Juventus make recovering coach proud with opening Serie A win -- but theres no goal for Ronaldo perisphinctoid

The eight-time defending champions opened the new Serie A season with a 1-0 win over Parma while new coach Maurizio Sarri continued his recovery from pneumonia.

Ronaldo -- starting his 18th professional soccer season -- buried the ball into the back of the net but it was ruled out by VAR (virtual assistant referee).

Bianconeri captain Giorgio Chiellini scored the only goal when he poked the deflected ball home and, afterwards, he paid tribute to Sarri.



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'He can be proud because the team have shown that we are united and that we can train with dedication and application,' Chiellini said on the club's website.

'We paid more for the fact that he is missing during the week.'

Sarri missed the final phase of pre-season training after persistent flu was diagnosed as pneumonia. The 60-year-old Italian was not on the bench for the Parma match and will also miss next Saturday's big home match against Napoli.

Juventus said that Sari was, however, showing 'good clinical improvement.'

In June, Sarri confessed to smoking 60 cigarettes a day. 'I don't particularly feel the need to smoke during games,' he told Football Italia. 'But straight afterwards it really is necessary.'

READ: Can anyone stop Juventus' march to a ninth successive title?

Sarri returned to Italy after a single season in England where he steered Chelsea to third in the Premier League and lifted the Europa League after beating Arsenal 4-1 in Baku. He replaced Massimiliano Allegri, who steered Juventus to five Serie A titles, ahead of the new season.

Inter Milan and AC Milan have also changed managers since the end of last season with the hopes that they can end Juve's dominance of Italian football.

Antonio Conte returns to his domestic league with Inter while AC Milan turn to Marco Giampaolo, its sixth manager since 2014.

Bianconeri captain Giorgio Chiellini scored the only goal when he poked the deflected ball home and, afterwards, he paid tribute to Sarri. Sarri missed the final phase of pre-season training after persistent flu was diagnosed as pneumonia. The 60-year-old Italian was not on the bench for the Parma match and will also miss next Saturday's big home match against Napoli. 'We paid more for the fact that he is missing during the week.' READ: Can anyone stop Juventus' march to a ninth successive title? Sarri missed the final phase of pre-season training after persistent flu was diagnosed as pneumonia. The 60-year-old Italian was not on the bench for the Parma match and will also miss next Saturday's big home match against Napoli. 'He can be proud because the team have shown that we are united and that we can train with dedication and application,' Chiellini said on the club's website. 'We paid more for the fact that he is missing during the week.' 'He can be proud because the team have shown that we are united and that we can train with dedication and application,' Chiellini said on the club's website. Bianconeri captain Giorgio Chiellini scored the only goal when he poked the deflected ball home and, afterwards, he paid tribute to Sarri. The eight-time defending champions opened the new Serie A season with a 1-0 win over Parma while new coach Maurizio Sarri continued his recovery from pneumonia. Juventus said that Sari was, however, showing 'good clinical improvement.' Bianconeri captain Giorgio Chiellini scored the only goal when he poked the deflected ball home and, afterwards, he paid tribute to Sarri. The eight-time defending champions opened the new Serie A season with a 1-0 win over Parma while new coach Maurizio Sarri continued his recovery from pneumonia. Juventus said that Sari was, however, showing 'good clinical improvement.' The eight-time defending champions opened the new Serie A season with a 1-0 win over Parma while new coach Maurizio Sarri continued his recovery from pneumonia. Sarri missed the final phase of pre-season training after persistent flu was diagnosed as pneumonia. The 60-year-old Italian was not on the bench for the Parma match and will also miss next Saturday's big home match against Napoli. Inter Milan and AC Milan have also changed managers since the end of last season with the hopes that they can end Juve's dominance of Italian football. Sarri missed the final phase of pre-season training after persistent flu was diagnosed as pneumonia. The 60-year-old Italian was not on the bench for the Parma match and will also miss next Saturday's big home match against Napoli. READ: Can anyone stop Juventus' march to a ninth successive title? Sarri returned to Italy after a single season in England where he steered Chelsea to third in the Premier League and lifted the Europa League after beating Arsenal 4-1 in Baku. He replaced Massimiliano Allegri, who steered Juventus to five Serie A titles, ahead of the new season. 'We paid more for the fact that he is missing during the week.' 'He can be proud because the team have shown that we are united and that we can train with dedication and application,' Chiellini said on the club's website. Sarri missed the final phase of pre-season training after persistent flu was diagnosed as pneumonia. The 60-year-old Italian was not on the bench for the Parma match and will also miss next Saturday's big home match against Napoli.

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