Buffon costs us the game. 1st goal it was totally unnecessary for him to leave his goal, while the 2nd just shows he's already declining at a very fast pace. Conceded a direct free kick at his near post with clear vision

Legend or not, I honestly think Woj is a much better gk ATM

Well, buffon not the only one to blame. After all he did made a brilliant save to deny Kane header in the first half

All the team responsible. They gave so much time & space for Spurs to dictate the match..and what did i said about Eriksen earlier...u allow him much freedom, and he gonna punish u, and he did

Ita safe to say that Juve went overconfident after leading 2-0 earlier on, by playing with negative tactics infronf of the home crowd..

I can't really comment as I missed most of the match.

But from what I saw, I think we could have secured the win earlier on, instead of letting them make a comeback. I keep reading on the reports and even from you guys here that Tottenham were allowed to take control especially in the second half.

I mean, I can understand (but not necessarily happy with) this mentality in Serie A because it's our league and they know how most of the teams play hence they can sit back and defend a slim lead; but this is the CL for crying out loud. Where is the hunger to win and dominate?

I think perhaps the 2 goal lead suddenly give Spurs the freedom and urge to play high in Juve area. 2 goals down, what there's nothing to loose, just play as high as possible.

somehow juve's midfielders are exposed, with almost no midfield really going after the ball and just soaking the pressure. soaking the pressure was only good for one occasion, that was leading to the 2nd penalty. otherwise juve looks 2nd best in every department.

juve passing stats was horrible, it's like 400 spurs vs 100 juve, and most of spurs pass are being done in Juve area!

I think max need to switch to 3-5-1-2 on 2nd leg. the game is to win in midfield and don't let spurs control the ball, otherwise it will be end of UCL journey this year

Idk about u guys, but i refused to throw the towel and waving the whitw flag, yet

Sure, a minimal scoreline Juve gonna have to get in London to go through is by winning 1-0 or drawing by over 3-3 scoreline

This match kinda remind me of the one vs Shakhtar(1-1) & Bayern(2-2), both in Turin. Juve got mostly dominated in both matches, but in the return fixture, they beat Shaktar 1-0 in Ukraine and probably a minute away from eliminating Bayern in Germany b4 Lewandowski equalize

And what i'd often noticed from all these years being a Juventino, Juve works best when the odds is not on their favor. Right now, Spurs are favorite to go through, with 2 away goals in their belt. But i have some of confident we can actually get a shocking result in England

..only one way to find out though

hahahaha there is always this channel 2 watch ma before going office

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3nsS1zgb4Jye9kmA45K6Yg

sure that watching live is better if you retired group but for you working group very jia lat

Hehehe, thanks for the link man!

Hoping the Turin miracle in London since Juve have not won at English turf yet🙏🙏

I have a feeling we will come out guns blazing in London. So here's hoping for a win that will get us through to the next round

Dude, you were right man, Leipzig beat them 3-1.

For a while there, i thought Napoli were going for an unbeaten run till the end of the season.

Dude, you were right man, Leipzig beat them 3-1.

For a while there, i thought Napoli were going for an unbeaten run till the end of the season.

well....speaking by experience. They'd already pulled a similar stunt some years ago by bowing out of UEL with an embarrassing trashing by Viktoria Plzen 5-0
to focused on Scudetto. In the end, they'd won neither

Napoli is a good team but with a small minded mentality. Hence why a few days ago even their coach Sarri wished that Juve would advance against Spurs,
bcoz he knew his only real chance to win the Scudetto is by Juve busying focusing on the other competition (UCL & Coppa)

on other result, Milan breezed past Ludogorets in Bulgaria, they're probably one foot in the round of 16

Lazio, as usual, choking at crucial stage but i wouldn't count em out yet

Atlanta showing a fightback against the resurgent Dortmund, but Michy "The Batman" were too much for em. Still much to play for in Bergamo next week

correction. Juve beat Man City 2-1 in Etihad Stadium back in 2015

a 2-1 win at Wembley is probably doable. I'm not willing to give up Juve chances, not just yet

Haha forgotten about that season

I have a feeling, or at least I hope, that Juve will come to London wanting to win and do so in dominating fashion. I mean, really, we have the players to do so. Plus hopefully with Dybala and Matuidi back from injury by then, we should have a full team for the remainder of the season and especially during the most crucial time.

anyone watching?

the Derby della Mole kickoff early tonight

Missed it as I was out but so glad for the win and the method in which Bernadeschi came on for Higuain to give Alex Sandro that assist. Did you watch the match and any comments on our performance as a whole?

Had a feeling Napoli would win against SPAL - which they eventually did. All credit to them and all the more I think that the race will go down to the wire this time. We still have a lot of big games coming up, our second leg against Napoli will be at home this time; which should give us a some confidence in winning since the last match was played at Stadio San Paolo.

I hope the injuries to Higuain and Bernadeschi aren't serious; we just got Dybala back and now this?! We need a full strength team till the end of the season if we want to keep winning.

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well, its a quite balance match where both team create equal chances, unlike the one vs Fiorentina & Spurs where Juve were second best in term of team performance

i guess many injuries to key players tend to do that us = impacting the team performance overall

the next 3-4 matches are all crucial, we can call it a make or break period

the tie again Atalanta, and then once again vs Atalanta(Coppa Italia), the only saving grace is that we're playing at home

and then an away trip to Lazio, b4 the trip to London against Spurs

all the Scudetto, Coppa, UCL depending in these 4 matches. Napoli ain't dropping points anytime soon, so should we.

as for Coppa we've the advantage against Atalanta after 1-0 win in Bergamo, and then the UCL, where we're at the disadvantage.
But i'm still confident about Juve chances...regarding which Juve gonna shown up at Wembley

Such a crucial period the next few months like you said bro.

We usually step up our performances during crucial matches and the second leg vs Spurs in London is as crucial as it gets; I'm quite confident that we'll go through...but there might be a few nail-biting moments.

Did you get a chance to watch the Netflix documentary dude? I don't have Netflix but managed to download the first three episodes via torrent.

As a fan, I'll definitely be biased in saying that I enjoyed it; however, I was expecting a little more from it in terms of the behind the scenes stuff. I mean, we do get glimpses into the lives of some of the players and we also get to see how Allegri is like during training sessions, which to me is really nice and kind of fuelling the passion for Juve. But I was expecting a little more - they seem to have just covered the surface of Juve. I hope they go deeper in the later episodes; prior to downloading, I kept reading that Netflix had released the 'first three episodes' so I assume there's more? The first three episodes covered August - December.

Despite what I've said though, if you have the chance, do watch it; it's still definitely worth watching.

yeap, still doesn't have time to watch it yet

anything Juve related be it documentary or such is always gonna be worth my time