Serie A, Week 34: Juventus Back On Top After A Strange Serie A Weekend

The home side was at least kind enough to wait until after the break to grab another goal. Curci had no chance on this one, a beauty from Marchisio. The midfielder took his shot from about twenty yards out, slotting it into the bottom corner and looking quite sexy while doing so. After the fourth goal, though, Juventus slowed down a bit, content to simply toy with the giallorossi.

Remember the mercy rule from Little League? I bet Roma spent the majority of that match wishing it applied to calcio.

Zlatan did his best to make up for a poor performance by scoring in the 89th minute, but when a title hangs in the balance, just one point isn’t going to get you there. Well, unless you’re Juventus...

All hell has broke loose at the Marassi during Genoa’s match against Siena. During the second half, the chaos began in the stands, but soon enough it was clear that the Genoa Ultras wanted more than a simple disruption in play. They blocked the entrance to the players’ tunnel and allowed the Siena players, along with the officiating team, to leave the pitch.

But when captain Marco Rossi tried to negotiate with the Ultras, their demands were clear: you’re not fit to wear the shirt. Yes, the small band of supporters leading the fracas were insisting that the Genoa players remove their kits and give them to the fans.

After a break last weekend in honor of the life of Piermario Morosini, Serie A is back in action for Week 34 (the week 33 fixtures will take place midweek). And with a tight race at both the top and bottom of the league table, nearly every match has the potential to be decisive.

Juventus leads Milan in the scudetto race, but by just one point. If somehow Roma manage to break that unbeaten streak, the giallorossi could potentially be just one point back from that sweet sweet third place position. That, of course, depends on whether Udinese can overcome a Chievo side that’s been quite successful as of late.