Roma – Juventus: Rebuilding a Team Requires Time (1 – 1)

In a match featuring two different managers compared to those who coached these teams during the previous clash, the issues affecting both clubs were clear. With key players sidelined by injuries and the high stakes of this game in the Champions League race, the match only came alive during the latter part of the first half. However, the intensity gradually faded, leading to a subdued conclusion at the final whistle. Tactical analysis and match report by Agostino Dosselli.

It is no secret that Mister Claudio Ranieri chose to return as coach purely out of love for the team and the people of his city. However, he plans to step away at the end of the season, advising the club on selecting a new manager and mentoring his successor in navigating a high-pressure environment. With these circumstances in mind, those who believed this season would merely be a transitional one have been proven wrong. The team has remained unbeaten in the league since December and is now fully immersed in the race for European spots.

On the other hand, Juventus decided last month to part ways with their previous manager after two disappointing defeats that marked the season’s lowest point. Former player Igor Tudor now faces the daunting task of shaping both his own and the team's future in just nine games. He must secure enough points to finish in the top four spots while forging a recognizable identity that the team has been striving . . .