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16 October 2009

Juventus-Fiorentina: a bit of history

Juventus and Fiorentina played 7 championship amtches in the month of October. If history does repeat itself, the match on Saturday should be one rich in goals. The series shows the great reception and spectacle such an encounter has always generated.

The first dates back to 1939 and a final 3-2 result in favour of Juventus with goals at the start and the end by Bellini ( and as a confirmation to tradition after 10 minutes the score was already 2-1!).

In 1946, Fiorentina ended the first half in advantage y 1-0. This was totally turned around in the second half with the goal by Sentimenti III and two gaols by Candiani for a final 3-1 score.

In 1955, the viola won by 4-0 in Turin. This was no coincidence as it was in the season of their first championship title while Juventus ended in the middle of the table.

In 1963 it was a South American style draw. The home team scored thanks to Nenè while the Tuscans equalized thanks to Maschio.

Victories rich in goals were back in 1975. The final 4-2 saw the goals by Gori, Causio (twice) and Anastasi for the bainconeri. The goal scored by Anastasi was his last in a series of 131 goals scored for Juventus.

The 5-1 final result on the 23rd of October 1977, spelt crisis for Carmignani, former Juventus goalkeeper at the time playing for Fiorentina, who was totally confused after he suffered a goal scored by Boninsegna following a distraction after a goal-kick. Within 8 minutes, Tardelli and an own goal by Della Martira made the score 3-0. In the second half, it was the turn of substitute Giovanni Galli to suffer goals by Causio and Benetti, within 5 minutes. It was however the match which would see him become the first goalkeeper that season.

Finally, the great excitement of the 5th of October 1997. The match is in the hands of the viola up to 10 minutes from the final whistle, due to the own goal by Pessotto. Towards the end of the match, Inzaghi and Del Piero turned round the result giving Lippi’s Juve another win after a comeback, which was less exciting then the famous 3-2 by Vialli and Del Piero but as important.

 

 



  

 

 

1 

Inter 

59 

2 

Milan 

58 

3 

Roma 

53 

4 

Palermo 

46 

5 

Juventus 

45 

6 

Sampdoria 

44 

7 

Genoa 

42 

8 

Napoli 

41 

9 

Cagliari 

39 

10 

Fiorentina 

38 

11 

Bari 

38 

12 

Parma 

37 

13 

Chievo 

35 

14 

Bologna 

35 

15 

Udinese 

31 

16 

Catania 

31 

17 

Lazio 

26 

18 

Livorno 

24 

19 

Atalanta 

22 

20 

Siena 

22 

Bologna 

Sampdoria 

1 - 1 

Catania 

Inter 

3 - 1 

Genoa 

Cagliari 

5 - 3 

Juventus 

Siena 

3 - 3 

Lazio 

Bari 

0 - 2 

Livorno 

Roma 

3 - 3 

Milan 

Chievo 

1 - 0 

Napoli 

Fiorentina 

1 - 3 

Parma 

Atalanta 

1 - 0 

Udinese 

Palermo 

3 - 2