translated from Spanish: Dybala, protagonist in Juventus’ triumph: goal, excitement and dedication

January 10, 2021 was the last time Paulo Dybala had been on a football pitch defending Juventus sprouts. In the middle, they spent 18 matches between Serie A, Coppa Italia, Italian Super Cup and Champions League where he could not see minutes from a ligament injury. Nearly three months later, the Cordoba was again fit to face Torino for the local contest, but a secret meeting, violating local protocols, prompted him to have an internal sanction and Andrea Pirlo left him off the list. However, the day of the rematch was to come and it was at a decisive moment.

Paulo Dyabal defines for Juventus’ 2-0 and scores after three months. Photo: Reuters

On Wednesday, Juventus and Napoli caught up in Serie A with the match that was suspended in August and which led to the taS against the impediment of the Naples authorities to let Gatusso’s campus travel. By date 3, the duel took time at Juventus Stadium with local strikers. Within 13 minutes of the match, the account opened with the tournament scorer. Cristiano Ronaldo gave the home the upper hand and put order in an even and contest match for Champions League venues. With this result, the first stage was closed and waited for dybala’s return, present at the bank. At 68 minutes of the game was the moment when Pirlo decided to give minutes to the Argentine, who just five minutes later was going to have his moment. After a ball received inside the area, he settling down to cross the left-handed stick and beat Meret for 2-0 and exploding with deeds.

Paulo Dybala, excited, receives the hug from his companions. Photo: Reuters

Out-of-the-back scream, knees to the floor and hands to the face expressing the suffering he had in these 90 days. His companions did not hesitate to support him and even the understudy joined the celebration, which he feared with a T-shirt and dedication to his mother for the birthday. When the victory was a fact for Juve, Napoli managed to put tension in the final and penalty minutes, Lorenzo Insigne tricked Buffon and closed the 2-1 final, which leaves Juventus in third place, 1 from Milan, but 12 from Inter who won again and seems to be heading for a new title, cutting a streak of nine consecutive conquests of the “Vecchia Signora” , although there are still 9 dates to be contested.

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