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  1. Sempre a terra i napoletani. Ma che campionato di m...a.
  2. Ma Andonio é davvero nevrotico. Rischia l'infarto.
  3. Juventus’ ultras group announces protest for Lazio game: ‘Silent’ ‘Black and white’, one of the Juventus ultras groups, announces its members will remain silent in tomorrow’s game against Lazio due to the ‘disastrous’ ticket allocation for the latest away match in Madrid. A group of Juventus ultras won’t support the team at the Olimpico tomorrow, when Igor Tudor’s side visit Lazio. ............ “We want to clarify that we’ll be in Rome as usual, but we’ll remain silent. Supporting Juventus for 90 minutes is what belongs to us the most, and we’d love to do it every time, everywhere. But it’s also fair to protest when things don’t go the right way,” the group said via TMW. ............ “Those who pay for a service with priority would expect that everyone has the same right to buy a ticket at the same time and under the same conditions as others. There have been too many unusual situations, and we can’t accept them. “Clearly, we don’t want to have any sort of favouritism; we just ask that everyone, either ultras or ordinary fans, is given the same opportunity and rights when buying tickets,” continued the Juventus ultras. “We know it’s hard to remain silent in a game like Lazio-Juventus, but sometimes it’s more important to demonstrate against injustice than act like nothing happened. ............ The away end at the Olimpico will likely be sold out tonight, but many of its members will likely remain silent. . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/juventus-ultras-protest-lazio-silent/
  4. Paolo De Paola thinks Juventus should have kept Cristiano Giuntoli In the summer of 2024, Juventus embarked on a new era of change under the guidance of Thiago Motta, who was appointed as head coach. Alongside him, several new players joined the club, carefully selected to fit his tactical vision and dynamic style of play. The club’s sporting director, Cristiano Giuntoli, was entrusted with leading this revolution in what was his second season in the role. Giuntoli, who had previously built a strong reputation for his work at Napoli, showcased his expertise during his first year in Turin, where he successfully streamlined operations and addressed various internal issues. ............ Paolo De Paola, reflecting on the situation, has expressed his belief that the decision to dismiss Giuntoli was both unjustified and detrimental to the club’s progress. He remarked, “This second revolution was necessary. Motta failed, okay, Giuntoli still had two years left on his contract, you could have kept him by putting a general manager or another manager alongside him and let him take his footballing stride. What’s the point of a second revolution? We’re headed for another failure, so there’ll be another revolution in the summer? I have the feeling that at Juventus, everyone wants to save themselves.” ............ De Paola’s comments encapsulate the uncertainty surrounding Juventus’ sporting direction. The constant turnover of staff and repeated attempts at structural renewal have led to questions about the club’s long-term vision. For many, the decision to dismiss Giuntoli, a figure credited with stability and strategic foresight, symbolises a lack of patience and continuity. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/paolo-de-paola-thinks-juventus-should-have-kept-cristiano-giuntoli/
  5. Juventus does not want to sell star who could earn them 70 million euros Khephren Thuram has quickly established himself as one of Juventus’ most impressive signings in recent years. The French midfielder, who joined the club in the summer of 2024, arrived alongside some of Europe’s most talented midfielders. Despite the competition, he has stood out as a key performer in his debut campaign, surpassing the contributions of both Teun Koopmeiners and Douglas Luiz. His influence in midfield has been instrumental in shaping Juventus’ performances, even during periods when the team has struggled for consistency. Thuram’s composure, vision, and physical presence have made him a central figure within the squad, earning him admiration from fans and pundits alike. ............ At least one club has already expressed a willingness to pay around €70 million for Thuram’s signature. Despite such significant interest and offers, Juventus have consistently rejected all approaches. The Bianconeri view Thuram as a cornerstone of their long-term project and are determined not to lose him, regardless of external pressure. ............ Thuram’s commitment to Juventus appears equally strong. He is said to be deeply in love with Turin and content with his role within the squad. The club, in turn, values him highly and has no plans to sanction his departure. Juventus’ management remains focused on restoring the team to the top of Italian and European football and is unwilling to weaken its lineup by selling one of its most influential players. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-does-not-want-to-sell-star-who-could-earn-them-70-million-euros/
  6. Marchisio identifies biggest issue for struggling Juventus midfielder Claudio Marchisio insists that struggling Juventus midfielder Teun Koopmeiners needs a ‘well-defined’ role and context, as ‘identity’ is the most important thing for a team. Former Juventus star Marchisio feels that Koopmeiners’ struggles at the Allianz Stadium come from the many tactical changes he’s been subject to. ............ “Everyone has their own ideas regarding the system. I’ve always been convinced that the midfield offers more solutions, but I think it’s more about the identity than the system itself, and also having players who are always present, making as few changes as possible,” Marchisio said during an event in Turin. ............ “Koopmeiners has often changed roles, and I don’t think it’s easy for him to find an identity. I hope Tudor can find it soon. “A well-defined role in a well-defined context can help a player with precise skill sets, but one who has also been struggling since last season. I even used to play as a winger sometimes, or in a two-man midfield, sometimes even as a full-back. It gave me versatility, but in terms of performances, you risk ending up in a bottleneck that’s hard to get out of.” ............ Koopmeiners joined Juventus in a €60m deal from Atalanta in the summer of 2024. He has only collected five goals and three assists in 53 appearances across all competitions with the Old Lady. His contract at the Allianz Stadium runs out in June 2029. ............ . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/marchisio-biggest-issue-juventus-midfielder/
  7. Quindi presumo che sia stata un'idea di Comolli quella della fascia di capitano piuttosto che di Tudor.
  8. Lazio confirm Nuno Tavares injury but could regain another player against Juventus Lazio provided official updates on the condition of Nuno Tavares, who is now set for another spell on the sidelines. The Portuguese is no stranger to muscle issues, as he suffered a whopping seven injuries last season. ............ The official Lazio website has now confirmed that Tavares has indeed suffered a Grade I injury in his left calf. Therefore, the former Arsenal player is expected to miss around 20 days of action. The official note also provided updates on the club’s other injured players. ............ On a more positive note, Luca Pellegrini has returned to group training for the first time in three weeks. The Italian had pulled a muscle during the Aquile’s 3-0 win in Genoa. The former Juventus player will be keen to receive a call-up for this weekend’s clash against his old employers, but he’s unlikely to earn a starting spot. ............ . Read more -> https://thelaziali.com/2025/10/24/lazio-confirm-nuno-tavares-luca-pellegrini-pushing-return/
  9. Dino Zoff explains why giving Kenan Yildiz the Juventus armband is a mistake Kenan Yildiz has recently been appointed vice-captain of Juventus, a role that appears to be challenging for the young Turkiye international. The midfielder captained the team in their recent Champions League clash against Real Madrid, as Manuel Locatelli did not start, but some observers believe the responsibility may have come too soon for him. ............ Dino Zoff, reflecting on Yildiz’s situation, expressed his view that assigning the captain’s armband to such a young player was a misjudgement. He said: “I don’t understand this at all. Why did they give him the captain’s armband? For me, it’s a mistake to give the captain’s armband to such a young player, burdening him with excessive responsibility and pressure. Moreover, there are certainly more experienced players in the squad who can fill the role without weighing down Yildiz’s development.” ............ Zoff highlighted that Yildiz performs with much more freedom and effectiveness when representing Turkiye, where he is not tasked with leadership responsibilities. His international form has been consistently impressive, suggesting that the pressure of captaincy at Juventus may be limiting his ability to express himself fully on the pitch. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/dino-zoff-explains-why-giving-kenan-yildiz-the-juventus-armband-is-a-mistake/
  10. Non giocava Locatelli dall'inizio con le sue 192 presenze ma c'erano Mckennie (191), Vlahovic (155) e Rugani (153). Perché dare la fascia a Yildiz (94 presenze) e poi in uno stadio come il Bernabeu? Per fargli firmare un nuovo contratto prima che se lo portino via?
  11. Preview: Lazio vs Juventus - prediction, team news, lineups Two teams struggling to match expectations will meet in Serie A's Sunday night contest, as Juventus visit Lazio at Stadio Olimpico. While the hosts languish inside the bottom half of the standings, Juve head to Rome following back-to-back defeats, plunging them further into crisis. Match preview Already under intense scrutiny due to their declining domestic output, Juventus were faced with one of the toughest Champions League assignments on Wednesday. Following five draws and a defeat in their previous six games, the two-time European champions were beaten by Real Madrid in the Spanish capital, despite putting up a decent fight. Misfiring strikers Dusan Vlahovic and Lois Openda both missed chances at the Bernabeu, before Jude Bellingham's close-range finish split the sides, leaving Juve with just two points from their first trio of league-phase fixtures. Having tamely lost lost 2-0 to Como a few days beforehand, the Bianconeri have now failed to score in their last three matches: over 300 minutes of action have come and gone since Francisco Conceicao found the net against Villarreal. Last week's reverse at Stadio Sinigaglia also ended the Turin club's 11-match run without a league loss - albeit several of those games ended all square. Now, they face a must-win clash with opponents also enduring a tough start to the season, as Igor Tudor leads his team to the Italian capital. Juventus have failed to score just once across their last 29 away games against Lazio, so at least history suggests they can finally end their goal drought. ............ Lazio Serie A form: W L L W D D Juventus Serie A form: W W D D D L Juventus form (all competitions): D D D D L L Team News After dropping Manuel Locatelli to the bench in Madrid, Tudor could recall his captain this weekend, with Weston McKennie's place in central midfield looking most vulnerable. Juventus are still missing defensive rock Bremer and wing-back Juan Cabal due to injury, but they should otherwise have a full squad to pick from. Tudor has yet to settle on a preferred formula up front, where Jonathan David, Openda and Vlahovic are all vying for selection: the latter has scored seven goals against Lazio to date, including two Serie A braces. Meanwhile, the hosts will be without their main marksman for another few weeks, as Taty Castellanos features on a long injury list. ............ Lazio possible starting lineup: Provedel; Lazzari, Gila, Romagnoli, Marusic; Guendouzi, Cataldi, Basic; Isaksen, Dia, Zaccagni Juventus possible starting lineup: Di Gregorio; Gatti, Rugani, Kelly; Kalulu, Locatelli, Thuram, Cambiaso; Conceicao, Yildiz; David We say: Lazio 1-2 Juventus This game should be destined for a draw, as Juventus have posted more than anyone else in Serie A since the start of last season and Lazio cannot finish teams off on home turf. However, Juve must surely take their chance to post an overdue victory, with their ailing hosts hit badly by injuries and low in confidence. . Read more -> https://www.sportsmole.co.uk/football/lazio/preview/lazio-vs-juventus-prediction-team-news-lineups_584317.html
  12. Is Locatelli falling out of favour with Igor Tudor? Manuel Locatelli was notably absent from the starting XI in Juventus’ recent Champions League clash against Real Madrid, a situation that has occurred multiple times this season. The midfielder, who played a pivotal role when Igor Tudor first arrived at the club in March, has seen his involvement fluctuate as the campaign has progressed. ............ During the match against Real Madrid, Locatelli was replaced in the starting lineup by Weston McKennie, with Juventus ultimately suffering defeat. While Kenan Yildiz has taken on the captain’s armband in Locatelli’s absence, reflecting the trust placed in the young Turkish star, Locatelli’s longer tenure and leadership qualities continue to make him an important figure within the squad. His presence on the pitch is considered valuable both for his performance and for the stability he provides to the team. Despite recent rotations, Juventus still place considerable faith in Locatelli. The midfielder has not lost the confidence of manager Igor Tudor. The coach reportedly benches Locatelli selectively, either to give him rest or to deploy a different midfield profile depending on the tactical requirements of the match. ............ Tudor’s approach emphasises the strategic use of his players rather than a lack of faith in their abilities. Locatelli remains a key component of the squad, with the manager valuing his experience, vision, and leadership on the field. As such, he continues to enjoy significant support from both the coaching staff and his teammates. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/is-locatelli-falling-out-of-favour-with-igor-tudor/
  13. Juventus ask Tudor to ‘calm down’ after latest press-room outburst Juventus have reportedly asked Igor Tudor to adjust his communication style after a series of increasingly tense press-conference outbursts, culminating in his surprise rant in Madrid this week. ............ It marks a sharp contrast from Tudor’s early weeks, when he energised the environment and spoke with ambition. Back in August, the coach had declared: “They say we will finish fourth, fifth or sixth – that is only a motivation. Juventus never start a season just to qualify for the Champions League.” Now, however, the tone has shifted. In Madrid the Croatian argued that “if the analysis is that we are Juve and must always win, it is not a correct analysis,” while also complaining about referees and the fixture list. ............ The club fear this rhetoric risks creating alibis for the squad rather than lifting the group during a negative run. ............ . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/juventus-ask-tudor-to-calm-down-after-outburst/
  14. Thierry Henry says they lack “identity or a philosophy” Thierry Henry has expressed his disappointment at Juventus’ recent performances, lamenting the team’s apparent lack of identity following consecutive defeats in midweek. The Bianconeri, who were beaten by Como in Serie A and then by Real Madrid in the Champions League, appear to be struggling for both form and direction. ............ Under Igor Tudor, Juventus began the season showing promise and energy, particularly during their strong performances in the Club World Cup and the opening weeks of the domestic campaign. However, over the past month, that early enthusiasm has faded. The team now looks devoid of creativity and inspiration, with several key players struggling to influence games. This decline has inevitably raised questions about Tudor’s tactical approach and whether his methods can deliver long-term improvement. ............ Thierry Henry, who once wore the black and white shirt during his playing career, has voiced concern over what he perceives as a loss of the club’s defining traits. Reflecting on the current situation, he said: “Without an identity or a philosophy, it’s difficult to compete. I see a team that doesn’t compete, without an identity and without its philosophy. When you think of Juve, you think of a team that competes, a team with a clear identity and philosophy. But when you have a philosophy, everything changes. I understand that Tudor has recently arrived and that there’s a new president, and things can still happen.” ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/former-juventus-star-says-they-lack-identity-or-a-philosophy/
  15. Di Livio wants Juventus to take determination against Real Madrid to Serie A Juventus have endured a difficult run of form in recent weeks, struggling to produce consistent performances across all competitions. As they prepare to face Lazio this weekend, the Bianconeri are under pressure to deliver a result that could mark the beginning of their recovery. ............ Despite their defeat to Real Madrid in the Champions League, Juventus displayed a much-improved performance. The team competed strongly against one of Europe’s best sides and, with sharper finishing, could easily have taken a point from the match. Their defensive shape was solid, and their overall intensity suggested signs of revival. If they can replicate that level of commitment and focus, they have every chance of overcoming Lazio and reigniting their Serie A campaign. ............ Former Juventus player Angelo Di Livio has encouraged the team to maintain the same attitude and energy they showed against Real Madrid. He said: “Given the current situation, the signs are important, but I’d like to see this attitude continue, which I didn’t see against Como and Milan. It’s a defeat, but I hope it can provide a boost. I expect this kind of attitude against Lazio. In my opinion, Juve missed a huge opportunity last night. You can concede certain goals, but you have to take advantage of them, like the ones from Vlahovic and Openda. Juve could have done much more, though. They were very well positioned on the pitch. I liked Gatti, Vlahovic… but overall, I say they need to continue like this. In the league, everything can still be recovered, in the Champions League, Real Madrid won’t always be there. I want to see consistency and this kind of determination now.” ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/pundit-wants-juventus-to-take-determination-against-real-madrid-to-serie-a/
  16. Massimo Pavan insists Juventus must beat Lazio this weekend Juventus’ next competitive fixture sees them take on Lazio in Serie A this weekend, a match that carries enormous significance for the Turin side. Should they fail to win, it would mark eight consecutive games without a victory, deepening concerns over the team’s recent decline in form. ............ If Juventus were to lose to Lazio, it would be their third consecutive defeat, leaving manager Igor Tudor under intense scrutiny. The season began promisingly for the Bianconeri, but since their dramatic 4–3 victory over Inter Milan, they have failed to win a single match in any competition. This prolonged slump has raised questions about the team’s structure, energy, and tactical approach. ............ As Juventus prepare for its trip to face Lazio, there is a growing sense that this fixture could be pivotal for both Tudor and the team’s campaign. Speaking about the situation, Massimo Pavan stressed the importance of the match, stating: “I didn’t dislike the team against Real Madrid, but Juventus must get back to keeping score. Against Lazio, we’ll have to see how much energy they have left, but unfortunately, the only possible outcome is a victory: there’s no other option.” ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/massimo-pavan-insists-juventus-must-beat-lazio-this-weekend/
  17. Nedved has some advice for the current Juventus players Pavel Nedved, widely recognised as one of the finest footballers of his era during his time at Juventus, has reflected on the state of the current team and urged patience from supporters as the club rebuilds. The former Bianconeri icon, who once played alongside some of the most accomplished players in the world, believes the process of restoring Juventus to its former greatness will take time and commitment from everyone involved. ............ The present Juventus side is composed largely of players who have yet to win a major trophy in the club’s colours. After several years marked by inconsistent recruitment and performances below the club’s historic standards, the team is striving to find stability and a renewed sense of identity. Although every player knew the prestige and responsibility that comes with joining a club of Juventus’s stature, their performances have not always demonstrated a full appreciation of what it means to represent the Bianconeri. ............ Nedved has offered guidance to the current squad, emphasising the importance of complete dedication if they are to achieve lasting success. Speaking about the team’s attitude and the challenges of playing for a club of such stature, he stated: “I think there was a reaction of pride against Real Madrid. I know how difficult it is to play in these colours and play every game there. You have to be 100% all the time, otherwise you have no chance of surviving in this team. They need time to build a great team and become the real Juve again.” ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/nedved-has-some-advice-for-the-current-juventus-players/
  18. Dino Zoff: «Per me è un errore dare la fascia da capitano a un ragazzo così giovane, caricandolo di responsabilità e pressioni esagerate. Oltretutto in rosa ci sono sicuramente elementi più esperti che possono ricoprire il ruolo senza appesantire il percorso di crescita di Yildiz». Non fa una grinza. Perfettamente d'accordo con SuperDino.
  19. Roma, domenica 26 ottobre 2025 ore 20:45 Serie A - 8^ di andata LAZIO - JUVENTUS Confronti ufficiali Campionato di Serie A 196 Giocate 162 101 Vittorie Juventus 87 46 Pareggi 39 49 Vittorie Lazio 36 336 Gol Juventus 288 215 Gol Lazio 176 Campionato di Serie A: precedenti in trasferta contro Lazio Giocate 81 Vittorie Juventus 34 (l'ultima il 20.11.2021, 0-2 ) Pareggi 20 (l'ultimo il 10.05.2025, 1-1 ) Vittorie Lazio 27 (l'ultima il 30.03.2024, 1-0 ) Gol Juventus 109 (media a gara 1,35) Gol Lazio 97 (media a gara 1,20) Ultimi confronti diretti (tutte le competizioni) Data Competizione Partita Ris. 16.05.2022 Campionato Serie A Juventus-Lazio 2-2 P 13.11.2022 Campionato Serie A Juventus-Lazio 3-0 V 02.02.2023 Coppa Italia Juventus-Lazio 1-0 V 08.04.2023 Campionato Serie A Lazio-Juventus 2-1 S 16.09.2023 Campionato Serie A Juventus-Lazio 3-1 V 30.03.2024 Campionato Serie A Lazio-Juventus 1-0 S 02.04.2024 Coppa Italia Juventus-Lazio 2-0 V 23.04.2024 Coppa Italia Lazio-Juventus 2-1 S 19.10.2024 Campionato Serie A Juventus-Lazio 1-0 V 10.05.2025 Campionato Serie A Lazio-Juventus 1-1 P Giocate: 10 Vittorie: 5 Pareggi: 2 Sconfitte: 3 Gol fatti: 15 Gol subiti: 9 Ultimi confronti diretti (tutte le competizioni) Data Competizione Partita Ris. 16.05.2022 Campionato Serie A Juventus-Lazio 2-2 P 13.11.2022 Campionato Serie A Juventus-Lazio 3-0 V 02.02.2023 Coppa Italia Juventus-Lazio 1-0 V 08.04.2023 Campionato Serie A Lazio-Juventus 2-1 S 16.09.2023 Campionato Serie A Juventus-Lazio 3-1 V 30.03.2024 Campionato Serie A Lazio-Juventus 1-0 S 02.04.2024 Coppa Italia Juventus-Lazio 2-0 V 23.04.2024 Coppa Italia Lazio-Juventus 2-1 S 19.10.2024 Campionato Serie A Juventus-Lazio 1-0 V 10.05.2025 Campionato Serie A Lazio-Juventus 1-1 P Giocate: 10 Vittorie: 5 Pareggi: 2 Sconfitte: 3 Gol fatti: 15 Gol subiti: 9 FONTE
  20. Pedulla: Juventus players still backing Tudor, but the management set a deadline Juventus manager Igor Tudor still has the backing of the locker-room, but the hierarchy’s patience is not unlimited. The Bianconeri started their campaign with three victories in a row, but they now find themselves winless in their last seven across all competitions. They have slipped to seventh place in the Serie A standings, and they have only collected two points from three Champions League outings. ............ In addition to the team’s poor run of results, the Croatian boss reportedly shares a frosty relationship with the Juventus General Director and soon-to-be CEO, Damien Comolli. Nevertheless, Italian journalist Alfredo Pedulla insists that the squad remains firm behind Tudor, as evidenced by the player’s valiant response against Real Madrid on Wednesday, despite the defeat. “One thing is important, beyond the performance: The team is fully behind Tudor, despite all the possible confusion,” said Pedulla. “The team’s response in terms of unity is a testament.” ............ “Thinking that Juve could sign a third coach is unimaginable, but it’s clear that the next few matches must yield positive results. The deadline is the next international break.” ............ Juventus will head to Rome this weekend for a clash against Lazio, before hosting Udinese at the Allianz Stadium in midweek. Afterwards, they will play Cremonese away from home, and then host Sporting CP in the Champions League. Their final fixture before the international break will be the Derby della Mole against Torino, which will take place at the Allianz Stadium on November 8. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-player-tudor-management-deadline/
  21. Le Pagelle: Juventus vs Real Madrid Taking a moral victory isn’t exactly the Juventus way. But given the way things have gone the past month—and really the past four or five years—it’s sometimes right to acknowledge one. ............ It’s an attitude that needs to be carried on to this weekend’s game against Lazio and beyond, but to see it here is a start. MICHELE DI GREGORIO - 8. Made nine saves, some of which were absolutely incredible. The face-save in the first half against Kylian Mbappe and the double save in the second were obviously the highlights, and he kept control of his box pretty well too, especially given Real’s ridiculous corner count. To marshal the defense this well against this team while Bremer-less is a testament to his quality. FEDERICO GATTI - 8. This is up there as maybe the best single game Gatti has played his entire career. He either led or co-led the team in interceptions (2), clearances (6) and blocks, of which he made a whopping five, including a goal-line clearance against Brahim Díaz that kept Juve in the game. Add to that the fact that he very nearly scored in the first half on a long, low drive that almost squeezed under Courtois. DANIELE RUGANI - 6.5. Tasked with the thankless job of defending the middle of the field against the likes of Mbappe and Jude Bellingham, Rugani was largely excellent, making two tackles and hardly ever looking overwhelmed. A good way to celebrate his new contract. Lloyd Kelly - 5.5. ............ PIERRE KALULU - 5.5. ............ TEUN KOOPMEINERS - 5. Made a couple of interceptions in midfield but gave the ball away just as much. He’s still a man in limbo and simply isn’t showing any quality or confidence. KHÉPHREN THURAM - 6. Had a couple of his trademark midfield carries, including a couple where he simply accelerated past his defender. His pair of key passes were the most of any starter, but he still needs to be more accurate, as one or two missed passes in midfield left an attack on the table. ANDREA CAMBIASO - 5. ............ WESTON McKENNIE - 5.5. ............ KENAN YILDIZ - 5.5. Got double-teamed most of the night and only came up in fits and starts. Credit to him for being one of the only Juve players willing to play the ball quickly. The ball he flashed across goal early in the second half would’ve easily opened the scoring had Vlahovic anticipated it correctly. DUSAN VLAHOVIC - 5.5. Phyisically overwhelmed a bit too much, but also managed to get into decent positions to start or receive a counterattack. Some have given him stick for not finishing that one-man breakaway five minutes into the second half, but he did everything right on that play. Sometimes you do that and the other guy does something spectacular, which is exactly what happened there with Courtois. SUBS FRANCISCO CONCEIÇÃO - 5.5. Made an incredible defensive play when he stuck with Viní and won the ball from him one-on-one as the last man—if that hadn’t been anything other than perfect he would’ve been sent off. Offensively, though, he didn’t create the kind of trouble you hope and expect out of him. MANUEL LOCATELLI - 6. ............ JONATHAN DAVID - 6. Participated in some dangerous attacks and made more key passes in 16 minutes than everyone save Thuram in the starting XI did in 60 or more. Should have had some assists had Openda been more clinical. LOÏS OPENDA - 5. Needed to be much more decisive. This applies to a lot of the players today, but for Openda it was glaring. With four minutes to go David put the ball on a plate for him, but he took an extra touch instead of hitting the ball first time, allowing Raúl Ascencio to recover and slide in to block his shot. That might’ve been the difference between a point and no point. FILIP KOSTIC - NR. ............ MANAGER ANALYSIS There isn’t a whole lot to complain about in the case of Igor Tudor today. After making some real errors in Como on Sunday, Tudor put out a good team and had his players motivated and ready to play against one of the best sides in the world. The big key now for him is to keep that level of enthusiasm and energy up for the long-term. If they can do that, they can beat pretty much any team in Serie A provided they execute, and can at least make a respectable showing against the elite of the elite. One decision Tudor made did bother me, though: leaving Joao Mario on the bench. Kalulu was solid on the right and got into some dangerous positions, but he didn’t have the on-ball quality to really make those positions count. Joao Mario has just that kind of skill, and to not use him in a game where you needed a goal is something that is going to need explaining. Joao Mario in general has been put on a high shelf over the last month, so one wonders what Tudor thinks of him in training. . Read more -> https://www.blackwhitereadallover.com/serie-a-campionato-2025-26-juventus/33117/juventus-real-madrid-player-ratings-manager-analysis-2025-uefa-champions-league-league-phase-matchday-3-final-score-result
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