Juventus won their fourth match in a row, defeating Sampdoria 3-1

Early in the second half, Juventus attempted to increase their lead and looked to have a fantastic chance when Manuel Locatelli's ball found Kean. Wladimiro Falcone, though, stopped the striker's shot. Just after the hour mark, Sampdoria had a scoring chance thanks to Francesco Caputo's daring goa attempt. His volley, on the other hand, was wide.

In the 65th minute, Allegri substituted Vlahovic for Kean in an attempt to strengthen Juve's offensive. Sampdoria's constant determination to attack was rewarded with a penalty after Adrien Rabiot's handball.

Next weekend, Sampdoria will face Venezia in Venice. To avoid relegation, Marco Giampaolo's side will need to win their first away game of 2022, and they do have a good chance. In the second leg of their Champions League last-16 tie, Juventus will face Villarreal. The match is currently poised 1-1 on aggregate, and the Bianconeri will fancy their chances of reaching the Quarter Finals, given that they haven't lost at home since November.