Seven goals were conceded and zero were scored. This is Juventus’ record over their last two matches in the Serie A. The 4-0 defeat to Atalanta set a new low for the club as under-fire Thiago Motta

Juventus are keeping faith with manager Thiago Motta for now despite his side suffering a second successive heavy defeat on Sunday, the club's football director Cristiano Giuntoli said.

Thiago Motta confirms he won’t resign after Juventus’ 3-0 loss against Fiorentina: ‘It would be too easy.’ The Bianconeri suffered the second consecutive loss at the Stadio Franchi on Sunday. The Serie A giants have conceded seven goals in the last two games, scoring none, and Bologna’s win over Lazio pushed Juventus outside the top four.