Final score

29 October 2011 20:45

Inter
28' Maicon
1 - 2
Juventus
33' Marchisio
12' Vucinic
Referee: Nicola Rizzoli / Linesmen: Niccolai, Copelli / Fourth official: Orsato
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45' The first half ends with no added time played: Inter 1-2 Juventus. Vucinic, Maicon and Marchisio the scorers
45' Vidal goes into the ref's book for a foul on Pazzini
40' Marchisio is through one-on-one with Castellazzi, he loops his shot over the keeper (and wide) before falling under contact. No penalty
33' Juventus score again: Marchisio and Matri play a one-two and the midfielder places his shot into the corner beyond Castellazzi. 1-2
31' So close! Maicon's powerful cross is headed goalwards by Pazzini, but it comes off the bar
28' Maicon's piledriver of an equaliser took a slight deflection off Bonucci on its way in
28' After the ball is cleared from a corner, Sneijder threads a ball through to Maicon, who fires a thunderous shot past Buffon. 1-1
26' Zarate cuts inside from the left and makes space for the shot, firing just wide of the near post
22' Bonucci is booked for a foul on Zarate
22' Obi carries the ball forward and picks out Maicon, who bursts down to the by-line; Buffon closes the angle and blocks
16' Juventus earn a series of corners and from the second Chiellini rises and connects with his head: wide
16' Sneijder lays off for Pazzini, whose effort goes wide
14' The Bianconeri hit on the break with Vucinic and Matri; Castellazzi makes the save
12' Juventus are in front: Matri gets on the end of Lichtsteiner's cross, Castellazzi saves but Vucinic turns in the rebound. 0-1
6' Bonucci blocks Zarate's shot from inside the box with his legs
4' Inter almost take the lead: Sneijder's free kick is knocked down by Maicon and Cambiasso's volley flies across the face of the goal
3' A chance for Inter: Maicon fires goalwards, Pazzini gets his heel to it with his back to goal but Buffon stretches to make the save
1' The waiting is over: here at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza we're all set for Inter v Juventus, the Nerazzurri's Week 10 fixture in Serie A 2011/12
1' The Bianconeri take the kick-off and Inter v Juventus gets under way. FORZA INTER!!!
1' Nike's new matchball, Seitiro Hi-Vis, is making its debut in Inter v Juventus. It will be used in Serie A until February
1' Nicola Rizzoli from the refereeing section of Bologna is the man in charge of proceedings tonight. His assistants are Niccolai and Copelli, and fourth man is Orsato
1' Antonio Conte has both Buffon and Vucinic available, and the Montenegro forward lines up with Vidal and Marchisio behind target man Matri
1' Castellazzi stands in for Julio Cesar, Obi starts in midfield alongside Zanetti and Cambiasso, and Sneijder plays in the hole behind Zarate and Pazzini
Minute Text commentary
49' Inter v Juventus finishes 1-2. The Nerazzurri remain on 8 points
49' Nagatomo fouls Del Piero. Juventus have a free kick, then Inter hit on the break
48' Juventus have a free kick 30 yards out: straight into the Nerazzurri wall
45' Rizzoli signals 4 minutes of stoppage time
44' Conte makes his last substitution: Pazienza comes on for Vidal
42' Del Piero has a chance one-on-one with Castellazzi but angles his effort wide of the keeper's right-hand upright
41' Great play by Alvarez as he puts in a cross for Pazzini, whose volley is well off target
39' Del Piero comes on for Juventus, replacing Vucinic
36' Another great save by Castellazzi as he turns Estigarribia's close-range shot wide. The ref doesn't award a corner
36' Stankovic plays a ball forward to Pazzini and the striker goes down in the area under pressure from the Juventus defence. Rizzoli waves play on
33' Ranieri makes his third and final change: Alvarez comes on for Sneijder
25' Juventus substitution: Matri makes way for Estigarribia
22' Pirlo fouls Sneijder and is shown a yellow card for his efforts
20' Sneijder goes into the book for protesting
19' Inter make their second change: Obi is replaced by Stankovic
19' Obi has a long-range shot: it goes over
16' Pirlo tries his luck from wide on the right but curls his effort way over the bar
15' Castellazzi makes a crucial save: Pirlo takes a free kick and Vucinic shoots from close range, the Nerazzurri keeper blocking with his legs
14' Chivu is the first Inter player to be booked
10' Pepe is also shown a yellow card for a foul on Maicon
9' Chiellini is booked for a foul on Pazzini
3' Sneijder swings it in but Rizzoli's whistle goes: Cambiasso and Lucio are offside
2' Pepe handballs and the Nerazzurri have a free kick
1' Ranieri replaces Zarate with Castaignos for the second half
1' The second half begins
Zanetti
5.68
5.68
Stankovic
4.33
4.33
Cambiasso
4.8
4.8
Maicon
6.76
6.76
Chivu
3.41
3.41
Obi
4.99
4.99
Lucio
4.53
4.53
Sneijder
4.92
4.92
Castellazzi
5.88
5.88
Pazzini
5.36
5.36
Nagatomo
3.87
3.87
Castaignos
3.41
3.41
Alvarez
4.94
4.94
Zarate
4.93
4.93
Average rating 4.84
4 shots on target 6
4 shots off target 7
13 fouls committed 12
6 corners 4
2 offsides 3
46% ball possession 54%
Ranieri and Inter: winless at home, but unbeaten as an ex

For the 16th time in a competitive match, Claudio Ranieri, as a coach, is facing Juventus; a club he guided from July 2007 to May 2009. His record against the "Vecchia Signora" is 2 wins, 4 draws and 9 defeats. In the 7 competitive matches played at home Ranieri's teams have never won: 2 draws and 5 defeats. But since he left Juventus, in May 2009, Ranieri is unbeaten against the Bianconeri, with 2 wins and 1 draw in the three meetings; all of which took place when he was coach of Roma and were played in Torino.

Inter and Conte: draw in last competitive match, his last as a player

This will be Inter's 2nd competitive match against Conte as a coach. The previous one ended 1-1 in Milan against his Atalanta in the 2009/10 Serie A season. Inter was Antonio Conte's final opponent in his playing career; on 4 April 2004 at the San Siro in the Serie A, the Nerazzurri defeated Juventus 3-2 with Conte on the pitch. He saw 18 minutes of playing time in the game, having come on for Camoranesi in the 72nd minute.

Inter with clean sheet at home against Bianconeri in Serie A for 297 minutes

The last goal that Juventus scored against Inter at the San Siro in the Serie A came on 22 March 2008 when the Bianconeri won 2-1. The scorer of the second goal was Trezeguet in the 63rd minute. From that moment, counting the 27 remaining minutes of that mach, plus the entire games from the 2008/09 season (1-0 win for Inter), 2009/10 (2-0 win for Inter) and 2010/11 (0-0), for a total of a 297-minute dry spell for Juventus.

100 for Thiago Motta

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Ranieri seeks his 200th win as a coach in Italian competitions

Claudio Ranieri is on the verge of his 200th victory in Italian competitions, in which he has guided Campania, Cagliari, Napoli, Fiorentina, Parma, Juventus, Roma and Inter. The wins are as follows: 145 in Serie A, 34 in Serie B, 20 in Serie C1, for a total of 467 appearances with 158 draws and 110 defeats. His first win goes back to 4 October 1987 in Campania 1-0 Cagliari.

100 for Thiago Motta

Thiago Motta, should he take to the pitch, will celebrate his 100th competitive match wearing the shirt of an Italian club. His current 99 appearances - gathered with Genoa and Inter - are divided as such: 73 in Serie A, 8 in the Coppa Italia, 14 in European competition and 4 in other competitions. His official debut came on 19 October 2008 in Genoa 1-0 Siena, in the Serie A.

Penalties in Serie A 2011/12: Inter most penalised, Juve still without any against

Inter is the most penalised team in the Serie A this 2011/12 season in regards to penalties suffered; 5 in the first 8 matches, of which 3 were successfully converted. Inter have already had as many penalties given against them as they did in the entire 2010/11 season. Juventus is one of 5 teams - along with Roma, Milan, Fiorentina and Siena - that has not had a penalty given against them in the Serie A this season.

Attack at home still anemic and defence away still a bunker

Inter have scored only one goal at home (like Chievo), and Juventus have let in only one goal away. Thus the San Siro prepares to see one of the most toothless home attacks take on one of the strongest away defences this 2011/12 Serie A season.

Juventus with only one loss in last 18 league matches

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Pirlo: 400 matches in Italian competitions

Should Andrea Pirlo take to the pitch, he will celebrate the 400th league appearance of his career. His current 399 appearances - collected with Brescia, Inter, Reggina, Milan and Juventus - are divided as such: 382 in Serie A and 17 in Serie B. His professional debut came on 21 May 1995 in Reggiana 2-0 Brescia.

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wins(45) draws(34) defeats(26)

starting lineups

Castellazzi 12 Buffon
Maicon 13 Lichtsteiner
Lucio 6 Bonucci
Chivu 26 Barzagli
Nagatomo 55 Chiellini
Zanetti 4 Pirlo
Cambiasso 19 Pepe
Obi 20 Vidal
Sneijder 10 Marchisio
Zarate 28 Vucinic
Pazzini 7 Matri

substitutes

Orlandoni 21 Storari
Cordoba 2 Pazienza
Stankovic 5 Del Piero
Alvarez 11 De Ceglie
Milito 22 Elia
Castaignos 30 Quagliarella
Jonathan 42 Estigarribia