Genoa-Juve, disappointed Vlahovic on the bench eats his hands angry

Nothing for 70 minutes, then a stubborn action like the one that with Sassuolo, in his second Juventus match, was worth a goal: hand-to-hand on the left with Bani, he falls, gets up, also sits Hefti and fires a diagonal torpedo towards the door of Genoa, finding Sirigu to wall it. At least as long as he was on the pitch, Juve were ahead, but it will remain the only action of Marassi’s evening in which Dusan Vlahovic was seen. Zero first and changed immediately after, with Alvaro Morata inserted in his place.

All the disappointment

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Massimiliano Allegri’s embrace at the time of the change is the sign of a strong understanding, also due to the Serbian’s willingness to be molded by a pedigree technician. But Vlahovic’s disappointment was strong, very strong, and the photo of the evening is that of the former Viola attacker on the bench who eats his hands, not just his nails, watching his team-mates, well before the comeback made by Genoa. Not for the change this time, there is the match with Inter to think about: Vlahovic is angry with himself, for the performance of Marassi. And because it’s the third game in a row without scoring: it had never happened in this league before.