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Performance Juventus which has risen lately has made them touted as potential champions A league. But, coach Massimiliano Allegri again denied it.
Juventus and Allegri had difficulties at the beginning of this season and were thrown out of the top 10. The return of Allegri is considered unable to bring significant changes after failing miserably with Andrea Pirlo last season.
When Inter Milan, AC Milan and Napoli ran alone in the top spot, Juventus stumbled. However, the momentum came for Juventus after last November.
Since losing 0-1 to Atalanta at home on 27 November, Juventus have gone 13 straight games without losing in Serie A. The details are eight wins and five draws.
Throughout 2022, Juventus won 16 points from eight matches passed, only lost to a total of 18 points from Napol, and was ahead of Milan who had 15 points. Meanwhile, Inter’s performance has actually decreased because it only has 9 points from the last seven matches.
As a result, Juventus are now starting to approach Inter in third place with 50 points, only five points apart. If you look at Napoli and AC Milan who have 57 points at the top, the Bianconeri still have a great chance of winning in the remaining 13 matches.
Looking at the recent performance, Juventus is starting to be predicted to be able to overtake the three teams considering the quality of the squad they have. The arrival of Dusan Vlahovic and Allegri’s experience in bringing the team to victory a few years ago were the reasons.
However, Allegri denied this assumption, while insisting that the difference of seven points with Napoli is not a difference that is easily pursued. Juventus don’t want to think about the Scudetto and focus on securing the top four.
“Of course I believe (Juventus can’t be the Scudetto). It takes 84-85 points to win the Scudetto. We need to be able to wipe out the rest of the games and it’s very difficult. But I think with the remaining games at the moment, one of the three teams can reach 84 points. Ask them how many points it takes for the Scudetto, not me!,” said Massimiliano Allegri Of Football-Italia.
(mrp/bay)
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