Agnelli sticking with coach Allegri at struggling Juventus
ROME: All but eliminated from the Champions League. Struggling with only three wins in nine Serie A matches. Beset by injuries to three star players.
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PREVIEW-Soccer-Juve and Roma hit by injury blows in cramped schedule
(Reuters) - Injuries continue to mount in Serie A as Juventus forward Angel Di Maria and AS Roma striker Paulo Dybala became the latest big-name players to be ruled out as clubs battle with a packed fixture schedule.
Juventus and Roma hit by injury blows in cramped schedule
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