Little or nothing mattered the tie of the Juventus de Turin Front of Lazio (2-1) both for the fans and for the squad itself. This Monday, Giorgio Chiellini y Paulo Dybalatwo club legends, played their last game at home wearing the ‘bianconera’ jersey and were fired as the occasion demanded, with a standing ovation.
Yes, it is true that, given that he is going to leave, it is better to win so that the taste in the mouth is sweeter. But hey, nothing changed. The first to receive the honors of the tier was Chielliniwho had to retire in the 18th minute due to physical problems and made the entire Juventus Stadium roar, from which he left very emotional, embraced by his family and leaving the bracelet to Dybala in a beautiful and iconic gesture.
Vlahovic dedicates the goal to Dybala
At that minute I was already beating Juventus. In a flash, and assisted by Alvaro MorataDusan Vlahovic hit a header at the back of the ‘net’ and took the opportunity to dedicate it to La Joya, imitating his best-known celebration by putting his hand on his face before the entire squad melted into a hug (10′).
Maybe it was for having feelings on the surface, or maybe not, but the Juventus He did not play his best match. The Lazio He dominated and had them, although he lacked precision in the completions, giving life to Juventus, who increased their advantage with a great goal from Morata. His shot, to the square, knocked on the wood before entering and also celebrating with Dybala (36′).
Morata also dedicated his goal to La Joya
The script for the second half didn’t change too much. He kept trying Lazio and in the end, on an own goal by Alex Sandro, he found the prize (51′). It was the least of it. The Juventus Stadium I was waiting for the moment to say goodbye to Dybala and that was in the 80′. They all got into it. There were tears in the stands and the Argentine was fired by each of his teammates. While in the band Sarri, with whom he did not have the best crumbs, complained about the loss of time on the band to Massimilaino Allegri, who did not believe the complaint. And so the match ended, with Dybala approaching the fans while the clock was running and signing shirts, banners and everything he could, somehow giving back what Juventus gave him in the 7 years he was there.
However, the party was not complete. Lazio still had to say, more than anything because a point ensured its presence in the Europa League next season and it all came at the last breath. Perin didn’t know how to catch a shot from mid-range and Milinkovic-Savic nailed it inside, putting Sarri’s box insane (95′).