Juventus reached the Italian Cup final on Friday after a goalless draw with 10-man AC Milan in the semi-final, second leg in Turin on the day football returned to Italy after three months away. (Photo | Juventus Twitter) 
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Cristiano Ronaldo's best pics from Juventus vs AC Milan Coppa Italia semifinal

Football is back and so is Cristiano Ronaldo! Juventus reached the Italian Cup final on Friday after a goalless draw with 10-man AC Milan in the semi-final, second leg in Turin on the day football returned to Italy after three months away. Ronaldo started the game for 'The Old Lady' but didn't have a very productive day as he failed to score from the spot early in the game. Check out some of the best photos of the Portugal international from yesterday's game.

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Ronaldo started the game for 'The Old Lady' but didn't have a very productive day as he failed to score from the spot early in the game. (Photo | AP)
Cristiano Ronaldo jumps clear off a sliding tackle from Alessio Romagnoli. (Photo | AP)
Cristiano Ronaldo gets in a shot as AC Milan defenders try to put in their legs in the way. (Photo | AP)
Cristiano Ronaldo reacts after missing an opportunity to score in the second-half. (Photo | AP)
Cristiano Ronaldo heads the ball past AC Milan's Andrea Conti. (Photo | AP)
Cristiano Ronaldo stands in front of the empty stands. (Photo | AP)
Cristiano Ronaldo outruns AC Milan's Uruguayan midfielder Diego Laxalt. (Photo| AFP)
A disappointed Cristiano Ronaldo reacts after a chance went wasted. (Photo | AP)
Juventus' Cristiano Ronaldo greets AC Milan's Simon Kjaer at the end of an Italian Cup second leg at Turin. (Photo | AP)

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