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Lucio's timely goal not only calmed the slightly impatient mood of the Fiorentina players after a long attack, but also forced Juventus to face the disadvantage of falling behind for the second time in this game.

It will be extremely difficult for any team to score against Juventus, who are a little stiff in attack but strong in defence, but on the other hand, it will be very difficult for the Bianconeri to chase points when they are behind.

Therefore, after the resumption of the game, the Juventus players tried very hard to equalize the score again, but they were too rigid to play against Fiorentina's tight defensive system, and most of the time they only relied on the individual ability of Nedved and Camoranesi on the wings to force the Fiorentina defence.

The rigidity of the offensive end and the backwardness of the score forced Juventus to increase their investment in attack, and this gave Fiorentina an opportunity to take advantage of.

In the 81st minute, Camoranesi broke through Carlos' defense on the right and sent in a high cross. However, the ball was not obtained by Trezeguet as he had hoped, but was cleared by Lucio, who was guarding the penalty area, and Vieri, who was cruising near the center circle of the stadium, stopped the ball firmly at his feet under the interference of Montero behind him, and then forced a turn under the latter's defense, and took the opportunity to distribute the ball to the left side of the field, which is where Vincent is!

After training with Vincent for several months, Vieri was not very familiar with the characteristics of this teammate, but he was quite familiar with it, so he did not pass the ball directly to Vincent, but played a slight advance to give the opponent a space to accelerate.

"Well passed!" Vincent, who noticed the trajectory of the ball, praised Vieri's pass in his heart, "Anyway, when I played in the second team, why didn't I meet a striker teammate who was so good at playing the ball?" In addition to being able to grab shots, the two guys of Pelissier and Rigano are left to play the role of covering as meat shields......"

Thinking like this, Vincent's feet did not stop at all, he had already raised his speed, he successfully received the ball from Vieri, and before Thuram could stand in a good position to block his breakthrough route, he accelerated again violently, and rushed past the Frenchman in an instant!

In terms of competition experience, Vincent naturally can't catch up with Thuram, an old fritter who has been in the Serie A league for many years, but if you talk about speed and explosiveness alone, Thuram is definitely not as good as Vincent. Therefore, in this contest of absolute speed, Thuram, who failed to block Vincent's breakthrough line at the first time, was naturally undoubtedly defeated. And after breaking through Thuram's defense, Vincent did not give the Juventus players a chance to make amends, and rushed towards the gate of Juventus with the ball non-stop!

At this time, in the stands of the Alp Stadium, both Fiorentina and Juventus fans could not help but hold their breath nervously, watching the speed race between Vincent and the Juventus defenders - only to see the Spaniard take the lead with the ball, and behind him were Thuram and Montero who were desperately chasing back.

Although Vincent has a considerable advantage in terms of speed, he has to take care of the ball at his feet, and at the same time pay attention to the distance between the Juventus players in front of him and behind him, so as not to be ruined by the opponent's formation of a close circle. Therefore, when Vincent rushed to the line of the penalty area, Montero also rushed to his side and intercepted him at the first opportunity.

Having been educated by Italian defenders for more than two years, Vincent certainly won't be frustrated by Montero's entanglement. Vincent first feigned to shoot, forcing Montero to speed up his circle to block his shot, and then immediately passed the ball to the top of the box - where Ballack was already ready to shoot under Vieri's cover and waited for Vincent to feed him with ammunition.

The ball slammed into the goal like a cannonball, and although Frei judged the way of the ball, he couldn't block Ballack's shot because it was too fast, three to one!

Ballack's goal sealed the win for Fiorentina, and although Nedved also scored his second goal of the game from the top of the box just before the end of the game, it was nothing more than a consolation goal that had no bearing on the outcome of the game.

In the end, when the referee blew the whistle for the end of the game, Fiorentina came home from the Alps with a 3-2 win over Juventus, making it four wins in a row to give the Bianconeri a rough weekend.

After beating Juventus, Fiorentina still couldn't get rid of the intensive schedule of two matches a week that had lasted for half a month. The following week, the Purple Lilies face the first round of the Coppa Italia against former Serie A champions Napoli from Serie B.

By the way, unlike Spain, which prohibits the second team from participating in the Copa del Rey competition, the Italian Football Federation allows those second teams to sign up for the Coppa Italia in order to increase the training of local young players. Of course, these teams will have to start from the group stage and go through a brutal selection process before they can go head-to-head with Serie A teams, just like other teams in the same league as them.

Under Jose Mourinho's leadership, Fiorentina II, who have lost the likes of Pelissier and Ricano, have performed well in this season's Coppa Italia. They reached this stage after winning back-to-back group games in the first two group stages and the knockout rounds that followed, knocking out the likes of Palermo and Catania, and are the only second team to make it to Serie A after a succession.

Fiorentina II did not have a good draw in the first round of the Coppa Italia against Bologna from Serie A.

Although in Serie A, Bologna, which relies on veterans to play the world, can only be regarded as a mid-table team with no hope of relegation in Europe, but that is only relative. If you put this Bologna side in the second division of Fiorentina II, they are undoubtedly a top team.

Compared with Bologna, which has famous players such as Pagliuca and Signori, the Fiorentina II team, which has lost the two main strikers of Pelicier and Ricano, obviously gives people a feeling of serious lack of combat effectiveness. Even Jose Mourinho's unbeaten run of five wins and one draw in Serie B this season has not been able to turn that impression around.

So, at 2 p.m. on October 1, the first round of the Coppa Italia match was officially announced at Fiorentina II's new home, at the Giuliano Sarti Stadium, which had just been completed this summer!