As already pointed out, this team has gone for the win in nearly all of the games and not "hold out for a draw", so I'm not sure what Juventus you're watching. The Napoli and Milan games seem to be outstanding cases because of how the match progressed. I'm sure the stat of Juventus having the most shots on goal in the league has been said enough, so you can look for the (lack of) efficiency there, because I believe it's the biggest factor which is preventing wins.
Others seem to think that a loss would sort the team out for some reason, but I look back at our last two seasons for utterly crushing losses that destroyed the team spirit and mentality. I picked out the Parma game we'd lost heavily (and consequently, Napoli had fun against us soon after) last year, and the year before that the Bayern loss at home.
Every point counts at this stage, we aren't guaranteed anything.
Others seem to think that a loss would sort the team out for some reason, but I look back at our last two seasons for utterly crushing losses that destroyed the team spirit and mentality. I picked out the Parma game we'd lost heavily (and consequently, Napoli had fun against us soon after) last year, and the year before that the Bayern loss at home.
Every point counts at this stage, we aren't guaranteed anything.
In fact I didn't even cite the Milan and Napoli games because if anything in those games we went for the win. Correct me if I'm wrong, but haven't we drawn more games than we've won? Its a telling statistic when you consider how much possession we play with. Out of the 14 draws, I wouldn't say its only our 1 in 5 shots conversion goal ratio that has been the sole cause of us residing in stalemate central.
Totally agree with points being crucial and us not being guaranteed anything. Whatever frees us up for the final sprint. Im guessing being behind Milan will actually help us play with less pressure in the final round of games, than if we were ahead. But only time will tell.
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