before Juan Cuadrado, Cristiano Ronaldo scored Juventus’ last goal from a direct free kick in official matches, in July 2020 against Torino in the Italian Serie A.
Andrea Conte’s last goal in official matches with clubs dates back to May 2017 in the Atalanta shirt against AC Milan in Serie A, 1711 days ago.
Arthur’s first assist in a Juventus shirt, in his 46th match with the Bianconeri.
Alvaro Morata played his 100th starting game for Juventus in all competitions (a total of 165 matches for the Bianconeri).