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I missed on only one game (before the final game tomorrow), the Genoa win, but man...the pitch on Stadio Luigi Ferraris is in critical condition, it looks more like a random piece of land in the middle of nowhere rather than a football pitch. The bad weather, way too many games played in a very short period of time has almost completely destroyed it. My point, both Sampdoria (don't forget their surprise win over Inter just a couple of days ago) and Genoa will have an advantage playing there, as they are used to play in that mud bath.
Two big derbies next week, Lazio vs. Roma and Inter vs. Juventus!
I missed on only one game (before the final game tomorrow), the Genoa win, but man...the pitch on Stadio Luigi Ferraris is in critical condition, it looks more like a random piece of land in the middle of nowhere rather than a football pitch. The bad weather, way too many games played in a very short period of time has almost completely destroyed it. My point, both Sampdoria (don't forget their surprise win over Inter just a couple of days ago) and Genoa will have an advantage playing there, as they are used to play in that mud bath.
Two big derbies next week, Lazio vs. Roma and Inter vs. Juventus!
interesting point, did not had a chance to watch Sampdoria or Genoa lately, and if the pitch is that bad, it is an advantage for home, and should be taken into account
yeah, this round results were widely expected, and one could predict them almost all, but previous rounds brought many upsets, and that is why I set some upsets in every round, and that did not get well into this round, I did not expected that Lazio will win in Parma, nevertheless they did, and they made Parma's fifth lose in a row, eight matches without a win - they are on the road to hell (Serie B for them)
. Juventus managed to win 3:1 and @tyKiwanuka got exact score. 5 exact scores, 21 points and we still have on game on Monday. Very impressive performance.
