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That not withstanding, I believe also that you might have noticed that Juventus have been able to handle the big teams more effectively this season despite not having much wins in the league which shows how proactively they have been despite not having a great campaign this season. Juventus have probably lost to only one of the big side Milan, a game which wasn't in the league but a Cup match. And having draws doesn't make them worse although it doesn't reflect their standard. I think this stats would be an added advantage for them when they face Napoli this weekend.

It will be considered insufficient because if they can only win a few times and more draws then everything will not develop for Juventus let alone try to think about the trophy race because in the end the points earned are not optimal even though they still have not lost any points or lost 1 match in Serie A.

Although it seems imposing but actually it is a demand because after all fans must expect Juventus with new leadership after the era of Allegri and internal problems are over then they definitely expect maximum results in the new season. So that great expectations have been embedded from the start especially since Motta provided a good leadership style at the previous club.
Juventus' performance is not too bad but it's just that they can't maximize their performance so that in the end they can't be optimal in collecting points and that Motta still has to fix now so that the points that are lost because of the draws they always get can be minimized.

It's too late for Juventus anyway when it's about winning the Scudetto. 13 points behind Napoli would require some supernatural event to allow for Juventus to catch up. They won't win all the games and yet Napoli would have to lose tons of games and then all other teams ahead of Juventus would also have to lose their games. No, I think this is over. The players and the coach are not allowed to say it's over, but people watching from outside know that there is no chance left for them to make up for what they have done wrong until now. 13 draws is like double the number of draws on average for all the teams from the bottom half of the gable. I think that is enough information to conclude that the season is over when they had the goal to win the title, which they certainly did.

Winning Scudetto shouldn't be their focus because it's impossible. Rather, let them focus on improving their performance so that they can finish on top four to enable them qualify for UCL next season. However, if they fail to be on top four, due to unnecessary draws, they will end up in Europa League. Motta shouldn't let this happen.

With a very large points difference from the first rank, of course Juventus must be realistic, they must focus on the top four because competing for the Scudetto feels very impossible. Although Juventus is currently undefeated in Serie A, with so many draws it will not change anything in the standings because each match only gets one point. Moreover, in the next match Juventus will face Napoli who we know are currently on fire, especially their productive front line. According to my prediction, this will be Juventus' first defeat in Serie A, if Napoli manages to beat Juventus at the Maradona Stadium.

Even Juventus in the last match against Club Brugge in the UCL league also got a draw. Motta never learns from his mistakes, he always looks at the opponent first and plays a makeshift squad, when his turn comes until the 70th minute the squad is speechless, he starts to get confused, he immediately plays the main squad, and the main squad is also speechless because there are only 20 minutes left, finally a draw. What is the coach's target? Is Motta aiming for the title of coach who gets a draw throughout history? Cheesy