Awaiting definitive punishment for the ‘capital gains case’, Juventus continue to accumulate points in Serie A ahead of their Europa League semifinal tie against Sevilla on Thursday at the Sánchez-Pizjuán.
The victory, third in a row, against Cremonese (2-0) consolidated Juventus in second place in Serie A, while their rivals, who came from three games without defeat, are six points away from remaining three days to the end. championship final.
Massimiliano Allegri introduced seven changes compared to the eleven he lined up on Thursday against Sevilla in Turin (1-1). A round that reaches the goal, where Mattia Perin comes on for Wojciech Szczesny, while Ángel Di María started the game on the bench.
Pogba is injured
Juve started well, playing well, even without creating danger in the Cremonese area. A good start that was cut short when Paul Pogbain his first game as a starter since April 2022, broke down in tears in the 24th minute after accidentally suffering his umpteenth muscular setback.
Seeing Pogba once again suffer a serious injury affected his team-mates, who were unable to cope with solid defending from the Cremonese in a first half in which the centre-back stood out. Vlad Chiriches.
Fagioli opened the scoring
After the break, Juve came out with renewed vigor. Adrien Rabiot warned with a whiplash deflected by Marco Carnesecchi and a minute later it was 1-0 with a quick move. Federico Chiesa enters the area, delayed for Nicolò Fagioli, who shot high (55′).
Bremer sentence
The Cremonese, penultimate and in a desperate situation, were forced to open and there Juve, including Di Maria, find gaps in the sentence. After having several chances, he did it in the 79th minute from a set piece. Leandro Paredes ends up in a corner, Arkadiusz Milik extended with a header and the centre-back Gleison Bremer pushes the ball into the net.
Awaiting final punishment
Juve extended its lead over fifth-placed Milan to eight points. If, according to rumors in Italy, he finally has nine penalties, he will want to qualify for the next Champions League.
Source: La Verdad
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