Juventus 2-0 Napoli: Spalletti's Touchline Instructions and Reactions

There aren't any others.

Gatti comes on right away to make it three.

A hug with Kelly and then, Jamie Vardy-style, a sip of energy drink.

Meanwhile, in the tunnel, these are Spalletti's instructions.

Choose the moment when they come pressing onto you, choose the moment when they make the pass and you go out, on the opposite side of the ball, you slide across, hey, Cali. Go, Gatti!

So, on the opposite side, you slide across when it goes wide, Cali on the fullback, Gatti long.

We're close on this side, hey, we're well set up, we're well set up and he's playing as the wing-back.

Push up, big Gatti, push up, get further inside, come and get stuck in, meaning, come and gain some ground.

In the 54th minute, Voltemade turns well and sends Colomoni through in a two-on-one, potentially a great chance As against Genoa, Juve handles it badly.

The ball to Ibegovic is rushed and wayward.

Spalletti is beside himself.

Look at his face. He's desperate.

Then, shortly afterward, a cross is put out for a corner, and Marin's delivery creates an optical illusion for the Juventus coach, who may have thought it had gone in.

Caballa has a problem too, so Cambiaso is quickly called up.

Aware of the difficult moment, Spalletti tells him before he comes on: “Hey, André, don't listen to anything.”

Cambiaso smiles sarcastically.

But boos come from the stands over the decision.

Spalletti won't stand for it, so he defends his player.

Then, after a moment facing the pitch, he turns back toward the fan, stressing the emergency Juve is dealing with.

There aren't any others, there aren't any others.

Kelly helps him, prudently choosing to move backward and give Napoli some space.

The decision, to put it mildly, doesn't sit well with Spalletti, who even throws away a roll of tape.

And while the whole team rushes over to the player who scored, Juventus's coach steps onto the field and shouts at Kelly: “Play forward, in front, not in the back.”

The match ends shortly afterward, with Juventus winning two-nil.

Domenichini heads straight toward the locker room, but Spalletti wants him there, calls him over.

He pulls his assistant into the group hug with the staff.