| Goals | Goals |
|---|---|
| 34. Luca Marrone (9’) | 3. Stefano Lucchini (83’) |
| 10. Alessandro Del Piero (28’) | |
| 15. Andrea Barzagli (90’) |
Juventus remain unbeaten.
Alessandro Del Piero, Juventus
Juventus finished their season with a 100%
undefeated streak following a 3-1 win against Atalanta at the Juventus Stadium.
After spending nearly his whole career at
the club, Alessandro Del Piero was playing his last game for Juventus and he
was eager to make an impact when he sliced through a pass to Borriello, but the
forward’s effort went over by little in the 8th minute.
But there was little waiting to be done as
Luca Marrone- who made his fifth appearance in Serie A- managed to curl in the
ball into the back of the net. Excellent strike by the youngster, two minutes
later.
After much possession the lead was further
extended thanks to their own skipper Del Piero, who capped off his finale in
style. The striker did well to curl it into the far bottom left hand corner of
the goals in the 28th minute.
Several moments later, Atalanta squandered
a chance to pull one back through German Denis, when he missed a sitter from
close range.
Andre Pirlo- who was awarded Sportsman of
the Year just before kickoff- was receiving endless cheers from the fans but
was whistled for offside after an exchange of play in the final 5 minutes of
the half.
Del
Piero waved goodbye to his fans, eleven minutes into the second period, when he
was taken off and replaced by Simone Pepe.
Substitute Fabio Quagliarella took a shot
from distance but it went out of play above the crossbar, before Stephan
Lichstiener gave Atalanta a chance of a late equalizer when he scored an own
goal in the 85th minute.
Juve were awarded a penalty on the 90 when
Marco Borriello was brought down in the box and Andrea Barzagli made no error
in capitalizing on the opportunity to make it 3-1.
A fantastic end to the Bianconeri’s
campaign as they end the season as 2011/2012 Scudetto Champions and the only
team to finish the season unbeaten in the top five leagues in Europe.
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