Napoli fuming after Juventus awarded two penalties in 3-1 win!!!

                     Napoli were left fuming when Juventus were awarded 2 penalties early within the half on their thanks to a 3-1 win within the initial leg of their Italian Cup semi-final on Tues.

To add insult to injury, metropolis had their own penalty charm turned down instantly before Juventus were awarded their second.

Paulo Dybala regenerate each spot kicks for Juve and his fellow Argentine Gonzalo Higuain scored in between when Jose Callejon had given the guests a pause lead.

It was Higuain's second goal in as several conferences against metropolis since he left them to affix Juventus in July when marking a record thirty six Serie A goals last season.

Higuain had 2 years to run on his contract with metropolis, who did not want to sell him, but moved after the Turin club agreed to pay a 90 million euro ($98.83 million) buyout clause in his contract.

"This evening, we suffered a defeat because of decisions which were not debatable, but were shameful and harmed the whole of Italian football," said Napoli director Cristiano Giuntoli.

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri, however, said that the two penalties awarded to his team appeared to be correct. "In any case, we can't reduce our performance to just the two penalty episodes," he said.

Poland forward Arkadiusz Milik made his first start for Napoli since suffering a knee ligament injury in October and was involved in the move which ended with Callejon turning the ball in from a narrow angle in the 36th minute.

Juventus levelled within a minute of the restart when Kalidou Koulibaly mis-timed a tackle on Dybala who converted the penalty himself.

Higuain then scored from the acutest of angles in the 64th minute when the ball fell to him after Pepe Reina completely missed Juan Cuadrado's cross.

Napoli had their own appeal turned down, claiming Raul Albiol had been tripped. Juventus instantly stone-broke up before Reina dived at the feet of Cuadrado, World Health Organization went tumbling over.

Replays showed that Reina got a hand to the ball before creating contact with the Colombian however referee Paolo Valeri pointed to the spot and Dybala regenerate once more.

"What am I imagined to do, disappear?" aforementioned Reina. "This evening, the result was set by the officiationchoices, the full of Italy saw it."