The top is at six points, seven if Inter wins in recovery with Bologna: in Turin they have not raised the white flag
“If we had won against Inter …“: here is the mantra of the Juventus fans these days that looking at the ranking they see the summit in just six points (seven if we assume an Inter winning against Bologna in the recovery on 27 April) and they feel regret and anger grow for a match they believe they have lost undeservedly. In reality – judgments of merit of the fans apart and avoiding unnecessarily counting on the ifs and buts – it is reality itself that keeps the “speranziella” (scudetto) alive which Allegri has instead defined set – for mere luck – on the eve of the match in Cagliari. True, it is a question of “speranziella”, but at this point Juve cannot be cut off yet. In front they braked (Inter apart), the calendar presents unknowns for all the first three of the standings, the Juventus one is no less: a misstep, even the smallest one, would be fatal but the truth is that in Turin they haven’t really raised the white flag yet.
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Of course, the goal remains the qualification in the Champions League, for everything else it would be an epochal undertaking taking into account that there are three teams in front of the bianconeri: to recover points on all of them, time is actually short. In the next six games, Juve will have to face the Bologna (in the house), the Sassuolo (away from home), the Venezia (in the house), the Genoa (away from home), la Lazio (in the house) and the Fiorentina (away from home): average difficulty coefficient, in short, with a rather complicated ending. But the “speranziella”, however timid, is still alive today.
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