"What does that mean, no big games? They are all difficult now."
"Winning, and learning from those teams whom you beat, represent a double victory, because they also give you self-belief and the knowledge you can fight it out with anyone."
"We pushed to the very end, and even when conceding that late goal, the team wanted more. Now we will keep working and hopefully try to claw back some more lost ground."
Juventus defeated Roma 2-1 at Allianz Stadium with goals from Francisco Conceicao and Lois Openda. Openda became the first Belgian to score for Juventus against Roma in Serie A, and Tommaso Baldanzi reduced the deficit after reacting to Evan Ferguson’s spilled shot. Juventus sit fifth in Serie A, one point behind Roma, and have won six of their last seven matches after a poor start to the season. Luciano Spalletti described the result as a "double victory," citing both the win and the lessons learned from the opponent, and emphasized continued work to regain lost ground.
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