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Juventus face uphill task after 5-2 loss in Istanbul

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Juventus Daily News Roundup
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Juventus trail Galatasaray after a 5-2 defeat in Istanbul, needing a three-goal win in Turin to force extra time. Luciano Spalletti urges attacking intent with tactical balance, while Lloyd Kelly condemns racist abuse, saying, “words and actions have meaning and consequences.” Alessandro Del Piero highlights Victor Osimhen’s threat, and Alessandro Costacurta notes Inter-Juve fatigue and Bremer’s injury concerns.

Ex-Inter keeper Emiliano Viviano criticises Giorgio Chiellini over his stance on Bastoni’s dive in Inter 3-2 Juventus, telling him to ‘keep the moral lectures’ and calling for consistency on refereeing.

Lloyd Kelly faces racist abuse after Juventus’ 5-2 loss at Galatasaray. He admits criticism is fair but says he will not accept racism: ‘Words and actions have meaning and consequences.’

Del Piero hails Victor Osimhen’s ruthless display in Galatasaray’s 5-2 win, saying his presence ‘scares you’. Juventus must contain him in Turin to keep the tie alive.

Trailing 5-2, Spalletti urges Juventus to attack but stay ‘tactically balanced’ to avoid Galatasaray’s counters. Juve need a three-goal win in Turin to reach extra time.

Juventus weigh selling Loïs Openda after a low-impact season. Despite Luciano Spalletti’s efforts, the striker has struggled, with the club open to suitors unless his form surges late in the campaign.

Juventus lose 5-2 in Istanbul after leading, leaving Spalletti’s side needing a three-goal win in Turin to force extra time in the Champions League playoff.

After the 5-2 defeat at Galatasaray, Costacurta says Inter-Juve drained ‘mental energy’ from several Juventus players, while Bremer’s injury deepened defensive concerns.

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