Post by Taxigirl on Nov 27, 2003 9:43:06 GMT
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Juventus are concerned that Inter’s 5-1 humiliation at the hands of Arsenal last night could make things tough for them on Saturday.
The two teams meet at the Stadio Delle Alpi this weekend and director general Luciano Moggi (pictured) maintains Inter’s loss could complicate matters.
"They’ve suffered a heavy blow against Arsenal which means we will face a very determined Inter side at the weekend," said the Bianconeri official.
"That 5-1 defeat could turn out to be a real problem for us. Inter will be hungry to hit back immediately.
"Although they lost, we are all aware of the strength of Alberto Zaccheroni’s side. We won’t be taking anything for granted."
Juventus were themselves in action last night when they controversially beat Siena 2-1 in the Coppa Italia.
"The real loser was referee Nicola Ayroldi," stated Tuscan President Paolo De Luca today. "Juventus have no need to be aided.
"Ayroldi didn’t award us two penalties which everybody else saw. Ciro Ferrara also brought down one of our players when he was the last man.
"I know Ciro well from his days with Napoli and I’m sure he would have sent himself off for that foul.
"Ayroldi also allowed them a goal which should have been clearly ruled out for offside."
Juventus are concerned that Inter’s 5-1 humiliation at the hands of Arsenal last night could make things tough for them on Saturday.
The two teams meet at the Stadio Delle Alpi this weekend and director general Luciano Moggi (pictured) maintains Inter’s loss could complicate matters.
"They’ve suffered a heavy blow against Arsenal which means we will face a very determined Inter side at the weekend," said the Bianconeri official.
"That 5-1 defeat could turn out to be a real problem for us. Inter will be hungry to hit back immediately.
"Although they lost, we are all aware of the strength of Alberto Zaccheroni’s side. We won’t be taking anything for granted."
Juventus were themselves in action last night when they controversially beat Siena 2-1 in the Coppa Italia.
"The real loser was referee Nicola Ayroldi," stated Tuscan President Paolo De Luca today. "Juventus have no need to be aided.
"Ayroldi didn’t award us two penalties which everybody else saw. Ciro Ferrara also brought down one of our players when he was the last man.
"I know Ciro well from his days with Napoli and I’m sure he would have sent himself off for that foul.
"Ayroldi also allowed them a goal which should have been clearly ruled out for offside."