Juventus were hit with a fresh 10-point penalty on Monday by an Italian court — hampering their chances of qualifying for next year's Champions League — Italy's Football Association said.
The latest punishment for false accounting in the club's transfer dealings dropped Juventus from second spot in Serie A to seventh. — Stream on ESPN+: LaLiga, Bundesliga, more (U.S.) It left the Bianconeri five points behind AC Milan, who moved into fourth place in Serie A and the final qualifying spot for the Champions League.
Juventus are playing at lowly Empoli on Monday. There are then two rounds remaining in the Serie A season, including what will be a crucial match against AC Milan.
Max Allegri's side was handed a 15-point penalty in January while several members of Juventus' former board were also given bans from soccer activities, including former president Andrea Agnelli.