In Barcelona, where Juve will make their debut in this edition of the Champions League, they are right to fear the inspiration of Paulo Dybala because the Juventus number 10 is in great shape and it didn't take him long to erase the disappointments suffered this week with the Argentina national team against Chievo which risks not qualifying for the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
In the first half of today's Serie A match, Juve, despite taking the lead with an own goal from Hetemaj following a perfect free-kick kicked by Pjanic, seemed a long way from their best days and Chievo didn't disappoint at all. The three forwards were especially disappointing: Higuain, Mandzukic and Douglas Costa.
Then in the second half Allegri sent Dybala onto the field and in a few minutes the face of the game changed and Juve above all changed it. First, the Argentine champion propitiated the doubling of a Higuain, who had appeared dull until then, thanks to a triangulation with Pjanic. Then, following a pass from Bernardeschi, Dybala personally scored Juve's third goal in the pouring rain.
The victory over Chievo brings points and boosts morale: Juve is still a work in progress but goes to Barcelona sure they can play it in the Champions League as well, as happened last year when they eliminated Messi and Neymar to applause.
