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Two Juventus players who could replace Locatelli in Regista role as Spalletti considers changes Juventus manager Luciano Spalletti could decide to ring the changes in the middle of the park, with Manuel Locatelli set for a new role. Since his arrival in Turin in the summer of 2021, the former Sassuolo star has been operating as a deep-lying playmaker. ............ Luciano Spalletti has been promised two new midfielders in 2026, including one capable of interpreting the Regista role. After all, the 66-year-old has always relied on the playmaking abilities of a clever central midfielder, from Claudio Pizarro to Stanislav Lobotka, all the way through Marcelo Brozovic. Nevertheless, Damien Comolli and Co. aren’t expected to act hastily in January, but they’ll likely wait until the summer when they’ll have the opportunity to pursue more prominent profiles. ............ But in the meantime, Spalletti might not necessarily stick with Locatelli as his deep-lying playmaker, but could instead switch him into a box-to-box midfielder, which is his original playing role. This could be the case if the manager opts for a tactical overhaul and adopts a 4-3-3 formation, a solution he mentioned in his press conference following the draw against Torino. ............ If the Bianconeri were to move to a three-man midfield, Locatelli and Thuram would be able to operate as box-to-box midfielders, but who would Spalletti entrust with the Regista role? As the source explains, the main candidate would be Teun Koopmeiners. The Dutchman has been tasked with an unusual role at the back since Spaletti’s arrival, but Lloyd Kelly should return to action after the break, allowing the former Atalanta star to resume his duties in the middle of the park. The alternative solution is Fabio Miretti, a Juventus youth product who has recently returned from injury. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/two-juventus-players-who-could-replace-locatelli-in-regista-role-as-spalletti-considers-changes/

Why Spurs target could realistically leave Juventus in January Although he only arrived in July, Juventus might be willing to part ways with Jonathan David as early as January. The Canadian was initially considered one of the most sought-after free agents ahead of the previous summer, but the Bianconeri found little competition in the race for his signature, as other suitors didn’t formalise their interest in a concrete offer. ............ David scored the opener on his Serie A debut against Parma, but hasn’t found the back of the net ever since. While Igor Tudor had often entrusted him with a starting role, Luciano Spalletti was quick to change the attacking hierarchy, reconfirming Dusan Vlahovic as Juve’s main striker. ............ In recent days, reports suggested that Canada’s all-time top goal-scorer might not even finish his maiden campaign at Juventus, especially amidst interest from Tottenham Hotspur and Bayern Munich. ............ As the source explains, Spalletti currently deems the Brooklyn native a mere backup option who can add energy in the closing stages of the match. The report reckons that Vlahovic’s future is equally uncertain due to his expiring contract. However, if one striker is to leave in January, then David remains the more likely option, as the Serbian is tipped to dwell at least until June, before leaving the club as a free agent, that is, unless he ends up renewing his contract. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/spurs-jonathan-david-leave-juventus-january/

Le Pagelle: Juventus vs. Torino The old line that every goalkeeper who plays against Juventus suddenly becomes some Titan-level mix of Lev Yashin and Gianluigi Buffon has gotten cliche over the years, but cliches often form around truth. And over the last week, it has been a deep truth. After watching Rui Silva reject shot after shot on Tuesday in the Champions League, Juve returned home on Saturday for the Derby della Mole, only to see the Granata’s backup keeper, Alberto Paleari, go Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan and rattle off a series of clutch saves that kept the year’s first Derby scoreless. ............ MICHELE DI GREGORIO - 7. Made a massive save near the hour mark that kept Che Adams from opening the scoring from a great position. Other than that he didn’t have a whole lot to do, but was quick enough off his line to ensure that a few balls that did get behind the defense were wrapped up. PIERRE KALULU - 6. ............ DANIELE RUGANI - 6.5. Completed 98.2 percent of his passes and kept Simeone mostly silent throughout the first half. It was a little worrying that the Argentine nearly got straight through the defense the moment he was withdrawn. TEUN KOOPMEINERS - 6.5. Made a pair of key passes and also led the team with four clearances. His long balls weren’t as accurate as they could have been, but how wild would it be if this was where he needed to be all along? WESTON McKENNIE - 6. ............ MANUEL LOCATELLI - 6.5. ............ KHÉPHREN THURAM - 6.5. Co-led the team with four key passes, and his four tackles were more than anyone who saw the field on either team. He’s starting to find those powerful midfield runs again. ANDREA CAMBIASO - 6. ............ FRANCISCO CONCEIÇÃO - 6. Tied for the team lead with three dribbles and was barely denied by Paleari in the first half. Still, he needs to diversify his game a little bit, because he’s getting predictable and he won’t be able to coast on pure talent for long. KENAN YILDIZ - 6. Made four key passes, three dribbles, and hit the target with two of four shots, but just couldn’t get the final result out of things. Looked a little fatigued by the end. DUSAN VLAHOVIC - 6. The most interesting statistic for him was three tackles, as he led a press that caused Torino some problems over the course of the evening. Could’ve done better with some more end product though, even though his supply wasn’t fantastic. SUBS FEDERICO GATTI - 6. ............ JONATHAN DAVID - 5.5. The lack of end product is the only thing that didn’t bring this up to a solid 6. He was in good positions a lot of times but was unable to sneak the ball into the goal, dueing to a lack of service and that tiny bit of missing edge. EDON ZHEGROVA - 6. Added some variety to the attack on the right, and had a key pass as well as two shots. Looked a lot more dangerous than a younger Conceição. Putting him in alongside David was a good touch, given how well they know each other. LOÏS OPENDA - NR. ............ VASILIJE ADZIC - NR. ............ MANAGER ANALYSIS There isn’t a whole much to complain about for Spalletti here. Like Tuesday, he had the team playing quite well only for a combination of poor finishing and insane goalkeeping kept Juve at bay. If I could quibble, I would’ve sent Joao Mario on the field as opposed to Openda. That kind of creativity on the wings is a boon in any system. Seeing him and Zhegrova together on the right is a terrifying prospect. But, utlimately, the only advice Spalletti could give his charges—especially given the way Paleari was playing—was “finish better.” The tactics didn’t have a much different look to them, and despite his suggestion that he may change systems over the break, he clearly likes Koopmeiners playing from deep on the defensive line. Time will tell if he shakes things up. ............ . Read more -> https://www.blackwhitereadallover.com/previews-reviews/33630/juventus-torino-derby-della-mole-player-ratings-manager-analysis-2025-serie-a-matchday-11-final-score-result

Juventus players ratings vs Torino: Di Gregorio shines in Derby stalemate For the second time in five days, Juventus registered a draw in front of their home supporters at the Allianz Stadium, this time settling for a point against their crosstown rivals Torino. ............ Juventus XI (3-4-2-1) Michele Di Gregorio – 7 Although his opposite number was the ultimate Man of the Match, the Juventus goalkeeper pulled off a superb save to deny Che Adams in the second half, while making several other routine interventions. Pierre Kalulu – 5.5 ............ Daniele Rugani – 6 ............ Teun Koopmeiners – 6 A decent showing from the Dutchman, who’s making himself increasingly at home at the back, despite his defensive limitations. Gave his instructions to his teammates and made himself involved in the play. Weston McKennie – 6 ............ Manuel Locatelli – 6 ............ Andrea Cambiaso – 6 ............ Francisco Conceicao – 6.5 The Portuguese had an electric start, and was Juve’s main source of danger in the first half, coming close on one occasion and also setting up Vlahovic. However, his impact faded after the break. Kenan Yildiz – 6.5 Contrary to Conceicao, the Turkish attacker had a slow start, but he reclaimed his role as Juve’s talismanic leader in the second period. Caused havoc while dribbling past Torino defenders and set up David with a clever pass. Dusan Vlahovic – 5.5 The Serbian combined well with his teammates and put McKennie through on goal. But he couldn’t apply the finish on a couple of inviting situations. Substitutes Federico Gatti – 6 ............ Jonathan David – 5.5 Spurned another chance, as he failed to beat Paleari from close range after being teed up by Yildiz. Edon Zhegrova – 7 Despite entering the pitch in the 65th minute, the Kosovan created more chances than any other Juventus player thanks to his superb dribbling and exquisite crosses, but his teammates couldn’t finish the job. Loic Openda – N/A Vasilije Adzic – N/A . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-players-ratings-vs-torino-di-gregorio-shines-in-derby-stalemate/

Balzarini’s outlandish idea: Juventus should bring back 35-year-old free agent Italian journalist Gianni Balzarini argues that Juventus should consider re-signing their former midfielder, Miralem Pjanic. Since the start of the season, the Bianconeri have been suffering from a deficiency in the middle of the park, in terms of both quality and quantity. ............ “This Juve needs to raise the quality a bit,” wrote the journalist in his column. “I’m throwing out a provocation, and I’ve been throwing it out there for a while now. “Why not recruit a returning player like Miralem Pjanic, who’s currently out of action, a free agent who could be signed immediately and brought back into the fold, perhaps at the end of January or early February? “The quality, especially in midfield, would certainly benefit,” concluded Balzarini. ............ After four years in Turin, the Bosnian left for Barcelona on a controversial swap deal that saw Arthur Melo heading in the opposite direction. Sadly for the midfielder, what he described as a dream move swiftly turned into a nightmare, as his career has been on a downward spiral ever since. He has been a free agent since leaving CSKA Moscow in the summer. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/balzarini-juventus-bring-back-miralem-pjanic/

“It can be done” – Spalletti reveals Juventus could change formation after the break Juventus boss Luciano Spalletti reveals that the team will be working on various formations during the break. Following his arrival 10 days ago, the Tuscan manager opted against an immediate tactical revolution. Instead, he maintained Igor Tudor’s 3-4-2-1 system, albeit he introduced some changes in the personnel, like fielding Teun Koopmeiners as a defender. ............ On Saturday, Spalletti almost confirmed the same lineup that started against Sporting CP on Tuesday, unleashing Dusan Vlahovic upfront, supported by Kenan Yildiz and Francisco Conceicao. However, the attacking trio wasn’t able to forge a goal against Torino, with the Derby della Mole ending in a stalemate. ............ “We can also play with two strikers, of course, it can be done,” admitted the former Italy coach in his post-match press conference. “We have Openda, who can play as a centre-forward or a second striker. So it can be done.” ............ “Moreover, we can field two wide attackers with a central striker, as in a 4-3-3 formation. We’ll try to analyse our choices correctly. We’ll also have to test them.” ............ “I took Vlahovic out because he was very good at recovering and risked not playing due to the problem he had. He passed an athletic test, and he made himself available, and we appreciated that.” . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/luciano-spalletti-juventus-change-formation/

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Juventus 0 - Torino 0: Initial reaction and random observations At some point, you feel like Juventus should be able to take advantage of the plethora of scoring chances they have created under Luciano Spalletti over the last eight days. The problem is, getting to that point has felt like pulling teeth rather than actually enjoying the fact that Juve are looking better in attack compared to that of Spalletti’s predecessor. Well, outside of finishing those chances. For the second game in a row since Spalletti took over, Juventus’ finishing in front of goal left a lot to be desired. Some of that had to do with the simple fact of Juve players not being able to finish. But just like the draw with Sporting earlier in the week, the Bianconeri saw an opposing goalkeeper Hulk up and make save after save to keep the Juve attack at bay. This time, it was little-known 33-year-old Torino keeper Alberto Paleari who was the man responsible for Juventus recording a scoreless draw in the first Derby della Mole of the 2025-26 season on Saturday night. ............ No matter what Paleari was doing in goal to keep Juventus off the scoreboard, it’s a massive missed opportunity. Somehow, Juve could have gotten within touching distance of Napoli with a win, It may seem impossible and obviously depends on how things shake out over the rest of the weekend before the November international break arrives, but it’s true. Throw in that the stats tell us that Torino was joint-worst defensively in Serie A this season with 16 goals allowed in their first 10 games, and creating all those chances would have had you thinking something would have cracked, right? ............ Juventus outshot Torino 22-8. They outshot the visitors in granata 9-1 in the opening half. They absolutely bombarded the Torino goal during large stretches of Saturday’s derby, including a final 20 minutes or so that just saw wave after wave after wave be thrown forward. No matter what Juve tried, Paleari and Torino thwarted it all. ............ Juve can create plenty of chances where they final shot count is in the high teens or the 20s, yet actually finishing a few of those chances just seems like the biggest of asks in some games. This was definitely one of those instances — and instead of sitting in the top four for at least a few hours, Juve are in the sitting in fifth and could very well fall a place or two with how the results shake out on Sunday. Missed opportunity in every sense of those two very regrettable words. But that is just the state of where Spalletti arrives at Juventus right now. There have been some improvement and you can see that they’re playing better on the whole compared to the last few weeks of Tudor’s tenure as manager. On the other end of things, there are some very large issues that still remain and it’s unclear just how long — if at all — Spalletti can come close to fixing them as time goes on. ............ RANDOM THOUGHTS AND OBSERVATIONS Paleari finished with a goals prevented figure of 1.37. That’s insane. For a comparison, Michele Di Gregorio — who had a nice bounce-back evening after a tough one against Sporting midweek — finished with a goals prevented figure of 0.29. That save Di Gregorio made on Che Adams just after the hour mark was so good. And, considering Paleari was saving just about everything Juventus threw at him on the other end, it’s a save that prevented Juve from losing their first Turin derby in a decade. So, in conclusion, Paleari basically went all Di Gregorio against Real Madrid. Seems like an apt comparison. ............ Juventus completed passes: 766 Torino completed passes: 287 Teun Koopmeiners had 124 touches … and he wasn’t even Juventus’ leader in that stat. That was Manuel Locatelli, by the way. He had a whopping 128 touches and really did play some very nice passes against Torino. Four different Juventus players had over 100 touches, with the French duo of Khephren Thuram and Pierre Kalulu also hitting triple digits. ............ Back to Koopmeiners for a minute. When Spalletti first fielded him there, I was thinking it was just a temporary patch on a position that was down on options to actually play there. After three really strong games there, I am starting to think it should stay that way no matter who else is available. Spalletti has clearly found something that has brought Koopmeiners out of his year-long funk, and he’s playing some of his best ball since coming to Juventus. Keep him there. Plus, Koopmeiners gives Juve something that probably no other center back they currently have: the ability to play long balls out of the back on a consistent basis and give that threat whenever he’s on the ball. The best part of Koopmeiners playing at the back? You can see his confidence growing, too. He’s comfortable again rather than just looking completely frustrated a lot of the time. This is such a massive change for the better for a player who looked like a lost cause just a few weeks ago. ............ Edon Zhegrova, more of him please. His last couple of appearances have been very lively. If Zhegrova gets up to having more than 30 minutes in his legs, do you start him or Francisco Conceição on the right? I feel like that could be a discussion that we could be having following the international break. ............ I’m guessing a frustrating draw before they go off to their respective national teams is not how Juve players wanted to see happen. Then again, neither did I, and all I’m going to be doing during the international break is watching some games from my recliner. For all of the time on the ball that Juventus had, Vlahovic had all of 28 touches and attempted 15 passes. That is not a lot. Not at all. Zhegrova had more touches than Vlahovic did despite coming on in the 65th minute. ............ Read more -> https://www.blackwhitereadallover.com/previews-reviews/33604/juventus-torino-derby-della-mole-2025-serie-a-matchday-11-final-score-result-initial-reaction-random-observations

Spalletti hints Juventus could change system and sends message to Yildiz Juventus coach Luciano Spalletti admits he could change system after the international break: ‘We can play with two wide forwards, or a central striker, or a 4-3-3…’ ............ Juventus were held to a 0-0 home draw by city rivals Torino on Saturday. This means Spalletti is still unbeaten across all competitions, but has only won one of his first three games in charge of the Old Lady. ............ “We lacked the quality and creativity you need when matches are this rusty,” Spalletti said. “In these cases, you need a move that goes against the flow, something a bit illogical. A precise touch to slip the ball between two opponents and maybe a bit of luck. We haven’t had much of that so far. ............ “These three matches haven’t changed my opinion about this team,” Spalletti added. “We tried some things, experienced some situations firsthand and gained more knowledge. There’s room to change formation, too. As I said earlier, I’m disappointed to go home without three points, but when it happens in games like tonight’s, you are not devastated, just sorry, because we tried for the entire match.” “We can also play with two strikers, it’s possible. We have the right characteristics. Openda can play as a centre-forward or support striker. We can play with two wide forwards, or a central striker, or a 4-3-3. These are things we’ll need to analyse properly. ............ Lastly, the Italian tactician was asked whether Kenan Yildiz is feeling tired. Spalletti seemed to agree, but this doesn’t mean the Turkish star will be rested: “It could be a fair impression, playing while tired…but I’ll make him play again and keep him there. He can relax,” he concluded. . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/spalletti-juventus-new-system-message-yildiz/

Spalletti says Juventus were a bit tired in the draw against Torino Luciano Spalletti said his players appeared a little tired during their match against Torino, as Juventus were held to a goalless draw in front of their home supporters. After two consecutive wins in the league, fans had expected another success, especially since it was a city rivalry that carried extra significance. ............ Throughout the match, Juventus attempted to dominate possession and create opportunities, yet Torino’s tactical shape and discipline made it extremely difficult to find any space in attack. Both goalkeepers showed excellent awareness and composure, producing important saves that kept the scoreline level. The contest quickly turned into a test of patience and structure rather than a display of attacking creativity. As the game wore on, Juventus tried to increase the tempo and push for a decisive goal, but Torino remained well organised and limited their chances. The home side’s inability to convert possession into real threats was evident, as Torino’s defensive solidity repeatedly halted their progress. By the end, frustration grew among the supporters as Juventus failed to make their dominance count. ............ After the match, Spalletti discussed the team’s display and the clear signs of tiredness among his players. He said: “Then we weren’t able to make quality plays, at the level we are and we need to work on that. There was a little bit of tiredness that was evident, I had made the same choices so as not to find myself having to bring on someone tired, so that’s the thing. But I’m very happy with the team, because they tried throughout the match, even if we then conceded a couple of counterattacks.” ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/spalletti-says-juventus-were-a-bit-tired-in-the-draw-against-torino/

Francisco Conceicao video goes viral, who Juventus talent was angry at Francisco Conceicao went viral for a video where he seemed to be insulting Luciano Spalletti and had to be calmed by Juventus teammate Dusan Vlahovic, but it is not what it seems. ............ The clip showed the Portuguese talent angrily gesturing and waving his arm while seated on the bench, then Vlahovic tried to calm him down with a hug. ............ This went viral online, with many suggesting he was angry at the substitution and aiming those insults towards his coach. However, Conceicao was irritated at a cameraman getting too close and almost tripping him up as he made his way back to the bench. ............ Read more -> https://football-italia.net/francisco-conceicao-video-goes-viral-juventus/

Spalletti: ‘Juventus certainly need to improve’ after 0-0 with Torino Luciano Spalletti outlines where Juventus ‘certainly need to improve’ and admits they were lacking ‘quality’ in their 0-0 draw with Torino, but explains some of his choices. ............ Sporting CP earned a 1-1 Champions League result at the Allianz Juventus Stadium midweek and Torino frustrated them in a 0-0 during today’s Derby della Mole. ............ “When there is density packing the midfield, you have to raise the quality level, and take the normal passes more quickly to make them more effective,” Spalletti said. “If you pass it two metres forward rather than sideways or backwards, it prevents the opponents getting into position. This is where we certainly need to improve. We were unable to have moves with the kind of quality that we know that the team has. “There was also some fatigue after the Champions League midweek, but I am still happy that the team pushed for the whole game.” ............ “We allowed a couple of counter-attacks, but Di Gregorio’s big save was a double ricochet, so it was a bit of a fluke to create that opportunity. We did what we needed to do and largely kept Torino under pressure throughout,” insisted Spalletti. ............ “Jonathan David is very good inside the penalty area, he can have his say there, even if he is not that physical. Vlahovic had this pain in his back, he showed courage to be at our disposal and battle hard, but was really drained by the time he came off,” explained Spalletti. “It’s true that Vlahovic is a more physical presence, but it’s fair that he would benefit from the crosses of Zhegrova. When we started to pin Torino back in those closing stages, that is what we need to do, we were just lacking the finish.” ............ There is at least one piece of good news for Spalletti, as this was his 1,000th point in Serie A, becoming only the fifth to achieve this milestone (counting three points for a win) after Giovanni Trapattoni, Nereo Rocco, Nils Liedholm and Massimiliano Allegri. . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/spalletti-juventus-certainly-need-to-improve/

Juventus left frustrated with draw in first Turin derby under Spalletti Juventus and Torino played out a goalless draw in the Turin Derby, as the Bianconeri once again struggled to find the back of the net. The match was expected to be an opportunity for Juventus to secure back-to-back league wins under Luciano Spalletti, but their lack of clinical edge in attack proved costly. Despite maintaining their unbeaten run, the draw felt like a missed chance for the Old Lady, who continue to search for consistency in front of goal. ............ Derbies are rarely straightforward, and Torino approached this encounter with determination and discipline. The visitors set up with a compact defensive structure that effectively frustrated Juventus’ attacking efforts. The Bianconeri, low on attacking confidence, needed both precision and patience to break through, but Torino’s organisation at the back made it extremely difficult. From the outset, it was clear that Juventus would have to find creative ways to breach a defence that had been meticulously prepared for pressure situations. Spalletti, an experienced tactician, was well aware that persistence would be key, yet every promising move seemed to be thwarted by Torino’s defensive resilience and the impressive form of Alberto Paleari in goal. The Torino goalkeeper was alert and decisive, denying Juventus several times and ensuring the first half ended level. ............ Michele Di Gregorio made a crucial save early in the half to prevent Torino from taking the lead, keeping Juve’s hopes alive. Despite late pressure and sustained attacking phases, Juventus were unable to find a breakthrough. Paleari continued to make outstanding saves, leaving the home crowd increasingly frustrated. When the final whistle blew, both sides had to settle for a point, with the goalless result reflecting Juve’s ongoing issues in front of goal. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-left-frustrated-with-draw-in-first-turin-derby-under-spalletti/

Player Ratings: Juventus 0-0 Torino – Goalkeepers dominate in slow derby Alberto Paleari is Football Italia’s MOTM in a 0-0 draw between Juventus and Torino at the Allianz Stadium, but Michele Di Gregorio was also the best player for the Old Lady. Juventus vs. Torino player ratings Juventus: Di Gregorio 7; Kalulu 6, Rugani 6 (46′ Gatti 6.5), Koopmeiners 6; Cambiaso 5.5, Locatelli 6 (86′ Adzic N/A), Thuram 6, McKennie 6; Conceiçao 5.5 (64′ Zhegrova 6); Yildiz 6.5 (84′ Openda N/A), Vlahovic 5 (64′ David 5). Coach: Spalletti 5.5 Best Juventus player: Di Gregorio 7 – At the end of the day, he was the only Juventus player who made a decisive move. Ché Adams could have done more from a very good position, but Di Gregorio’s positioning was excellent, and so was his dive towards the left to deny the Scotland international. Lowest Juventus ratings: Vlahovic and David 5 – Neither the Serbian’s physicality nor the Canadian’s movements into the spaces caused too much trouble for Torino’s defence. Juventus coach: Spalletti 5.5 – Juventus dominated possession, but it wasn’t enough to get all three points. The ball just moved too slowly. Like Tudor, Spalletti kept rotating his strikers without finding a valuable solution. There’s still a lot of work to do. ............ Torino: Paleari 7.5; Ismajli 7 (88′ Tameze N/A), Maripan 7, Coco 6.5; Pedersen 5.5, Ilic 6 (46′ Asllani 6), Casadei 6.5, Vlasic 6 (79′ Anjorin N/A), Lazaro 6; Ngonge 6 (46′ Adams 5.5), Simeone 6 (79′ Zapata N/A). Coach: Colucci 6.5 (Baroni suspended). Best Torino player: Paleari 7.5 – ............ Lowest Torino rating: Adams 5.5 – ............. Torino coach: Colucci 6.5 (Baroni suspended) – ............ . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/player-ratings-juventus-0-0-torino-goalkeepers/

Serie A | Juventus 0-0 Torino: Another poor stalemate for Spalletti Luciano Spalletti’s Juventus were held to another disappointing draw, this time by city rivals Torino in the Derby della Mole, as the two goalkeepers were decisive. ............ Toro have not beaten their rivals since a 2-1 result in April 2015, and in order to find the most recent win away to Juventus, you have to go back to April 1995. ............ Michele Di Gregorio had to smother a Cyril Ngonge pass at the feet of Giovanni Simeone, but Alberto Paleari got down to fingertip a Francisco Conceicao angled drive inches past the far post. Simeone had the ball in the net within seconds of the restart, but only after he had wandered offside on the Cesare Casadei assist to beat Di Gregorio one-on-one.Thuram had threaded through for Kenan Yildiz, denied by a desperate Ardian Ismajli sliding tackle in the penalty area. ............ . Paleari also rushed off his line to narrow the angle as Yildiz threaded through for Jonathan David, then made an extraordinary reaction save on the McKennie bullet header from Edon Zhegrova’s cross. ............ . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/serie-a-juventus-0-0-torino-another-stalemate/

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