Forget the past and go all out. In the next 4 Champions League games, Juventus looks forward to winning streak.

Forget the past! Attack with all your strength!

Spalletti and Juventus both felt a little regretful that they failed to win Sporting CP at home. Since Juventus only scored 3 points with 3 draws and one loss in the first 4 rounds of the Champions League, if they want to successfully enter the play-offs, they can only go further by going all out in the next games.

After the match with Sporting CP, both McKennie and Conceição were full of confidence in the future. McKennie affirmed the changes that Spalletti had brought to the team, saying that Juventus' performance on both offense and defense had improved significantly compared with the past. Conceição had a clear attitude and was determined to strive for "four consecutive wins" in the next four Champions League games to help Juventus advance to the next stage of the Champions League.

Juventus’s next four opponents are Bode Shine, Paphos, Benfica and Monaco. Compared with the first four opponents, Dortmund, Villarreal and Sporting CP, Bode Shine and Paphos have less potential. As long as Juventus plays steadily and avoids mistakes, they can completely defeat them.

Early yesterday morning, Bode Shine lost 0-1 at home to Monaco. Monaco relied on Balogun's goal in the first half to kill the ball. Bode Shine defender Gunderson was sent off for a stupid foul in the second half and was sent off with a red card, making them even more passive. Although they lost, Bode's shining home momentum was impressive. Juventus, who played away from home, must overcome this difficulty.

This morning, Paphos relied on Lucassen's goal to defeat Villarreal 1-0 at home, winning applause from the fans. It is worth mentioning that this victory was the first Champions League win in the history of Paphos, which injected great confidence into them. It also reminded Juventus - never underestimate your opponent, otherwise you will be humiliated like Villarreal.

Benfica has had bad luck in the Champions League this season. In the fourth round of the Champions League, under the leadership of Mourinho, Benfica lost 0-1 at home to Bayer Leverkusen and suffered a fourth consecutive defeat in the Champions League. Perhaps, by the time Juventus meet Benfica in January next year, Benfica has completely lost hope of promotion.

Monaco is the last opponent Juventus encounters in the first stage of the Champions League. As of now, they rank fifth in the Ligue 1 standings with 6 wins, 2 draws and 3 losses, 4 points behind the leader Paris Saint-Germain.

In the Monaco team, Juventus fans are undoubtedly most concerned about their old friend Pogba who is waiting for his comeback. I believe Pogba must also be full of expectations for the game with Juventus.

Can Juventus win all four Champions League games in the future?

Juventus Youth Team Tracking

On November 8, Juventus Youth Team will challenge AC Milan Youth Team in an away game under the leadership of head coach Padoin. As of the last round, Juventus Youth Team ranked 13th in the league with 3 wins, 3 draws, 4 losses and 12 points, while AC Milan Youth Team ranked 7th in the league with 4 wins, 4 draws, 2 losses and 16 points. If Juventus Youth Team can defeat its opponent, the points gap between the two sides will be further narrowed.

In a UEFA Youth League match that ended on November 4, the Juventus youth team was tied 2-2 at home by the Sporting CP youth team. Like the Juventus first team, they had not won a single victory in the first four rounds of the Champions League.

In this game, the Juventus youth team took the lead early. In the 11th minute, 18-year-old midfielder Mazur opened the scoring with an assist from 18-year-old teammate Greo. In the 26th minute, 17-year-old genius Tiozzo seized the opportunity to score another victory, facing In a great situation with a 2-0 lead, the young men of Juventus Youth Team did not maintain the victory to the end. In the 88th minute, Bavdili recovered a goal for Sporting CP Youth. In the 90th minute, Simao's goal made the score final at 2-2.

Seeing the victory fly away, head coach Padoin felt helpless. It seems that the work of the youth football league is full of challenges, and "good student" Padoin still needs to work hard.