Fiorentina captain Gonzalo Rodriguez comes sliding in with a late reckless challenge on Paulo Dybala. Yellow card and a free-kick in a good position...

David Pizarro, sorry Paul Pogba, should make it 2-0. Mario Mandzukic plays a ball through to the France international, who beats the offside chases through and then fires wide from the edge of the box.

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By the way, at half-time I tried to translate an Opta tweet in Italian. In an explicable twist Paul Pogba was translated into (former Fiorentina midfielder) David Pizarro. 

If anyone can explain why that's happened, I'm all ears! #bbceurofooty if you know

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Former Birmingham City, West Ham and QPR (apparently) striker Mauro Zarate comes on for Fiorentina. He replaces Josip Ilicic, whose last action was that pretty poor shot.

Another let-off for Juventus - Cristian Tello finds Josip Ilicic outside the box and he slices his effort well over the bar. 

Fiorentina have started the half in a positive manner, as they played for most of the first half too. Juventus know this game is far from won.

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Juventus defender Leonardo Bonucci is down in pain after getting a Nikola Kalinic elbow in his face. Not sure how intentional it was, but at the same time couldn't say it was accidental!

Second half is under way.

There was a bit of Serie A history made yesterday - although a landmark the Premier League beat them to over six years ago.

Inter Milan's 3-1 victory over Udinese was the first ever Serie A match with no domestic players starting for either team.  

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Juventus' title charge isn't the only interesting story in Serie A this season.

Francesco Totti's Roma future has been the subject of plenty of debate. The 39-year-old club legend has barely played this season and runs out of contract this summer.

There's been plenty of chat he has fallen out with coach Luciano Spalletti and could join Leicester or New York Cosmos this summer.

In a magic football moment, he came off the bench late on in Wednesday's game against Torino, with his side 2-1 down, and scored twice as they won 3-2. Cue tears in the stands and from commentators for what could be the final of his 247 Serie A goals for the club.

He released a statement yesterday urging fans to be united and not divided over him. And Spalletti thanked him for writing it.

Will he face Napoli tomorrow? Spalletti won't say.

Boos from the home fans for the referee as he blows half-time. The hosts had a goal wrongly ruled out for offside and should have had a penalty right at the end.

How has Marcos Alonso missed this? Well actually Fiorentina should have had a penalty. The former Bolton and Sunderland defender heads a corner wide at the back post but a replay shows Daniele Rugani was almost tearing the shirt off him.

As things stand, Juventus are one result from a fifth consecutive Serie A title. If second-placed Napoli fail to beat Roma tomorrow, it's all over.

Meil Nackrell: Warrenpoint Town FC. Only four points coming into Christmas this season in the Danske Bank Premier league in Northern Ireland which included 13 losses in the league in a row. 

Now we go in to the last game of the season next Saturday with a serious chance of survival as an upturn in fortunes since Christmas has left us second from bottom in a league where one team goes down and second bottom goes into a play-off.  

Cristian Tello, who always seems to be on a loan spell out of Barcelona, has a go for Fiorentina but it's easily held by Gianluigi Buffon.

Fiorentina are playing well here and Nikola Kalinic squares it off to Milan Badelj, who fires wide from about 20 yards.

Could today be the day Juventus' 24-game unbeaten run in Serie A is tested to the limit?

Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba plays in Sami Khedira but the German dawdles on the ball - he thinks he has more time than he does - and Marcos Alonso gets a toe on it back to keeper Ciprian Tatarusanu.