In the early hours of October 28, Juventus drew 4-4 with Inter Milan in the Italian Derby of Serie A. Since the injury of Brazilian central defender Bremer, Juventus has struggled defensively, conceding eight goals in their last five matches.
Bremer was injured during the Champions League match against RB Leipzig on October 2. Just a few minutes into the game, he was forced to leave the field due to an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury. Before this injury, the Bianconeri had conceded only one goal in seven matches, demonstrating a solid defense.
However, Bremer’s absence has had a significant impact on Juventus’s backline. Despite winning that Champions League match 3-2 against RB Leipzig, the team’s defensive stability has noticeably declined since then. In their recent five matches, Juventus has conceded a total of eight goals, including the high-scoring 4-4 draw against Inter Milan.
At the post-match press conference, Motta did not blame any individual player but acknowledged the need to “carefully analyze” the game to better understand the “highs and lows” of the team’s performance.
This high-scoring draw not only provided fans with an exciting match but also highlighted the challenges Juventus faces after losing a key defensive player. As the season progresses, how to adjust the lineup and regain defensive solidity will be a crucial task for head coach Motta.
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