Moise Kean explains the Juventus tendency to pick up points from trailing situations after their comeback win away to Sassuolo. ‘That’s what Juventus teaches you.’
Giacomo Raspadori had put the hosts in front, but Paulo Dybala’s rocket into the roof of the net and a late Moise Kean effort turned it around somewhat against the run of play.
“It was important to help the team, especially as we’re a bit tired at the moment, but we want to let nothing go,” Kean told Sky Sport Italia.
“We had some difficulties, it’s never easy away from home, but we picked up an important result.”
The 2-1 win at the Mapei Stadium puts the Bianconeri within a point of third-placed Napoli and sends them eight points clear of Roma in fifth.
That means the Champions League spot is practically locked down for the Old Lady.
“We believe to the end, that’s what Juventus teaches you, aiming to pick up all the points that are up for grabs. There’s a Cup to be won too, but we have to take it one game at a time.”
Juventus have also qualified for the Coppa Italia Final, which will be against Inter next month.