Juventus played out a one-all draw against Atalanta this evening as they continue to drift further away from the top four.

Juventus manager Thiago Motta voiced his frustration following his side's draw with Atalanta on Tuesday, acknowledging that while they remain unbeaten, their growing tally of draws means the Turin side are falling short of the club's expectations.

Juventus was again held in Serie A as it drew 1-1 at Atalanta in a result that did little to aid either side's ambitions in the competition.

Yet another stalemate for the Bianconeri, but this 1-1 draw in Bergamo was the result of a very intense, entertaining match, with chances at both ends, including some positive signs from Juventus.The

BERGAMO, Italy - Juventus were held yet again as they drew 1-1 at Atalanta in Serie A on Tuesday, with Pierre Kalulu's early second-half goal cancelled out by a late equaliser from Mateo Retegui.  Read more at straitstimes.

Tuesday night’s match against Atalanta was that failing writ large. Juve had played a solid first half, and had come out of the gates flying at halftime. When Pierre Kalulu opened the scoring with a striker’s finish nine minutes after the restart,

Juventus are in Serie A action again on Tuesday evening as they play away against Atalanta at the Gewiss Stadium, but head coach Thiago Motta is not involved after his dismissal during the Derby

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