Del Piero: "Azili made fun of us."

Ravanli: "A black day in history"

The legendary former player praised the Maccabi Haifa player and criticized Allegri, Capello Catal too, the journalists laughed and in Spain they remembered the "Flop from Granada" who became a star: "This is what is so beautiful about football".

And what did they say about Josh Cohen?

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12/10/2022

Wednesday, October 12, 2022, 06:27

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Summary clip of the day in sport, 12.10 (Sport1)

The sensational victory of Maccabi Haifa over Juventus became the talk of the day in Italy, and even the morning after the game in the land of the boot, massimiliano Allegri's nerfed team continues to be slaughtered.

Haifa won 0:2 with a brace from Omar Atzili, and deepened the crisis of the old lady - perhaps on the way to the dismissal of the coach, who may become the fourth to end his position after a meeting with Barak Becher's team.

The legends of Juve had no mercy on Allegri and the players.

Alessandro Del Piero, who served as the Italian TV commentator, slammed: "Juve didn't come into the game. It lacked aggressiveness, and it came second to every ball. Omar Atzili made fun of it in the first half, and the reaction in the second half was not enough. Today we saw a team that is wrong in the simplest things, they have a problem Psychological and physical that must be resolved quickly."

In Spain, a noble "flop" was remembered: "He was one of the thousand forgotten purchase players of Granada. Today he beat Juventus"

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"Maccabi Haifa beat a clutch of Etzili, a player who barely made 10 appearances in Granada. That's what's so beautiful about football"

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Atzili's game in numbers

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Fabio Capello did not spare criticism either.

"I saw a team with no character and no energy, one that looked like it didn't come to play. Haifa was first for every ball, and the defense wasn't careful. In attack, every player played for himself, and Dushan Vlahovic seemed isolated. There were a lot of holes in the midfield as well. In short, there was an atomic mess on the side Juba on the pitch."

Former striker Fabrizio Ravanelli said: "After watching this game, I have no doubt that the connection between Allegri and the players no longer exists. This loss will be remembered as a sad and dark day in Juve's history. It was an extremely depressing game."

Journalist Carlo Alvino, a die-hard Napoli fan, poked fun at Juventus and uploaded a photo of the view in the city of Haifa alongside the caption: "Sometimes it's better not to talk about football, but about geography. Guess in which city Juventus lost tonight."

In the United States they were proud of Josh Cohen: "An amazing football story"

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In "La Repubblica" they gave grades to the players of Maccabi Haifa and praised more than anyone Omer Atzili who got a grade of 8 ("the man and the show", they wrote about him), Pierre Corneau and Ali Muhammad who got 7.5, and also Barak Becher who got 7.5 and it was written about him: "He has a team, and he Knows how to train her."

In "Gol Italia" they chose Omar Atzil as the outstanding player, and wrote: "At the age of 29, he arranged for himself an evening that will become unforgettable both for Maccabi Haifa and for Juventus. He scored an excellent double, and repeatedly troubled the defense."

Also on the "Calcio Mercato" website they praised Atzili and gave him a score of 8: "After hitting the crossbar twice in the match in Turin, this time he looked like a phenomenon. His presence stunned the Juventus players."

Josh Cohen, Pierre Corneau ("dangerous every time he touches the ball"), Netta Lavie ("looks like a giant against the dwarves of Juventus"), Charon Sherry ("a problem that has no solution") and Dean David received a score of 7.

The veteran TV commentator Enrico Variella tweeted: "Juve looks like a disaster. Even the humble Maccabi Haifa managed to have fun with it, and put an end to a streak of 9 consecutive losses in the Champions League."

"CBS" network reporter Ben Jacobs wrote: "There is no doubt that Allegri cannot survive such a loss. It is clear that he has lost the dressing room," and commentator Matteo Bonetti also wrote: "This must be the end of Allegri, simply must," and added: "Against this version of Juventus, Omar Azili looks like Leo Messi and Charon Sherry becomes Patrick Vieira at his peak."

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