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Angelo Di Livio Unfazed By Juventus Woes
The ex-Bianconeri winger is adamant Ferrara will soon get the Turin giants back on track…
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Nov 29, 2009 8:47:34 AM
Serie A heavyweights Juventus have come under scrutiny after a string of sub-par performances that culminated in this week’s 2-0 Champions League defeat to Bordeaux.
The Old Lady’s passage to the knock-out stage is now in jeopardy and Ciro Ferrara’s men also trail leaders Inter by five points in the Italian league, but ex-Juve star Angelo Di Livio sees the glass half full.
“It happens to have difficult moments throughout a season,” he told Calciomercatonews.
“Juve played a bad game against Bordeaux, but I don’t think they will have any problems to qualify.
“Bayern Munich travel to Turin in a fortnight and they are not going through a great period of form. The Bianconeri have two results at their disposal and I am confident.”
Juve pay visit to Cagliari this afternoon and need a victory to make sure they stay within touching distance of Inter ahead of next Saturday’s home clash with the Nerazzurri.
“It’s not easy to make predictions, but Juve are a great team and will fight it out with Inter and Milan for the title,” said Di Livio. “But the Nerazzurri are still the favourites…”
Vince Masiello, Goal.com
The Old Lady’s passage to the knock-out stage is now in jeopardy and Ciro Ferrara’s men also trail leaders Inter by five points in the Italian league, but ex-Juve star Angelo Di Livio sees the glass half full.
“It happens to have difficult moments throughout a season,” he told Calciomercatonews.
“Juve played a bad game against Bordeaux, but I don’t think they will have any problems to qualify.
“Bayern Munich travel to Turin in a fortnight and they are not going through a great period of form. The Bianconeri have two results at their disposal and I am confident.”
Juve pay visit to Cagliari this afternoon and need a victory to make sure they stay within touching distance of Inter ahead of next Saturday’s home clash with the Nerazzurri.
“It’s not easy to make predictions, but Juve are a great team and will fight it out with Inter and Milan for the title,” said Di Livio. “But the Nerazzurri are still the favourites…”
Vince Masiello, Goal.com
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