Italian Serie A

FT Saturday, March 5, 2005
Juventus LWDLW 2
–
AS Roma DDLWL 1
Olimpico · 34,992 att.

Head to Head

JUV leads series 2-1-2

Lineups

ROMA

  1. 22Ivan PelizzoliG
  2. 2Christian PanucciD
  3. 8Matteo FerrariD
  4. 25Leandro CufréD
  5. 31Traianos DellasD
  6. 4Daniele De RossiM
  7. 15Olivier DacourtM
  8. 18Antonio CassanoF
  9. 20Simone PerrottaF
  10. 10Francesco TottiF
  11. 9Vincenzo MontellaF

JUV

  1. 1Gianluigi BuffonG
  2. 21Lilian ThuramD
  3. 27Jonathan ZebinaD
  4. 28Fabio CannavaroD
  5. 8Emerson FerreiraM
  6. 16Mauro CamoranesiM
  7. 19Gianluca ZambrottaM
  8. 20Manuele BlasiM
  9. 25Marcelo ZalayetaF
  10. 10Alessandro Del PieroF
  11. 9Zlatan IbrahimovicF

Timeline

  1. 11'
  2. 39'
  3. 44'
  4. 54'
  5. 56'
  6. 69'
  7. 79'
  8. 86'

Serie A News

All news
ESPN ESPN News Services McKennie scores 1st goal since April in much-needed Juventus win Weston McKennie opened the scoring for Juventus in a 2-0 win over Lecce on Sunday to help the Serie A side course correct after a pair of disappointing results. ESPN ESPN Transfer rumors, news: Man United to offload Yoro to Milan? Manchester United defender Leny Yoro is on the radar of AC Milan ahead of the summer. Transfer Talk has the latest. News PA Napoli's Scott McTominay bags brace in derby day thriller against Roma Napoli's stuttering start in Serie A continued as Roma twice fought back to secure a 3-3 draw in a dramatic Derby del Sole. News PA Curtis Jones: Serie A too slow? Inter arrival explains Liverpool similarity Inter Milan midfielder Curtis Jones insists Serie A is no different to the Premier League when it comes to playing for the top clubs.