Samuel Iling-Junior and Moise Kean hit the post with their shots, in the 67th and 80th, but the truth is that despite those two chances, ‘Juve’ could have even lost the game, had it not been for a save by Polish goalkeeper Wojciech Szczęsny against Mattia Bani in the first half.
Frustrated, Serbian goalscorer Dusan Vlahovic was sent off in added time after a second warning for protest.
Juventus remains third, on equal points with AC Milan (59 points), very far from Inter (75 points) and with a worrying pace even to protect its qualifying position for the next Champions League.
The ‘Bianconeri’ only have five points ahead of Bologna (4th) and eleven over Roma (5th), which has played one game less.
Since January 27, the Turin team has only won one game, drawn four and lost three, with a catastrophic balance of seven points in eight games. This streak has increased the pressure on Allegri, highly criticized by the ‘tifosi’.
“At this moment we were not able to materialize our dominance. The positive point is that our rival did not have any chance,” Allegri explained to the DAZN platform.
“We need to continue playing like we did today, I’m not worried, I have seen a team that has personality and that fought for 90 minutes. Even if we didn’t win, in my opinion we have taken a step forward,” he added.