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Europa League Preview: Juventus vs. Stade Rennais

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Juventus is set to face Stade Rennais in the Europa League, seeking their third win in as many games, as reported by Black & White & Read All Over. The team is coming off a disappointing performance against Lazio. Juventus currently tops the Europa League table.

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Juventus is set to face Stade Rennais in the Europa League, seeking their third win in as many games, as reported by Black & White & Read All Over. The team is coming off a disappointing performance against Lazio. Juventus currently tops the Europa League table.

Juventus has rotated its squad in the Europa League, giving playing time to those who haven't seen much action in Serie A, according to Luciano Spalletti. Stade Rennais, their opponent, is coming off a win against OPI and is missing Estéban Lepaul due to injury.

Spalletti has announced a change in Juventus' lineup, with Kolo Muani and Nick Woltemade starting up front against Stade Rennais. He emphasized the need for the team to be more united and less individualistic, as they seek a response to their recent struggles.

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For the third time in as many outings in Europe this season, the Europa League will try and be Juventus’ reprieve from the struggles that they are currently dealing with domestically. And it’s especially true this time around when you consider what happened all of three days ago on the same field in which they will step out onto for their latest Thursday night adventure. Of course, when you recall what Juventus did — or didn’t — do against Lazio on Sunday, who knows how much that will carry over and disrupt whatever Europa League mojo Luciano Spalletti’s squad may have.

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