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Torino 0-0 Juventus: Match report and player ratings
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Juventus entered the match on the back of a four-game winless streak in the league, while Torino had just ended a four-match unbeaten run after a 3-2 defeat away to Empoli. The stage was set as both teams were eager to secure a victory and reignite their respective campaigns.
The match itself was a tale of missed chances, particularly for Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic, who squandered two golden chances to put his side ahead. The Serbian forward struck the post in the second half, leaving the Turin faithful wondering what could have been.
Despite the lack of goals, the match was not without its share of drama and talking points. The two teams were evenly matched in terms of possession and shots on goal, with Torino managing eight attempts to Juventus’ six. However, neither side could find the breakthrough, with both goalkeepers putting in solid performances to keep the scores level.
In terms of build-up play and passing, the two teams were evenly matched as well. Juventus had a slightly higher pass directness (24.6) compared to Torino’s 32.2, while the latter had more 10+ pass sequences (15 to Juventus’ 11). Both teams were comfortable in possession but struggled to create clear-cut chances in the final third.
The match also saw several turnovers, with Juventus committing only two compared to Torino’s seven. Allegri’s men were more successful in retaining possession, but it also highlights their inability to capitalize on these turnovers and turn them into goal-scoring opportunities.
The result leaves Massimiliano Allegri’s Juventus with regrets, as they missed out on a valuable opportunity to secure three points in their quest for a strong finish to the season. The draw also means that Allegri will face further scrutiny from fans and pundits alike, as the pressure mounts on the Italian manager to turn his team’s fortunes around.
Juventus will play away at Cagliari on April 19th. With only six games left in Serie A, the team needs to do everything it can to secure a Champions League spot for next season.
Juventus player ratings:
Szczęsny (7.5); Gatti (6), Bremer (6), Danilo (5.5); Cambiaso (5.5), McKennie (6), Locatelli (6), Rabiot (6), Kostić (5); Vlahović (6), Chiesa (7).
Substitutes: Iling Jr (5), Yildiz (6.5), Alex Sandro (6), Kean (4), Alcaraz (N/A)