Andrea Pirlo has picked up nine fewer points than Maurizio Sarri after 21 games with Juventus posting their worst record in Serie A for nine seasons.
The Old Lady suffered a 1-0 defeat away to Napoli last weekend and sit fourth in Serie A, eight points behind League leaders Inter, but with a game in hand.
The Bianconeri won 12 of 21 games, with six draws and three defeats.
They have scored 41 goals and have the best defensive record in the League with just 19 goals conceded.
Andrea Pirlo has picked up nine fewer points than Maurizio Sarri after 21 games with Juventus posting their worst record in Serie A for nine seasons.
The Old Lady suffered a 1-0 defeat away to Napoli last weekend and sit fourth in Serie A, eight points behind League leaders Inter, but with a game in hand.
The Bianconeri won 12 of 21 games, with six draws and three defeats.
They have scored 41 goals and have the best defensive record in the League with just 19 goals conceded.
Nevertheless, Andrea Pirlo’s Juventus have nine fewer points than Maurizio Sarri’s side did last season. It's the Old Lady's worst record since (2011-12) which, incidentally, still ended with them being crowned Serie A champions.
Only Luigi Delneri who managed 35 points in 21 League games at Juventus before ending the season outside the European places performed worse over the last decade.
Juventus’ record after 21 games in the last 10 years:
2020/21 – 42 points (Pirlo)
2019/20 – 51 (Sarri)
2018/19 – 59 (Allegri)
2017/18 – 53 (Allegri)
2016/17 – 51 (Allegri)
2015/16 – 45 (Allegri)
2014/15 – 50 (Allegri)
2013/14 – 56 (Conte)
2012/13 – 48 (Conte)
2011/12 – 45 (Conte)
2010/11 – 35 (Delneri)