

Atalanta shocked Juventus by easily defeating them 4-0 on the road on Sunday, ending the hosts' five-game winning streak and solidifying their hold on third place in Serie A. Juventus is still in fourth place with 52 points, while Gian Piero Gasperini's team has climbed to 58 points, three behind leaders Inter Milan. After a memorable evening, Juventus' irate supporters at the Allianz Stadium were jeering their team since it was their first home loss in Serie A by a margin of at least four goals since 1967.
Both teams had chances to break the deadlock early on, as Khephren Thuram shot just over the crossbar with the hosts' clearest chance after eight minutes and Atalanta's Davide Zappacosta fired wide a minute later. But it was Serie A's top scorer Mateo Retegui who opened the scoring with a clinical penalty for his 22nd league goal this season following a handball by Weston McKennie just before the half-hour mark.