Kolo Muani is unstoppable. Juve, suffering and victory. Thiago Motta breathes

Five goals in three games: kolo muani he scored like Trezeguet, like Vlahovic, from the penalty spot, in almost every way, and with the brace that last night was worth the 2-1 at Sinigaglia against Como the French gave to the Juventus the second consecutive victory, something that hasn't been seen in these latitudes for a long time. The Lady didn't convince, but she won, with an absolute protagonist who was very cool on the penalty that, in the end, gave the three points.

He was looking for continuity, Thiago Motta, but in reality Juventus is a team that is extremely consistent with itself, in the sense that its continuity is not so much in its victories, but in a game and rhythms in the presence of which, almost always, the opponents manage to find themselves at ease, just like Como did last night, who, moreover, also took the luxury of very often passing the ball in the face of the Bianconeri, who were better in possession and in initiatives.

Then, perhaps, as with Empoli, a large victory can happen, more in the score than in the analysis of the game, or a narrow one obtained in the final moments like yesterday, or as more frequently a disappointing draw, but Motta's black and whites are this, a living paradigm of I would like to but I can't, I can't, and despite everything, stubborn, the coach - who fielded the same formation seen with Empoli, but inverting the positions of McKennie and Koopmeiners, the first behind Kolo Muani and the second in midfield: a choice that turned out to be a terrible one - pursues the same score, deaf to the discord.

So the glories and miseries of Juventus in the first half, a first half in which Como made the game, were all in the K factor, the one that passes between Kolo Muani's goal - uncatchable by Dossena: speed, power, precision - and the wicked decision of Koopmeiners who, at the end of a first half without recovery time, instead of clearing a lateral ball whose clearance would have called for the referee's whistle and the return to the locker room, carried the ball, slipped and had it stolen by Cutrone whose cross triggered Diao's header for the equalizer.

Here, Koopmeiners is also a sign of continuity: when in one match he shows signs of awakening, in the next match the sensation vanishes into a rather mediocre reality, which this time Motta also notices when he replaces him in the second half, when Como does its part and Juve does little, only to then have to thank a crazy aerial exit by Butez, who hits Gatti with his fist for a sacrosanct penalty that turned out to be lethal.