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Juventus make mistake with Andrea Pirlo hire
Juventus didn’t waste any time replacing Maurizio Sarri as head coach, and Henry Reichman believes they have got it wrong.
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Best away performances by English sides in the Champions League – Juventus v Manchester United, 1999
In part four of his series on the best away performances by English sides in Europe, Ivan Smyth takes a look at Manchester United’s famous 3-2 win in the Stadio Delle Alpi against Juventus in 1999.
1997–2000: Louis van Gaal and the ‘Dutchification’ of Barcelona
Daniel Law takes an in depth look at Spanish giants Barcelona and how their style of play evolved by following the successful Dutch model.
Journey to the centre of the Europa League – last 32, second legs
The last 16 of the Europa League will be set this week and Jonathan O’Shea previews the action as two Scottish sides look to progress.
Time for change at the top across Europe?
George Cannon looks at three European leagues that have been dominated by the same teams in recent years.
Moise Kean – Everton’s new star striker?
Joseph Odell predicts big things for new Everton signing Moise Kean as he gets set to debut in the Premier League.
Ajax just a shooting star in the Champions League firmament
Paul Little casts his eye on Dutch giants Ajax who have been the heart warming story of this season’s Champions League so far.
The burn in Bern a timely wakeup call for Juventus
Paul Little looks back at Juventus’ defeat against Young Boys and how it may steel the Bianconeri for success this season.
How much is too much? Peter Lim and UEFA Champions League group H
With Valencia, Manchester United and Cristiano Ronaldo’s Juventus all drawn together in the UEFA Champions League, Zach Rees looks at the potential conflicts of interest involving Peter Lim
Ronaldo answers questions as Napoli are swept aside
He may not have found the net but Cristiano Ronaldo was instrumental in Juventus’ weekend win over Napoli in Serie A, writes Paul Little.