‘Absolutely terrible’ football but the Juventus winning machine goes on ahead of Champions League tie - Inside Europe

Juventus have only lost one match in their last 21 games — and that was only after conceding in the final moments of extra time during their Super Cup defeat to Inter Milan. Their form makes them one of the best performing clubs in Europe at the moment but their hopes of progressing to the quarter-finals of the Champions League are in the balance, as their last-16 tie with Villarreal is locked at 1-1 ahead of Wednesday’s match in Turin. Ad/> But while the base statistics look good in terms of wins and draws, watching them is not proving to be much fun.

That is despite being able to call on the talent of Dusan Vlahovic, Paulo Dybala and Manuel Locatelli. Serie AJuventus keep up Serie A title chase with win at SampdoriaYESTERDAY AT 16:14 We caught up with Eurosport’s Simone Eterno to gauge his opinion on what Massimiliano Allegri’s side are like to watch — and it is fair to say his take is one step short of like watching paint dry. What sort of form are Juventus in going into the game? If we talk about results — very, very good.

Since November 30, they have played 21 official games in all competitions and only lost one, the Supercoppa Italiana, by conceding a late goal at Inter Milan in the last second of extra time. They won three games in a row in Serie A after the first leg against Villarreal — a very good run. But watching them isn’t so good… Juventus keep up Serie A title chase with win at Sampdoria Parejo cancels out 31 secs Vlahovic goal as Villarreal secure Juventus draw Although they are unbeaten in quite some time, how have the overall performances been? Terrible.

Absolutely terrible. Massimiliano Allegri plays some very poor football. They beat Sampdoria on Saturday without a single shot on target.