After a dire week, Juventus earned a timely win over cross-town rivals Torino in what was a cautious affair.
The Bianconeri had their best chances at the start of the end of the first half, and the pressure finally paid off when Dusan Vlahovic grabbed a decisive second-half goal.
The Serb looked strong from the get-go, testing compatriot Vanja Milinkovic-Savic on several occasions before finally finding the back of the net.
Thus, the former Fiorentina attacker received the highest ratings in the player ratings of the major Italian media.
On the contrary, Moise Kean again splurged in front of goal. Max Allegri gave the Italian striker an unusual start but eventually replaced him with Arek Milik shortly before the goal.
The former PSG player received poor marks, along with Weston McKennie and Juan Cuadrado who suffered in the right lane.
Here are the complete ratings of the players from the main Italian news sources published by ilBianconero.
TuttosportSzczesny 6.5Danilo 7Bremer 6 (Bonucci 6)Alex Sandro 7Cuadrado 5McKennie 6Locatelli 6.5Rabiot 6Kostic 6Kean 5 (Milik 6)Vlahovic 7 (Paredes N/A).Allegri 6.5
Corriere dello SportSzczesny 6.5Daniel 7Bremer 6 (Bonucci 6)Alex Sandro 6.5Square 5.5McKennie 5.5Locatelli 6.5Rabiot 6.5Kostic 6.5Kean 5 (6 owned)Vlahovic 7 (Walls N/A).Joy 6.5
Gazzetta dello SportSzczesny 6Daniel 6.5Bremer 6 (Bonucci 6)Alex Sandro 6square 6McKennie 5.5Locatelli 6.5rabid 6Kostic 6Kean 5 (6 owned)Vlahovic 7 (Walls N/A).Joy 6.5
Calciomercato.comSzczesny 6.5Daniel 7Bremer 6 (Bonucci 6)Alex Sandro 6square 5McKennie 5Locatelli 6Rabiot 6.5Kostic 6Kean 5 (6 owned)Vlahovic 7 (Walls N/A).Joy 6
ilBiancoNero.comSzczesny 6.5Daniel 7Bremer 6 (Bonucci 6)Alex Sandro 6.5Square 5.5McKennie 5.5Locatelli 6.5Rabiot 6.5Kostic 6.5Kean 5 (6 owned)Vlahovic 7 (Walls N/A).Joy 6.5
