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Juventus manager Maurizio Sarri has said it is normal that Paulo Dybala reacted angrily to being substituted in Sunday's 2-1 victory over Roma.
The Argentinian played a key role in both Juve's first-half goals at the Stadio Olimpico, delivering the free-kick from which Merih Demiral headed home the first and winning the penalty that Cristiano Ronaldo converted in the 10th minute:
Statman Dave @StatmanDavePaulo Dybala’s first half by numbers vs. Roma: 100% dribbles completed 83% final third passes 2 tackles won 1 penalty won 1 assist Quality. ud83dudc4f https://t.co/SGOT5uQbw0
However, soon after Diego Perotti pulled one back for Roma in the 68th minute, Dybala was replaced by Gonzalo Higuain.