Torino stun Juve

Juventus will have to wait at least a few more days before they can celebrate winning a fourth consecutive Serie A title as Massimiliano Allegri's side lost 2-1 to city rivals Torino on Sunday.

Fresh from winning through to their first Champions League semi-final in 12 years after beating Monaco in midweek, Juve took their eye off the ball domestically and suffered a second defeat in three Serie A matches.

"All we had to do is be patient," Allegri said after Juve's first derby loss in 20 years.

"We were ahead, why would we run after that second goal? They had to open up and go for it. We had to force our nature when we shouldn't have.

"We didn't lose because of defensive mistakes. We lost because of the match management."

Andrea Pirlo put the visitors in front at the Stadio Olimpico with a trademark free-kick that went in off the bar 10 minutes before half-time, but Torino produced a tremendous fightback to claim a first win in the city derby since 1995.

Fabio Quagliarella was the hero for the Granata against the club he left last summer as he set up Matteo Darmian to equalise just before half-time and then netted what proved to be the winner from close range 12 minutes into the second half.

Results

Atalanta 2 (Gomez 43, Denis 90+3) Empoli 2 (Saponara 41, Maccarone 60)
Genoa 3 (Bertolacci 38, Perotti 45+3-pen, Pavoletti 53) Cesena 1 (Carbonero 69)
Lazio 1 (Klose 45+1) Chievo 1 (Paloschi 76)
Torino 2 (Darmian 45, Quagliarella 57) Juventus 1 (Pirlo 35)
Parma 1 (Nocerino 22-pen) Palermo 0
Verona 3 (Juanito Gomez 30, Toni 63, 71) Sassuolo 2 (Moras 35-og, Floro Flores 89)
Fiorentina 1 (Gilardino 74) Cagliari 3 (Cop 7, 59, Farias 90+2)
Napoli 4 (Gabbiadini 31, Higuain 34, 81-pen, Insigne 47) Sampdoria 2 (Albiol 12-og, Muriel 89)