Fiorentina surprised Juventus and knocked him down with a hat-trick at home

Juventus suffered a double setback when they suffered their first loss this season and were at home to Fiorentina 0-3, while a jury decision at the Italian Olympic Committee did not count their 3-0 win over Napoli when the latter He was withdrawing from the game due to the infection of players in his ranks with the Corona virus. Noob and decided to repeat the match at a later date.

With these three points left out and today’s loss, Juventus have just 24 points, seven points behind leader Milan, who will face Lazio on Wednesday.

Napoli had submitted its case to one of the arbitration committees of the Italian Olympic Committee after the Italian Football Federation and the Italian League, the Italian League, rejected the appeals presented by them.

Coming back to today’s match, Juventus was a Yemeni man in tightening the screws at Milan by defeating Fiorentina, which only managed two wins this season over Udinese 3-2 and Turin 1-0 before visiting Juventus, but conceded an early goal at 3 minutes. Then Juan Cuadrado fired the Colombian, without achieving his goal.

Fiorentina surprised the owners of the field with an early goal when the French veteran Franck Ribéry passed a frontal ball and hit the Serbian Dusan Vlahovic, sinking it as the Polish goalkeeper Vojczyk Szczny went to the net, giving the advantage to your team (3). It is the third consecutive game in which Vlahovic has scored.

Things got worse in the old woman’s ranks after her winger Cuadrado was sent off for violently interfering with Gaetano Castroveli in just 18 minutes, as her team completed the match with ten men.

Coach Andrea Pirlo was forced to remove Welsh midfielder Aaron Ramsey and replace Brazilian right-back Danilo.

Juventus pressed to equalize, and their Portuguese star Ronaldo made an individual effort before hitting a ball that trailed and passed the right post (32).

At the start of the second half, winger Federico Bernardeschi intervened instead of Spanish striker Álvaro Morata.

Despite repeated attempts by Juventus, he was unable to adjust the result until he conceded a second goal with friendly fire from Brazilian Alex Sandro (76).

Then, the Uruguayan defender José Martín Cáceres, a former Juventus player, hit the old woman when he scored the third goal (81).