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Juventus back to the drawing board after painful lesson

Ajax midfielder Donny van de Beek celebrates with teammates as Juventus defender Alex Sandro walks past at the end of their Uefa Champions League quarter-final second leg match in Turin April 16, 2019. — AFP pic

But those dreams were left in tatters after Juventus were beaten 2-1 at home in their quarter-final second leg yesterday, going out 3-2 on aggregate. Playmaker Paulo Dybala, in particular, seems to have been inhibited by Ronaldo’s presence and the Argentine’s season took another frustrating turn yesterday when he was taken off at halftime with a thigh injury.

“It’s better to have as many options as possible, because these ties are decided by details, substitutions and options off the bench,” he said. Of that, around €100 million was on Ronaldo, €40 million each on Joao Cancelo and Costa, €35 million euros on bringing Leonardo Bonucci back from AC Milan and €12 million on reserve goalkeeper Mattia Perin.

But, rather like Paris St Germain in France, Juve’s dominance of Serie A appeared to leave them unprepared for the European challenge.

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