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September 16, 2000, was meant to be a straightforward early-season cup fixture, but it quickly devolved into pure, unadulterated Italian football chaos. Fresh off signing the headline addition of the summer transfer window — 22-year-old French hero David Trezeguet — Juventus traveled to the Stadio Mario Rigamonti to fa
September 11, 2011, was the day the world of Italian football shifted back on its rightful axis. Three days after inaugurating their state-of-the-art club-owned home, Juventus hosted Parma in the first official competitive fixture at Juventus Stadium. What unfolded was not merely a 4–1 victory, but a statement of inten
There have been years where Juventus arrive at their first European fixture with some optimism about how they’re playing. There have been other years in which the optimism has been, well, lacking for one reason or another. Coming out of the weekend and what happened against Sassuolo, you can probably guess which line t
Following the first Big Match of the 2026-27 season, Juventus are still very much short-handed and now on the cusp of the fixture list getting very, very busy. The start of the Europa League is on the horizon, and that means the Thursday-Sunday grind is nearly upon us (for at least one week before the […]
Three matches into the season, Luciano Spalletti has already established the league’s dominant defense. What we saw against Milan wasn’t just a good defensive outing. It was a masterclass in structural control — a theme that’s shown up multiple times in the first few matches. Rather than merely surviving attacks, Juven
A new season is supposed to bring a fresh slate, but the injury bug had other plans. With Manuel Locatelli and Khephren Thuram both out until 2027, Kenan Yıldız likely out until November or December, and Jérémie Boga out for at least a month — on top of various smaller injuries around the team — […]
In better days, all hell breaking loose has resulted in Juventus picking up a win when you didn’t necessarily expect them to based on how those previous portions of the game went. But for Juventus in 2026, all hell breaking loose involves game-changing mistakes and defensive breakdowns that only sees a potential smash-
One of the more interesting talking points in Serie A during the first three weeks of the 2026-27 season is how some of the top teams in the league have had very few — if any — Italian players in some of their starting lineups. The most notable culprit of this is everybody’s favorite Cinderella […]
As we are all well aware of right now, Juventus’ injury situation is just about the opposite you would hope to see at any point in a season, let alone just three games into a new campaign. And yet, the number of players who could miss out on this weekend’s trip to Sassuolo is pushing […]
MATCH INFO When: Sunday, Sept. 13, 2026. Where: Mapei Stadium, Sassuolo, Italy. Official kickoff time: 8:45 p.m. local time in Italy and across Europe, 7:45 p.m. in the United Kingdom, 2:45 p.m. Eastern time, 1:45 p.m. Central time, 11:45 a.m. Pacific time. STARTING LINEUP Juventus starting XI (4-2-3-1): Vicario; Kalul
Like a true sicko, I’ve rewatched Juventus’ 3-2 loss to Sassuolo a couple of times now, and I keep landing on the same word: languid. Not slow in the methodical, patient sense. Slow in the sense of nothing actually happening. Guys getting the ball and looking up at statues. The whole thing carried a weirdly […]
Over the first three weeks of the 2026-27 season, Juventus’ attack has been … inconsistent. (That might be a charitable way to describe how the Bianconeri’s offense had looked coming into their matchup against Sassuolo on Sunday, but my therapist says I need to look for the positive in people more.) As shoddy and stale
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