Juventus take home the first of three trophies that could be worth a historic treble. The bianconeri beat Lazio 2-0, winning the 12th Italian Cup in their history (the third in a row) and now beating Roma by three victories, eliminated by their cousins in the semifinals and stopped at 9. Allegri's men, who already on Sunday by winning at home against Crotone could put the second piece, or the scudetto, thus chasing away the ghosts of last Sunday's defeat in the league against Roma, in the same stadium where instead tonight there was nothing to do for the boys coached by Simone Inzaghi: Dani Alves and Bonucci thought of it in the first half to give Juve the lead and, in fact, to close the accounts.
However, Lazio had started well, hitting the post with Keita, and tried to react by creating some thoughts for Neto, but the final seemed firmly in the hands of the guests until the final whistle. For Juventus this was the seventeenth final, also a record for the Italian Cup. The trophy is certainly important in the puzzle for the eventual treble, but the most awaited final remains that of June 3, in Cardiff against Real Madrid to win a Champions League that has been missing for over 20 years in Turin.
