US EditionJuventus must use anger of Cup exit, says Motta
- Juventus suffered a shock defeat to Empoli in the Coppa Italia quarter-finals, losing in a penalty shootout at their home stadium on February 26, 2025.
- Juventus is currently fourth in Serie A with 49 points, needing to secure a top-four finish for Champions League qualification.
- Coach Thiago Motta expressed frustration over the defeat, stating that the team must transform their emotions into winning efforts against Hellas Verona.
- Motta indicated that the team must apologize to fans and emphasized the importance of their upcoming matches after recent failures.
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TURIN, Italy (AP) — Juventus survived a first half scare to come back and beat lowly Verona 2-0 and move into fourth place in Serie A on Monday.
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Taking responsibility for bad results is a good thing, but Juventus boss Thiago Motta took it entirely too far after his team was dumped from the Champions League and Coppa Italia in the same week. Serie A seems lost, too.
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