Paulo Dybala scored again for Juventus, but it wasn’t enough to stop Genoa’s return

paulo dybala He is determined to leave a mark on Turin and notice his absence next season. Cordovan scored again on Juventusbut his goal was not enough to prevent Genoa’s return, crucial to get closer to becoming permanent in Italian Serie A football.

The decline is on fire, there is no more equality. Now Genoa, apparently evicted the day before, is approaching a permanent clash seeking to decide on the last day and a point behind Salernitana, the first team out of danger. Salernitana-Caglairi on Sunday was key to undoing the relegation loss to the Italian domestic championship.

The black and white team dominated the game, although they didn’t make too many clear chances in the first half with Serbian Dusan Vlahovic, who seemed to stop after a good start to the year.

Paulo Dybala opened the scoring with a great goal from the area gate with his leg bad Once the second half started, it seemed to put the fight on the path. It is a fact that Cordovan will not continue to play for Juventus next season. He has a contract until June, but has not reached an agreement with the leaders de la Vecchia Signora to renew his link and leave him on a free condition.

But necessity prevailed in logic and in an upside -down stadium the locals rotated the score to feel closer than ever to safety.

In ’87, the Icelandic Albert Gudmudson matched the tournament with good definition on the far post defended by Polish Szczesny after a good collective play. Genoa believed and the reward came in the 95th minute with a penalty, as happened the previous day against Sampdoria, although with a strange result.

Both heroes, ghosts fly over his head and of tifosi. But this time the Italian Domenico Criscito did not fail. Goal, three points and end the match. There are two days left, but there are chances that Genoa will stay first. Cagliari and Salernitana will try to avoid it; Venice is one and a half feet tall in Series B.

For its part, ‘Vecchia Signora’ remains fourth, with nothing at stake beyond third place.