Ronaldo and co. tripping in the city of Naples in the Italian topstrid

Juventus had the opportunity to create further distance to the pursuers in Serie A on Sunday evening, but it failed. At stamford bridge against Napoli came Cr

Ann McDonald
Ann McDonald
26 January 2020 Sunday 21:00
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Ronaldo and co. tripping in the city of Naples in the Italian topstrid

Juventus had the opportunity to create further distance to the pursuers in Serie A on Sunday evening, but it failed.

At stamford bridge against Napoli came Cristiano Ronaldo and co. to short, and Napoli won the game 2-1 after three goals in the second half.

Thus remained Juventus on 51 points in the first place and has three points down to Inter in second place.

Inter played the previous Sunday draw 1-1 at home against Cagliari, while Lazio in third place have 46 points after a 1-1 draw in lokalbraget in Rome against AS Roma.

Naples has of bad in this season and met up with three liganederlag in a row, but with the three points there was little to rejoice about.

Napoli played out on the tenth with 27 points.

Juventus met up with an offensive consisting of Cristiano Ronaldo, Gonzalo Higuain and Paulo Dybala, but they didn't find the way to the goal in the first half.

Why was the post at 0-0 at the entrance to the second half, but after a little over an hour, struck Naples.

Naples conquered the ball and launched a conversion, and Lorenzo Insigne completed from the distance. The ball was halvklaret of Juventus-keeper Wojciech Szczesny and jumped out to Piotr Zielinski who kicked Napoli at 1-0.

Four minutes before the time it was so Insigne, who in the field kicked off in Naples in front 2-0, and then you had to believe that Naples could breathe a sigh of relief.

Ronaldo took care, however, to create suspense up to the last, as verdensstjernen at the last minute, reduced to 1-2 when he sent the ball into the goal after a long pass.

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Updated: 26.01.2020 21:00