Scudetto to Juventus if Napoli loses with Genoa, Allegri: "I will not wear the rossoblù scarf" (photo Ansa)
TURIN – Juventus beat Milan 2-1 (0-1) in anticipation of the 31st matchday of the Serie A football championship. Rossoneri took the lead in the first half with Piatek, but reached in the second half by a penalty from Dybala and overtaken by the new entered Kean. If Napoli should lose at home to Genoa tomorrow, the bianconeri would graduate Italian champions seven days early.
Scudetto to Juventus if Napoli goes ko with Genoa, Allegri's statements.
The statements made by Massimiliano Allegri on Sky Sport's microphones in the Juventus-Milan 2-1 post game, a game that practically handed over the Scudetto to the Bianconeri even if the mathematical certainty of the tricolor is missing.
"You ask me if tomorrow I'll put the scarf of Genoa and if I will be in front of the TV to watch their match against Napoli? It's hot for the scarf. It was a good game, three points missing. I had good answers from those who played less. In the first half we were arranged, I saw good plots and order in the second half ”.
"Dybala angry when I took it off to put Moise Kean on the field (who then scored)? It's right. Everyone keeps playing, I needed changes, though. He came from a time when he didn't play and he didn't train much. The goal from confidence, must fight. I have to do as little damage as possible. "
"Why didn't we give up Kean in January? We decided with the company, because it is the reserve center of Mandzukic, indeed, with even more characteristics of Mario's striker seeing that it goes in depth. He made a great goal, before he made a technical error. He remained to improve in these things where he has to grow, especially at a mental level because to stay in a great team serves head, spirit and sacrifice ".
(sources: Ansa, Sky Sport and Tutto Juve).
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