Juventus are sixth in the Serie A standings with six wins and eight draws. Nevertheless, they remain among three clubs in Europe’s Top Five Leagues who have yet to suffer defeat on the domestic stage. The other two are Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain who sit on top of the Bundesliga and Ligue 1 table respectively.

After Andrea Cambiaso's deflected opener, a late Lecce leveller meant Juventus left the Via del Mare Stadium with just a point.Below, the game's post-match stats: Andrea Cambiaso has scored two goals

Juve had their fingers on their first win in three weeks, but a sequence of awful decisions in the last minute let the minnows nick a point right before the final whistle.

Juventus ran the show in terms of possession and genuinely should have had a handful of goals to their name after the first half. Khéphren Thuram hit the post, Francisco Conceição hit the same post from range and Tim Weah saw a rebounded effort ruled out for offside.

Coach Thiago Motta and Mattia Perin spoke to the press following Juventus’ 1-1 draw against Lecce on Matchday Fourteen of Serie A.THIAGO MOTTA“I am so sad about what happened to [Edoardo] Bove,