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This Saturday, Juventus Turin traveled to Empoli’s pitch. Author of a rather successful start to the season under the leadership of Thiago Motta, the Old Lady nevertheless faced many difficulties this Saturday. Faced with tenacious Azzurris, Juve had difficulty existing offensively in the first half. Opposite, Empoli almost opened the scoring, but neither Maleh (20th) nor Colombo (32nd) were able to convert their attempt.
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In the second half, Turin fought back, but Vlahovic was unable to be a killer in front of goal (47th, 50th). A few minutes later, Denis Vazquez, Empoli’s goalkeeper, saved his team (53rd). At the end of the match, Emanuel Gyasi missed the match ball for the home team (90+5th). Finally, Empoli and Juventus Turin shared the points after a goalless draw. Juve took first place, but did not really put pressure on Inter Milan, who travel to Monza tomorrow (8:45 p.m.).
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