Author of a double against Juventus, Giovanni Simeone is untenable with Hellas
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After having beaten Lazio like a big one of a quadruplet, Giovanni Simeone remade the blow against Juve Saturday by offering a new prestigious success to Hellas (2-1). The beginning of a rebirth for Diego Simeone’s son?
There aren’t many men on Earth who can beat Juve in a quarter of an hour. Even sick, even closer now “from a mid-table team” according to his coach Massimiliano Allegri, the Old Lady remains a revealer for a center forward. This big test, Giovanni Simeone did not only pass it brilliantly in the cold of Bentegodi this Saturday: he exploded it. Conveniently, first, by being in the right place at the right time following a strike from Antonín Barák that Wojciech Szczęsny rejected. Magically, then, at the entrance to the surface thanks to a strike nested in the glass of the bianconero doorman. The number 99 could even have given himself a crazy hat-trick without a fault from Gianluca Caprari on Arthur before the half-hour mark, but who cares: if Hellas throne in the top 10 and ahead of Juve, with seven points taken out of nine possible in a week, it is in large part thanks to “El Cholito”.
[RESUME VIDEO] #SerieA Juventus fall at Hellas Verona! After the defeat against Sassuolo, the Old Lady bows again! 2-1 loss with a double from Giovanni Simeone! Https: //t.co/MGtI886uLD
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Goals and Rocky Balboa
A guy “intelligent and humble”, here are the two qualifiers chosen by Igor Tudor about his striker on the sidelines of this victory in Verona. The former assistant of Andrea Pirlo in Turin, at the head of Hellas following the early dismissal of Eusebio Di Francesco, could also have added “talented”, because scoring six goals in a week is far from easy . If Giovanni remained silent against Udinese in the middle of the week (1-1), it is perhaps because he had given everything against Lazio by purely and simply registering the quadruplet of victory against the Maurizio training
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