Juventus Turin reached the semi-finals of the Coppa Italia after a comfortable win over Frosinone (4-0) where Arkaduisz Milik stood out from the rest by scoring a hat trick.
Massimiliano Allegri’s team, which continues to grow stronger, started as favourites, and despite the rotation of Dusan Vlahovic, who came off in the second half, he had no problem eliminating his rival. The difference is palpable from the start. Not only did the old lady take the initiative, but Frosinone didn’t even dare to create a real danger to Perin’s goal throughout the match.
There are four goals, but there may be more. Milik opened the scoring in the 11th minute with a penalty after Pol Lirola brought down Miretti in a fine personal move. An advantage that helped the team play with ease and personality. Although it was clearly superior, the second, also by Milik after a good service from McKennie, did not come until almost half an hour (38′).
Frosinone’s only option was to surprise when coming out of the locker room, but it was the opposite. Within a minute Cerofolini prevented Juve’s third, which came on the next play when Milik scored at will after a gift from Locatelli and sealed the match (48′). And the hat trick could be poker, but this time the Pole’s goal was not added to the scoreboard due to offside.
None other than the young Yildiz joined Milik’s party, who left great impressions and scored the fourth volley in the first touch (61′), leaving everything resolved. The rest of the half hour was a pure formality in which Juventus flirted with fifth, but in the end it did not arrive despite the many chances that the team, who will play in the semifinals against Lazio, enjoyed.
match lineup
twenty
36
4
6
3
Eleven
5
22
16
fifteen
14
31
47
5
6
4
twenty-one
twenty
36
9
27
16
Allianz Stadium
61′
Michele Cerofolini31
Mateus Lusuardi47
71′
Caleb Okoli5
Simone Romagnoli6
Marco Brescianini4
31′
Abdou Harrouitwenty-one
59′
19′
61′
Pol Lirolatwenty
78′
70′
Luca Mazzitelli36
59′
You are Jorge9
78′
60′
77′
Arijon Ibrahimovic27
Four. five’
10′
37′
47′
61′
Luca Garritano16
Replacements
Pierluigi Frattali1
Stefano Turati80
Kevin Bonifazi33
78′
Rainier12
70′
Francesco Gelli14
59′
61′
Mehdi Bourabia24
77′
Enzo BarrenecheaFour. Five
59′
Giuseppe Caso10
61′
Giorgi Kvernadze17
61′
Matías Soulé18
Four. five’
Fares Ghedjemis29
Walid Cheddira70
78′
coach
Massimiliano Allegri
Eusebio Di Francesco
Source: La Verdad
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