The tall and lanky defender of Internazionale has gone on to remark on the victory against the Serie A Champions; and reminded everyone there was still so much to do.
Internazionale secured a sensational victory against the Scudetto holders, after registering their first victory at the Juventus Arena since the Calciopoli scandal rocked Italian football in 2006. It was a match filled with goal droughts being broken, as
well as unbeaten streaks coming to stop.
The victory by Andrea Stramaccioni’s men put an end to the run of Juve that spanned to 49 unbeaten matches in the Serie A. It was a victory that came about by the extremely clinical finishing of the Argentine striker of Internazionale, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Diego-Milito-c11166, who
finally went on to end his goal drought against the Old Lady. In all his time in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Italy-c2926, the Nerazzurri striker had not been able to score past the Turin outfit in his entire career; however, he finally did that on the 11th match day of the Serie
A at the Juventus Arena.
It was the perennial six pointer match, and the Nerazzurri outfit knew that a victory for them would reach them ever closer to the position of topping Juventus in the coming seasons. Ranocchia was talking to RTL radio and during his discussion with the radio
station he went on to remark on the performance of his team. Furthermore, he remarked that they were glad to have secured the victory; he was quoted to have said:
“It was great to win a six-pointer and beat the reigning champions.”
The Italian spoke about his pleasure on securing the victory but he did not hesitate in reminding everyone that the match was part of the past, and it would not matter if they fail to capitalise on their doings in the future. He remarked:
“We were pleased because we put in a good performance and the win allowed us to close the gap on them, but the match in Turin is in the past now…”
The Beneamata are currently in the second league standing and a point adrift from the Scudetto holders, Juventus.
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