Viareggio Cup 2012

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The following teams will be sending teams made up of players born between January 1 1992 and December 31 1996 to compete. The top ranked team in each group will qualify for the second round, as will the best runner-up from each half of the draw (One from Groups 1-6 and one from Groups 7-12). All teams are Italian unless otherwise stated.

Group One: Inter, Galatasaray (Turkey), Siena, Reggina

Group Two: Atalanta, Esporte Clube Juventude (Brazil), Nekomata (Cameroon), Viareggio

Group Three: Genoa, Montevideo Wanderers (Uruguay), New York United (USA), Poggibonsi

Group Four: Juventus, Nordsjaelland (Denmark), A.P.I.A. Leichhardt (Australia), Città di Marino

Group Five: Empoli, Honved Budapest (Hungary), Pakhtakor (Uzbekistan), Arzanese

Group Six: Sampdoria, Dukla Praga (Czech Repub.), Pumas (Mexico), Spezia

Group Seven: Torino, Olé Brasil (Brazil), Spartak Moscow (Russia), Sambenedettese

Group Eight: Fiorentina, Stabaek (Norway), Cesena, Vicenza

Group Nine: Milan, Gremio (Brazil), Parma, Modena

Group Ten: Roma, Club Nacional (Paraguay), Santos Laguna (Mexico), Virtus Entella

Group Eleven: Palermo, Club Guaranì (Paraguay), Lazio, Sassuolo

Group Twelve: Napoli, Bruges (Belgium), Varese, Lega Nazionale Dilettanti.

The Viareggio Tournament was founded in 1947 as Italy looked to leave the Second World War behind by focusing on the new, untainted generations playing the country’s national sport. Since then it has developed into a historical tradition that now places it at the forefront of youth football across the globe. First transmitted on RAI, the Italian state broadcaster, as long ago as 1954 it has an audience befitting such a prestigious event. Those watching this Under-20 competition have been treated to what has often been the first glimpse of players who have gone on to become giants of the game, from Fulvio Bernardini and Sergio Cervato in those early days, through to modern stars such as Alessandro Del Piero and Francesco Totti.

2012 sees the sixty-fourth edition of the Cup and will be host to 48 teams as it finds itself increasingly on the agenda of the world’s biggest clubs. The 2011 winners Inter will face tough opposition, not least from the strongest Italian youth teams of Fiorentina, Roma and Juventus. This blog will look at the tournaments history, its protagonists and winners in the run up to the opening game on February 6 before covering the players, teams and matches of this year’s edition. Always entertaining and with the opportunity to see a breakout star, The Viareggio Cup is not to be missed.

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Spieltag 1:

Inter 1-1 Anderlecht

Siena 0-0 Reggina

Atalanta 1-0 Juventude

Aspire Qatar 5-1 Esperia Viareggio

Genoa 1-0 Montevideo Wanderers

L.I.A.C. New York 0-2 Poggibonsi

Juventus 6-1 FC Nordsjælland

Empoli 3-0 Honved Budapest

Pakhtakor 3-3 Arzanese

Sampdoria 3-0 Dukla Prague

Pumas P-P Spezia

Juve's Partie von gestern:

Juventus 6-1 FC Nordsjælland

Viareggio Cup Televised Fixtures

Italian state broadcaster RAI have announced the games they will be screening live from the tournaments opening round. Here is a full list, all kick-off times CET;

Monday February 6

Inter-Anderlecht (15.00) Juventus-Nordsjaelland (17.15)

Tuesday February 7

Roma-Club Nacional (15.00) Milan-Gremio Osasco (17.15)

Wednesday February 8

Juventus-A.P.I.A. Leichhardt (15.00) Empoli-Pakhtakor (17.15)

Thursday February 9

Palermo-Lazio (15.00) Roma-Santos Laguna (17.15)

Friday February 10

Inter-Reggina (15.00) Sampdoria-Spezia (17.15)

Saturday February 11

Fiorentina-Vicenza (15.00) Napoli-Rappresentativa Serie D (17.15)

The knockout round will be screened in its entirety, dates and kick off times will be published once the qualified teams are known.

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2. Spiel von Juve:

Juventus 1-0 A.P.I.A. Leichhardt

Libertazzi 83'

Knapper Sieg, nachdem Baroni einige Änderungen an der Startelf vorgenommen hatte.

Highlights:

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Milan 0-4 Parma

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Parma gewinnt 3-1 gegen Gremio und steigt als Gruppensieger auf, Milan damit ausgeschieden

So gehts weiter:

GRUPPO 1

GENOA-TORINO

La Spezia / Stadio “A. Picco” (ore 17,15) (Sintetico)

ATALANTA-ROMA

Gavorrano (GR) / Stadio “Malservisi-Matteini” (ore 15)*

JUVENTUS-VICENZA

Sarzana (SP) / Stadio “Luperi” (ore 15)

SAMPDORIA-CLUB GUARANI'

Chiavari (GE) / Stadio “Comunale” (ore 15) (Sintetico)

* L'ottavo di finale Atalanta-Roma, causa neve, non si disputerà a Monterotondo M.mo come inizialmente previsto da calendario ma si giocherà allo stadio di Gavorrano "Malservisi-Matteini" in via Morandi 12 Loc. Bagno di Gavorrano.

GRUPPO 2

FIORENTINA-EMPOLI

Viareggio (LU) / Stadio “T. Bresciani” (ore 15)

PARMA-INTER

Quarrata (PT) / Stadio “F. Raciti” (ore 15)

RAPPRESENTATIVA SERIE D-PUMAS

Borgo San Lorenzo (FI) / Stadio “Romanelli” (ore 15)

LAZIO-NORDSJAELLAND

Agliana (PT) / Stadio “Bellucci” (ore 15)

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Juve's drittes Gruppenspiel:

Juventus 1-0 Cittá di Marino

65′ Bouy (Supertor)

Achtelfinale:

14.02., 15:00

Atalanta - Roma

Juventus - Vicenza

Sampdoria - Club Guarani

Fiorentina - Empoli

Parma - Inter

Serie D Representative XI - Pumas

Lazio - FC Nordsjælland

14.02., 17:15

Genoa - Torino

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Unsere Aufstellungen in den drei Gruppenspielen:

JUVENTUS 6-1 NORDSJÆLLAND

27′ pen. Ruggiero, 34′, 67′ Padovan, 55′ Beltrame, 64′ Bouy, 84′ De Silvestro

Brănescu

Untersee, Gouano, Rubin, Liviero

Chibsah, Gabriel

Ruggiero, Beltrame, De Silvestro

Padovan

JUVENTUS 1-0 APIA LEICHHARDT

83′ Libertazzi

Brănescu

Carfora, Magnússon, C.Garcia, Belfasti

Emmanuello, Schiavone, Bouy

Spinazzola, Libertazzi, Margiotta

JUVENTUS 1-0 CITTÀ DI MARINO

65′ Bouy

Brănescu

Carfora, Magnússon, C.Garcia, Belfasti

Corticchia, Schiavone, Bouy

Emmanuello, Libertazzi, Margiotta

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Aufstieg nach Elferschiessen für Juve gegen Vicenza.

Alle 5 unserer Schützen treffen - der entscheidende Elfer wird von Beltrame versenkt.

Viertelfinale am Donnerstag.

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Atalanta - Roma 1-3

Juventus - Vicenza 1-1 (5-3 i.E.)

Sampdoria - Club Guarani 0-0 (0-2 i.E.)

Fiorentina - Empoli 0-0 (3-0 i.E.)

Parma - Inter 1-1 (4-1 i.E.)

Serie D Representative XI - Pumas 1-1 (4-3 i.E.)

Lazio - FC Nordsjælland 3-0

Genoa - Torino 0-2

Die Mannschaften im Viertelfinale also:

Roma

Juventus

Guarani

Fiorentina

Parma

Serie D

Lazio

Torino

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Juventus - Guarani 3-1

Torino - Parma 0-3

Fiorentina - Lazio 3-1 n.V.

Roma - Serie D 2-0

Damit folgende Halbfinalpaarungen:

Juventus - Parma (Samstag, 15 Uhr)

Fiorentina - Roma (Samstag, 17.15 Uhr)

[MILANISTA]

Juve - Viola wäre doch schön.

Soviel Liebe!

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Highlights Juventus 3-1 Club Guarani:

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Wir hatten leider Pech gegen die Fiorentina. Aber gut, man hat trotzdem toll gespielt. Mir taugt unser Team. Hätte mir nicht gedacht, dass wir mit der Fiorentina so gut mithalten - werden ja von vielen als Mit-Favoriten gehandelt.

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De Silvestro

Für mich euer stärkster Mann, zumindest heute.

Halbzeit 0-0 bei Juve-Parma, Juve allerdings klar stärker...

[Rui Costa]

Viareggio, la finale è Roma-Juventus

In semifinale i bianconeri battono 1-0 il Parma. Giallorossi vittoriosi 6-4 ai rigori contro la Fiorentina