Juventus' impressive defensive streak continued this weekend, making them the only team among Europe's top 16 domestic leagues that hasn't conceded a league goal yet.
Juventus secured a 3-0 victory at Genoa, with Dusan Vlahovic netting two goals. This win means they have scored nine goals and conceded none in their first six Serie A matches.
Remarkably, they have done this without a settled defense, using two goalkeepers and eight defenders, all of whom have started at least one game.
The last team to score against Juventus was Thiago Motta's Bologna back in May.
The last team to maintain a clean sheet in their first six games was the iconic AC Milan squad of 1993-94.
Featuring legends like Franco Baresi and Paolo Maldini, they conceded just 25 goals that season, winning both Serie A and the Champions League.
In other news, Torino lost their place at the top of Serie A after a 3-2 defeat at home to Lazio, despite Scottish striker Che Adams scoring for the third game in a row.
Napoli's 2-0 victory over Monza propelled them to the top spot, while both Inter Milan and AC Milan also secured wins in their matches.
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