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Thursday, March 12, 2015

Bianconeri trio star in this week's #TalentTrack

Christian Taventi, Gabriel Appelt Pires and Zoran Josipovic are all on target for their respective clubs plus everyone at Juventus wishes Federico Mattiello a speedy recovery following his injury over the weekend


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Week 15 of Talent Track, supporters’ regular guide to the Bianconeri out on loan or co-ownership deals, begins with a look at full-back Christian Tavanti.


Born in Pietrasanta, the 19-year-old is currently plying his trade with Lega Pro Seconda Divisione/A outfit Mantova and showed his attacking qualities as he scored in the Virgiliani’s 2-0 win over Torres on Sunday.


Having commenced his career among Genoa’s youth academy, Tavanti then switched to Juventus in the summer of 2011. Following three years with the Bianconeri, he spent the start of this season on loan at Santarcangelo before joining Mantova on a temporary basis in February.


Gabriel Appelt Pires was another youngster to hit the headlines over the weekend after his fine strike in Livorno’s 3-1 triumph against Ternana.


In his seventh appearance for the club, the 21-year-old secured three critical points towards the Amaranto’s promotion hopes when his bicycle kick flew in off the angle of post and bar with 16 minutes to play.


Appelt Pires is proving a sensation in Tuscany and has already bagged two assists for Livorno this campaign during matches against Brescia and Latina.


Heading over to Switzerland’s Challenge League now, Zoran Josipovic was also on target as his FC Lugano side ran out 3-0 winners over Le Mont LS.


The striker, who possesses both Swiss and Serbian nationality, has had an injury-hit season so far but was able to come through 70 minutes of Sunday’s victory in which he scored the opener.


Josipovic caught Juventus’ eye for his impressive performances with Chiasso and subsequently linked up with the Bianconeri four years ago. The Switzerland Under-20 international also enjoyed a fruitful loan spell at Novara in Serie B last season.


And finally, everyone at Juventus Football Club would like to wish Federico Mattiello a speedy recovery after the youngster underwent surgery on a leg injury sustained in Chievo’s 0-0 draw with Roma on Sunday.


The 19-year-old, who made his Serie A debut for the Bianconeri during November’s 7-0 success over Parma in Turin, only transferred to the Gialloblu on a loan deal last month and will now spend a prolonged spell on the sidelines.  


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Bianconeri trio star in this week's #TalentTrack

Christian Taventi, Gabriel Appelt Pires and Zoran Josipovic are all on target for their respective clubs plus everyone at Juventus wishes Federico Mattiello a speedy recovery following his injury over the weekend


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Week 15 of Talent Track, supporters’ regular guide to the Bianconeri out on loan or co-ownership deals, begins with a look at full-back Christian Tavanti.


Born in Pietrasanta, the 19-year-old is currently plying his trade with Lega Pro Seconda Divisione/A outfit Mantova and showed his attacking qualities as he scored in the Virgiliani’s 2-0 win over Torres on Sunday.


Having commenced his career among Genoa’s youth academy, Tavanti then switched to Juventus in the summer of 2011. Following three years with the Bianconeri, he spent the start of this season on loan at Santarcangelo before joining Mantova on a temporary basis in February.


Gabriel Appelt Pires was another youngster to hit the headlines over the weekend after his fine strike in Livorno’s 3-1 triumph against Ternana.


In his seventh appearance for the club, the 21-year-old secured three critical points towards the Amaranto’s promotion hopes when his bicycle kick flew in off the angle of post and bar with 16 minutes to play.


Appelt Pires is proving a sensation in Tuscany and has already bagged two assists for Livorno this campaign during matches against Brescia and Latina.


Heading over to Switzerland’s Challenge League now, Zoran Josipovic was also on target as his FC Lugano side ran out 3-0 winners over Le Mont LS.


The striker, who possesses both Swiss and Serbian nationality, has had an injury-hit season so far but was able to come through 70 minutes of Sunday’s victory in which he scored the opener.


Josipovic caught Juventus’ eye for his impressive performances with Chiasso and subsequently linked up with the Bianconeri four years ago. The Switzerland Under-20 international also enjoyed a fruitful loan spell at Novara in Serie B last season.


And finally, everyone at Juventus Football Club would like to wish Federico Mattiello a speedy recovery after the youngster underwent surgery on a leg injury sustained in Chievo’s 0-0 draw with Roma on Sunday.


The 19-year-old, who made his Serie A debut for the Bianconeri during November’s 7-0 success over Parma in Turin, only transferred to the Gialloblu on a loan deal last month and will now spend a prolonged spell on the sidelines.  


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Bianconeri trio star in this week's #TalentTrack

Christian Taventi, Gabriel Appelt Pires and Zoran Josipovic are all on target for their respective clubs plus everyone at Juventus wishes Federico Mattiello a speedy recovery following his injury over the weekend


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Week 15 of Talent Track, supporters’ regular guide to the Bianconeri out on loan or co-ownership deals, begins with a look at full-back Christian Tavanti.


Born in Pietrasanta, the 19-year-old is currently plying his trade with Lega Pro Seconda Divisione/A outfit Mantova and showed his attacking qualities as he scored in the Virgiliani’s 2-0 win over Torres on Sunday.


Having commenced his career among Genoa’s youth academy, Tavanti then switched to Juventus in the summer of 2011. Following three years with the Bianconeri, he spent the start of this season on loan at Santarcangelo before joining Mantova on a temporary basis in February.


Gabriel Appelt Pires was another youngster to hit the headlines over the weekend after his fine strike in Livorno’s 3-1 triumph against Ternana.


In his seventh appearance for the club, the 21-year-old secured three critical points towards the Amaranto’s promotion hopes when his bicycle kick flew in off the angle of post and bar with 16 minutes to play.


Appelt Pires is proving a sensation in Tuscany and has already bagged two assists for Livorno this campaign during matches against Brescia and Latina.


Heading over to Switzerland’s Challenge League now, Zoran Josipovic was also on target as his FC Lugano side ran out 3-0 winners over Le Mont LS.


The striker, who possesses both Swiss and Serbian nationality, has had an injury-hit season so far but was able to come through 70 minutes of Sunday’s victory in which he scored the opener.


Josipovic caught Juventus’ eye for his impressive performances with Chiasso and subsequently linked up with the Bianconeri four years ago. The Switzerland Under-20 international also enjoyed a fruitful loan spell at Novara in Serie B last season.


And finally, everyone at Juventus Football Club would like to wish Federico Mattiello a speedy recovery after the youngster underwent surgery on a leg injury sustained in Chievo’s 0-0 draw with Roma on Sunday.


The 19-year-old, who made his Serie A debut for the Bianconeri during November’s 7-0 success over Parma in Turin, only transferred to the Gialloblu on a loan deal last month and will now spend a prolonged spell on the sidelines.  


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Pepe: “Back in business”

The winger conveys his delight after putting his injury nightmare firmly behind him: “I’ve feel good and I’m ready, as all the others are, to make my contribution to the cause when called upon”


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Simone Pepe says he is eager to build on his game time accrued so far this season and continue to make a positive contribution when given the nod by coach Massimiliano Allegri.


The winger, who officially put his two and a half year injury nightmare behind him when he returned to the starting line-up for the Bianconeri’s Coppa Italia clash with Hellas Verona in mid January, feels he is edging closer to peak fitness after working hard to force his way back into the first-team fold.


Speaking to Sky Sport, he began: “I’ve been training for eight months and feel good. My legs are getting back to what they were before and I’m ready, as all the others are, to make my contribution.


“Everyone would like to be in the starting line-up, that’s perfectly natural, but it’s important the manager knows he can also count on those on the bench, as we saw in the previous game.”  


After bagging his first assist of the season courtesy of a trademark cross for Fernando Llorente in last week’s Coppa Italia reverse to Fiorentina, Pepe was once again the provider for Paul Pogba’s winner on Monday night - albeit a little fortuitously.


Explaining how the move panned out, he said: “I was running and saw Tevez on the other side of the park. I wanted to tee him up but Paul arrived from deep. When he gathered the ball, I thought it was too difficult to control and would have run ahead of him. Instead he did brilliantly and scored a great goal.”


Having extended their lead at the top of Serie A to 11 points with a hard-fought triumph over Sassuolo, Juventus will be aiming to keep marching on when they run out against Palermo on Saturday afternoon.


Pepe, though, was quick to warn of the risks involved when coming up against a side boasting an unbeaten home record stretching back as far as late September.


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“We need to keep our focus because Palermo have gone a long time without losing a home game and we must try to stretch our advantage over Roma.”


Looking further ahead, the 31-year-old previewed next Wednesday’s Champions League last 16 decider in Dortmund, where he believes the pendulum could swing in either direction.


“It’s a completely unpredictable encounter because Borussia, like us, play an open game and have excellent players, just as we do. It’s perhaps the toughest last 16 encounter to call.”


 

Pepe: “Back in business”

The winger conveys his delight after putting his injury nightmare firmly behind him: “I’ve feel good and I’m ready, as all the others are, to make my contribution to the cause when called upon”


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Simone Pepe says he is eager to build on his game time accrued so far this season and continue to make a positive contribution when given the nod by coach Massimiliano Allegri.


The winger, who officially put his two and a half year injury nightmare behind him when he returned to the starting line-up for the Bianconeri’s Coppa Italia clash with Hellas Verona in mid January, feels he is edging closer to peak fitness after working hard to force his way back into the first-team fold.


Speaking to Sky Sport, he began: “I’ve been training for eight months and feel good. My legs are getting back to what they were before and I’m ready, as all the others are, to make my contribution.


“Everyone would like to be in the starting line-up, that’s perfectly natural, but it’s important the manager knows he can also count on those on the bench, as we saw in the previous game.”  


After bagging his first assist of the season courtesy of a trademark cross for Fernando Llorente in last week’s Coppa Italia reverse to Fiorentina, Pepe was once again the provider for Paul Pogba’s winner on Monday night - albeit a little fortuitously.


Explaining how the move panned out, he said: “I was running and saw Tevez on the other side of the park. I wanted to tee him up but Paul arrived from deep. When he gathered the ball, I thought it was too difficult to control and would have run ahead of him. Instead he did brilliantly and scored a great goal.”


Having extended their lead at the top of Serie A to 11 points with a hard-fought triumph over Sassuolo, Juventus will be aiming to keep marching on when they run out against Palermo on Saturday afternoon.


Pepe, though, was quick to warn of the risks involved when coming up against a side boasting an unbeaten home record stretching back as far as late September.


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“We need to keep our focus because Palermo have gone a long time without losing a home game and we must try to stretch our advantage over Roma.”


Looking further ahead, the 31-year-old previewed next Wednesday’s Champions League last 16 decider in Dortmund, where he believes the pendulum could swing in either direction.


“It’s a completely unpredictable encounter because Borussia, like us, play an open game and have excellent players, just as we do. It’s perhaps the toughest last 16 encounter to call.”


 

Pepe: “Back in business”

The winger conveys his delight after putting his injury nightmare firmly behind him: “I’ve feel good and I’m ready, as all the others are, to make my contribution to the cause when called upon”


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Simone Pepe says he is eager to build on his game time accrued so far this season and continue to make a positive contribution when given the nod by coach Massimiliano Allegri.


The winger, who officially put his two and a half year injury nightmare behind him when he returned to the starting line-up for the Bianconeri’s Coppa Italia clash with Hellas Verona in mid January, feels he is edging closer to peak fitness after working hard to force his way back into the first-team fold.


Speaking to Sky Sport, he began: “I’ve been training for eight months and feel good. My legs are getting back to what they were before and I’m ready, as all the others are, to make my contribution.


“Everyone would like to be in the starting line-up, that’s perfectly natural, but it’s important the manager knows he can also count on those on the bench, as we saw in the previous game.”  


After bagging his first assist of the season courtesy of a trademark cross for Fernando Llorente in last week’s Coppa Italia reverse to Fiorentina, Pepe was once again the provider for Paul Pogba’s winner on Monday night - albeit a little fortuitously.


Explaining how the move panned out, he said: “I was running and saw Tevez on the other side of the park. I wanted to tee him up but Paul arrived from deep. When he gathered the ball, I thought it was too difficult to control and would have run ahead of him. Instead he did brilliantly and scored a great goal.”


Having extended their lead at the top of Serie A to 11 points with a hard-fought triumph over Sassuolo, Juventus will be aiming to keep marching on when they run out against Palermo on Saturday afternoon.


Pepe, though, was quick to warn of the risks involved when coming up against a side boasting an unbeaten home record stretching back as far as late September.


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“We need to keep our focus because Palermo have gone a long time without losing a home game and we must try to stretch our advantage over Roma.”


Looking further ahead, the 31-year-old previewed next Wednesday’s Champions League last 16 decider in Dortmund, where he believes the pendulum could swing in either direction.


“It’s a completely unpredictable encounter because Borussia, like us, play an open game and have excellent players, just as we do. It’s perhaps the toughest last 16 encounter to call.”


 

Wednesday, March 11, 2015

Find out more about Eibar, FC Barcelona's next opponents

The Basque club are in the First Division for the first time in their history and are currently out of the relegation zone despite recent poor results.


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Barça face their first ever visit to Ipurua to take on Eibar this Saturday at 6.00pm CET. The Basque club are currently enjoying their first ever season in the Spanish top flight after two consecutive promotion campaigns that have seen them rise up from the Second Division B to the First Division in just two years. Under coach Gaizka Garitano they are currently out of the relegation zone with 12 games of the season remaining.


Below we take a look at some of the key facts about Barça’s next rivals in the league.



  • Eibar are in 14th place in the table at the moment with 27 points, just two points above the drop zone - Garitano’s team have won seven matches, drawn six and lost 13, scoring 26 goals and conceding 36.



  • The blaugranes will visit Ipurua for the very first time in their history. At home, Eibar have won three times, drawn three times and lost six. Even though their stadium holds just over 5,000 spectators, it has become a difficult place to go to for First Division teams.



  • After an excellent start to the league campaign, the team from Gipuzkoa in the Basque Country finds themselves in the midst of their worst run of the season. They have lost their last seven league games in the league during which time they have only found the net twice.



  • The team have scored 26 league goals in 26 matches. The Italian striker Piovaccari andArruabarrena are top scorers at the moment with five each, followed by Manu del Moral andSaúl Berjón on three.



  • Berjón is one of two former Barça players currently at Eibar. The Asturian played for the B team in the season 2010/11 in which he played 26 games and scored three goals. Their other former blaugrana is Dani Nieto who left the club last summer after scoring six goals in 34 games for Barça B.

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Find out more about Eibar, FC Barcelona's next opponents

The Basque club are in the First Division for the first time in their history and are currently out of the relegation zone despite recent poor results.


discount Barcelona soccer jerseys


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Barça face their first ever visit to Ipurua to take on Eibar this Saturday at 6.00pm CET. The Basque club are currently enjoying their first ever season in the Spanish top flight after two consecutive promotion campaigns that have seen them rise up from the Second Division B to the First Division in just two years. Under coach Gaizka Garitano they are currently out of the relegation zone with 12 games of the season remaining.


Below we take a look at some of the key facts about Barça’s next rivals in the league.



  • Eibar are in 14th place in the table at the moment with 27 points, just two points above the drop zone - Garitano’s team have won seven matches, drawn six and lost 13, scoring 26 goals and conceding 36.



  • The blaugranes will visit Ipurua for the very first time in their history. At home, Eibar have won three times, drawn three times and lost six. Even though their stadium holds just over 5,000 spectators, it has become a difficult place to go to for First Division teams.



  • After an excellent start to the league campaign, the team from Gipuzkoa in the Basque Country finds themselves in the midst of their worst run of the season. They have lost their last seven league games in the league during which time they have only found the net twice.



  • The team have scored 26 league goals in 26 matches. The Italian striker Piovaccari andArruabarrena are top scorers at the moment with five each, followed by Manu del Moral andSaúl Berjón on three.



  • Berjón is one of two former Barça players currently at Eibar. The Asturian played for the B team in the season 2010/11 in which he played 26 games and scored three goals. Their other former blaugrana is Dani Nieto who left the club last summer after scoring six goals in 34 games for Barça B.

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Find out more about Eibar, FC Barcelona's next opponents

The Basque club are in the First Division for the first time in their history and are currently out of the relegation zone despite recent poor results.


discount Barcelona soccer jerseys


discount Barcelona soccer jerseys


Barça face their first ever visit to Ipurua to take on Eibar this Saturday at 6.00pm CET. The Basque club are currently enjoying their first ever season in the Spanish top flight after two consecutive promotion campaigns that have seen them rise up from the Second Division B to the First Division in just two years. Under coach Gaizka Garitano they are currently out of the relegation zone with 12 games of the season remaining.


Below we take a look at some of the key facts about Barça’s next rivals in the league.



  • Eibar are in 14th place in the table at the moment with 27 points, just two points above the drop zone - Garitano’s team have won seven matches, drawn six and lost 13, scoring 26 goals and conceding 36.



  • The blaugranes will visit Ipurua for the very first time in their history. At home, Eibar have won three times, drawn three times and lost six. Even though their stadium holds just over 5,000 spectators, it has become a difficult place to go to for First Division teams.



  • After an excellent start to the league campaign, the team from Gipuzkoa in the Basque Country finds themselves in the midst of their worst run of the season. They have lost their last seven league games in the league during which time they have only found the net twice.



  • The team have scored 26 league goals in 26 matches. The Italian striker Piovaccari andArruabarrena are top scorers at the moment with five each, followed by Manu del Moral andSaúl Berjón on three.



  • Berjón is one of two former Barça players currently at Eibar. The Asturian played for the B team in the season 2010/11 in which he played 26 games and scored three goals. Their other former blaugrana is Dani Nieto who left the club last summer after scoring six goals in 34 games for Barça B.

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