Worrying stats raise questions over Juventus’ attack
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5-second readJuventus have the second-weakest attack among the top ten in Serie A and rank 18th...

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Juventus have the second-weakest attack among the top ten in Serie A and rank 18th for expected goals from open play in the first nine league games of the campaign.
Juventus suffered their second defeat in their last three Serie A matches on Wednesday, falling 2-0 away at Genoa. Juventus have worrying numbers all over the pitch, from attack to defence, but Sky Sport Italia’s post-match show on Wednesday focused on Bianconeri stats in the final third.
Juventus sit 16th in Serie A for total expected goals (0.93), 18th for expected goals from open play (0.64), and for shots from inside the box (5.84).
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