Juventus

The pressure that has already piled on Max Allegri increased tenfold in Israel as Juventus were beaten 2-0 by Maccabi Haifa in the Champions League.

To have any chance of making the knockout stage, they will have to beat both of those sides in their two remaining games. A first half totally dominated by the home side brought two well-earned goals and the visitors were never able to fully recover, falling to a pathetic 2-0 defeat. It has been a thoroughly depressing season for Juventus so far and their trip to Haifa brought perhaps the most depressing hour and a half of the campaign.

Juventus have decided against sacking Massimiliano Allegri despite a poor start to the season and La Gazzetta Dello Sport highlights how Andrea Agnelli's.

During his first season as the club’s president in 2010-11, Agnelli didn’t sack Luigi Delneri despite a terrible season that saw the Old Lady end in seventh. If things get further out of control and their current boss is sacked before the end of the campaign, Juventus will more likely pick an interim boss (the article mentions Claudio Ranieri or Paulo Sousa), choosing a long-term replacement for Allegri in 2023. Agnelli has been at the helm of Juventus for more than ten years and this is one of the lowest points reached during his tenure.

Over a long life, the Old Lady has not escaped humiliation. The Z and Alpha generations that Juventus chairman Andrea Agnelli fears are losing interest in ...

They haven’t been relegated to Serie B in scandal either. [Cristiano Ronaldo](https://theathletic.com/football/player/cristiano-ronaldo-jh1IjFA8SnHLGtwM/) seasons (2018-21). [Champions League](https://theathletic.com/football/champions-league/) disgrace away to Maccabi Haifa of Israel, this isn’t the worst Juventus team ever.

Failing to advance to the tournament's next phase would mean missing out on a large chunk of the tournament's prize money, besides suffering the ...

Even beating both opponents, which would be a feat considering the team’s current form, might not suffice for Juventus to book a slot in the prestigious UEFA Champions League Round of 16. The last time AC Milan reached this stage dates back to 2014, when club’s legends like Kaka and Robinho featured in the starting lineup. At least on paper, this does not look like an impossible feat, considering that Stefano Pioli’s men are battling Croatian side Dinamo Zagreb and Austrian club RB Salzburg. [AC Milan](https://www.forbes.com/sites/danieleproch/2022/09/13/the-question-about-rafael-leaos-contract-extension-with-serie-a-reigning-champions-ac-milan/?sh=35ed3665880f), who have a 1-1-2 record in Group E, is that they can still secure a spot in the Round of 16 by winning the two remaining group stage matches. [Juventus](https://www.forbes.com/sites/danieleproch/2022/09/24/juventus-posts-254-million-loss-the-largest-ever-recorded-in-serie-a-history/?sh=45be7e1b1bec) have so far recorded a win and three losses in Group H, collecting just $2.7 million in performance-based rewards, according to UEFA’s prize money distribution for 2022/23. [UEFA Champions League](https://www.forbes.com/sites/danieleproch/2022/09/07/uefa-champions-league-is-back-heres-what-to-expect-from-the-italian-teams/?sh=2ef325133fe4) brought bad news for Italian sides Juventus and AC Milan, whose qualification hopes to the Round of 16 are seriously in peril following last night’s defeats in the respective group stage.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO IN ITALY: Massimiliano Allegri is like a student who gets his work wrong and asks someone else to correct it for him.

Fail to do that and it will get worse before it gets better. At this moment Juventus are like Santa Claus because they give presents to the teams they face. He has enjoyed excellent results with the club's youth teams - but he continues to be ignored in and around the first-team set-up. They have a host of underperforming stars and are being outworked physically by teams. The feeling is that Allegri has no ideas and is unable to convey anything to the team on both a tactical and a personal level. There is no longer a connection between the pitch and the bench and the club seems to have lost a coaching figure capable of being listened to by players. Allegri does not appear to understand the limitations of his selection choices and they are crashing and burning as a result in Europe. Thousands more back in Turin were venting their spleens at this team. Allegri is guilty of the selection and continually denying it is a deception worthy of Houdini. He pointed to the archaic tactical system and management from Allegri and sided that the biggest area of mismanagement is in midfield. It was as if they were afraid of the ball; it was as if they were afraid of being crushed by the weight and pressure of a difficult moment like the one Italian club is going through right now. Paolo Montero is today the only man in Turin to have and to understand the Juventus DNA.

Omer Atzili scored two first-half goals as Haifa earned its first Champions League win in two decades. Juventus was left third in Group H with two games to play ...

Atzili put Haifa ahead seven minutes in by using his back to deflect a cross from the center of the area amid a crowd of defenders. We need to have faith in ourselves as a team and a family. "We just have to keep quiet, work and get out of this situation. "The coach is doing everything to get us back on track," Cuadrado said at the final whistle. "It is difficult to explain," the coach said. "Unfortunately, these things happen in soccer," Juventus winger Juan Cuadrado said. We have emerged from many difficult situations before and this is an opportunity to do it again." We can only emerge from this situation if we're united." "We are all a team and it's more the fault of those of us on the field. Juventus is also struggling in Serie A and lost 2-0 to AC Milan on Saturday, leaving the Bianconeri eighth with just three wins in nine matches. Paris Saint-Germain, which was held to a 1-1 draw by Benfica, leads the group with eight points, followed by Benfica (also with 8), Juventus (3) and Haifa (3). HAIFA, Israel — Juventus descended further into crisis and was left on the verge of elimination from the Champions League following a 2-0 loss at Maccabi Haifa on Tuesday that also included an injury to key winger ángel Di María.

MACCABI Haifa FC upset renowned Italian side Juventus 2-0 in a UEFA Champions League group stage match in the early hours of October 12 (Australian time), ...

That ended a 20-year drought since Maccabi Haifa last notched a win in Europe’s premier club football tournament. Maccabi Haifa FC's upset over renowned Italian side Juventus ended a 20-year drought since the Israeli side last notched a win in Europe's premier club football tournament. Maccabi Haifa topple Italian club Juventus 2-0