"1 & 5 - Gift Orban (23 years and 65 days) is the youngest foreign player to score for #Verona vs Juventus in #SerieA; the fifth, overall, after Zaccarelli (22 y, 318 d), Galderisi (20 y, 362 d), Maccacaro (20 y, 159 d), and Orazi (20 y, 35 d). Discovery.#VeronaJuventus - OptaPaolo (@OptaPaolo) September 20, 2025 Drawing matches has become a recurring problem for Juve, as no team in Serie A has finished level more times on the road in 2025 - six in total, the same as Genoa and Venezia."
"Tudor, though, feels that the toil of Juve's last two matches - a 4-3 victory over Inter followed by a frantic 4-4 draw with Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League - caught up with his players. "I noticed that the team was tired. They lacked energy and weren't as fresh as they should have been, but I can't fault the lads, both those who started and those who came on as substitutes," Tudor said. "Hellas Verona played well, prepared thoroughly during the week with this match in mind and covered ground well throughout the game. "Now we roll up our sleeves and think about the next game against Atalanta.""
Juventus' winning start ended in a 1-1 draw with Hellas Verona after Francisco Conceicao opened the scoring and Gift Orban converted a penalty just before halftime. The squad showed signs of fatigue following recent high-intensity fixtures, contributing to a lack of energy and a dropped point. The result extended Juventus' unbeaten Serie A run to nine matches and nudged them ahead of Napoli in the standings, though Napoli can reclaim top spot by beating Pisa. Drawing away matches has been a recurring issue for Juventus in 2025, with six road draws so far.
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