02 January 2023
Roberto Baggio took to the field three times in Cremonese-Juventus. And in every match, he found a way to leave his mark. A goal a game from 1992 to 1994.
![Baggio Cremonese Juve 1993](https://www.juventus.com/images/image/private/t_editorial_landscape_8_desktop_mobile/f_auto/dev/qr595rmfgmdfkka6k6nt.jpg)
FINAL TOUCH
Few like Baggio managed to score so many stand-out goals, most of the time with his trademark finishing. The photo draws a perfect picture. Cremonese-Juventus in season 1991-92 saw him leave two players in his trail in one fell swoop, to then beat the goalkeeper – Michelangelo Rampulla – and wrap up a Bianconeri win with the secod goal of a 2-0 victory in the last minute.
![Baggio Cremonese Juve 1994](https://www.juventus.com/images/image/private/t_editorial_landscape_8_desktop_mobile/f_auto/dev/qdaszao2udhsksm36yfm.jpg)
SET PIECE MAGIC
The following season Cremonese and Juventus drew 1-1. Baggio opened the scoring with a free-kick in a three-player move. Fabrizio Ravanelli started, feigning a direct shot of his own. Instead he back-heeled into the path of Giancarlo Marocchi, who stopped the ball for the number 10. Baggio's shot caught goalkeeper Mannini by surprise at his near post for yet another masterpiece.
![Baggio gol Cremonese Juve 1995](https://www.juventus.com/images/image/private/t_editorial_landscape_8_desktop_mobile/f_auto/dev/v3vrhoyua9epowy87g3s.jpg)
FOR CLUB AND COUNTRY
Baggio's last goal at Cremonese came on Matchday 1 of season 1994-95. Juve had undergone big changes. Marcello Lippi had replaced Giovanni Trapattoni as coach and Baggio scored following up a bicycle-kick from Gianluca Vialli. The goal recalled his effort a few months earlier at the World Cup in Italy-Spain, with the goalkeeper beaten by a shot from a tight angle. In the USA, the assist came from Beppe Signori, in Cremona the inspiration for the Bianconeri arrived from Fabrizio Ravanelli.