Thiago Motta was ‘happy with both the result and performance’ as Juventus beat Torino 2-0, urging Kenan Yildiz to make more of the attacks that prompted his goal.The Bianconeri found it

The 1-1 draw with Lille — one of the biggest surprise teams in the Champions League so far this season — saw a much-improved performance from Motta’s squad the last time they played in Europe, but ultimately Juventus’ attack could only muster a second-half penalty kick from Dusan Vlahovic to pull even.

Juventus are well rested after their Champions League trip to Lille and will approach the Turin derby against Torino at full intensity, coach Thiago Motta said as they look to reel in the Serie A leaders.

Thiago Motta feels Juventus might be trying too hard to end their poor home record and need ‘balance’ against Torino, while he praises Nicolò Savona for his first Italy call-up.It kicks off at

Timothy Weah became only the second American to score for Juventus against Torino after Weston McKennie in 2020

Juventus manager Thiago Motta was in high spirits after his side comfortably won the Turin derby with a 2-0 home victory over neighbours Torino in Serie A on Saturday. The Brazilian, who took over in July,

The Mole is still black and white, thanks to another strong performance that is starting to look ever so close to a team that’s beginning to gel.