Juventus 0-0 AS Roma: Player ratings as Serie A giants play out tense stalemate in Turin

Juventus and AS Roma played out a dour goalless stalemate in Serie A on Sunday. There were a total of 15 shots at the Juventus Stadium in Turin, of which only two were on target, as the league giants were inexplicably toothless on the night. Having started their campaign with back-to-back wins, the Bianconeri dropped points for the first time in the league this season but dropped to second place on the table, behind leaders and holders Inter Milan on goal difference. Roma are still winless in the top-flight campaign and are down in 17th position with only two points.

Juventus Player Ratings vs AS Roma

Goalkeeper

Michele Di Gregorio – 7/10: With Roma barely threatening, he had a comfortable outing in goal

Defenders

Nicolo Savona – 6.5/10: Posed an attacking threat with his marauding runs forward

Federico Gatti – 7/10: Showed excellent vision to make four clearances and competed for the ball too

Bremer – 7.5/10: Perfectly complemented Gatti with his good sense of positioning and timely interventions

Juan Cabal – 7/10: Was having a solid game but inexplicably taken off at the break

Midfielders

Manuel Locatelli – 6.5/10: Good at circulating the ball but couldn’t offer any defensive resistance

Nicolo Fagioli – 6/10: Was left chasing shadows for most of the game

Forwards

Andrea Cambiaso – 6/10: Sloppy in possession and offered no serious attacking threat

Kenan Yildiz – 7/10: Made five crosses and laid two key passes

Samuel Mbangula – 5/10: Was a total non-factor for Juve; taken off at the break

Dusan Vlahovic – 6/10: Made a few attempts but none were clinical enough to test Roma

Substitutes

Francisco Conceicao – 7/10

Teun Koopmeiners – 6.5/10

Douglas Luiz – 7/10

Weston McKennie – 6.5/10

Nicolas Gonzalez – 6/10

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AS Roma Player Ratings vs Juventus

Goalkeeper

Mile Svilar – 7/10: Had to make just one save as Juve were uncharacteristically toothless in attack

Defenders

Zeki Celik – 7/10: Misplaced a couple of passes but timed his tackles to perfection and fought hard for the ball

Gianluca Mancini – 7/10: Circulated the ball well but wasn’t tested enough in defense

Evan Ndicka – 7.5/10: Completed 64 of his 65 passes in the game and made six clearances

Angelino – 6.5/10: The former Leipzig star was full of energy and willingness to make something happen

Midfielders

Bryan Cristante – 7/10: Made four clearances and two interceptions to break down Juve’s forward plays

Niccolo Pisilli – 7/10: Completed over 90% of his passes and created a few openings for the forwards

Forwards

Matias Soule – 6/10: Some good first touches but not a direct threat to Juve

Lorenzo Pellegrini – 7/10: Spent more times winning back possession and breaking down Juve’s plays; he came up trumps most of the time

Alexis Saelemaekers – 6/10: Barely got involved in the match and struggled to win his duels too

Artem Dovbyk – 5/10: Had only 13 touches on the ball in 82 minutes of action and attempted just one shot which was also blocked

Substitutes

Paulo Dybala – 6.5/10

Nicola Zalewski – 6.5/10

Manu Kone – 6/10

Tommaso Baldanzi – 6/10

Eldor Shomurodov – 6.5/10

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