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Juve face injury woes ahead of Serie A game against Atalanta

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Juventus will be without seven key players including Gleison Bremer, Arkadiusz Milik and Douglas Luiz for their Serie A home game against Atalanta, manager Thiago Motta said on Saturday.Despite their injury setbacks, Juve are on a five-match winning streak in the league and sit fourth with 52 points, tra

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The Hindu

Juventus faces injury woes ahead of Serie A game against Atalanta

Despite its injury setbacks, Juve is on a five-match winning streak in the league and sits fourth with 52 points, trailing third-placed Atalanta by three points.

3 days ago·India

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Channel News Asia

Juve face injury woes ahead of Serie A game against Atalanta

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Juvefc.com

Motta names six Juventus players who will miss Atalanta clash, lauds Koopmeiners

Juventus coach Thiago Motta revealed his squad will be missing six players for Sunday’s big Serie A clash against Atalanta.Despite their recent cup woes, the Bianconeri have seemingly found their footing in the league, as they currently ride a five-match winning streak that catapulted them back into the Scudetto scene. Nevertheless, the moment of truth has arrived, as the Turin-based giants are now up against a direct challenger in the shape of …

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Football Italia

Kenan Yildiz in doubt for big Juventus Week 28 clash with Atalanta

According to reports, Juventus could be forced to do without Kenan Yildiz in the Serie A showdown with Atalanta.It kicks off at the Allianz Juventus Stadium in Turin on Sunday at 19.45 GMT.This is a potentially huge clash, as only three points separate La Dea in third place from the Bianconeri in fourth.Kenan Yildiz was widely expected to be in the starting XI, but Sky Sport Italia warn the Turkey international is now in doubt after suffering fr…

3 days ago·Italy

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