Juventus muscled their way into Serie A’s top four with a ruthless 3–0 win over Sassuolo, sending a clear message in the Champions League race.
The Bianconeri seized control early and never let go, with Kenan Yıldız running the first half and forcing Arijanet Muric into a string of saves.
The breakthrough arrived just before the interval when Tarik Muharemović turned Pierre Kalulu’s cross into his own net under relentless pressure.
Juventus picked up where they left off after the break and killed the contest through Fabio Miretti, who swept home after being set up by Jonathan David.
The Canadian forward then got his reward, pressing high to steal possession before rounding Muric and finishing calmly.
Sassuolo were outmatched from start to finish and rarely troubled the visitors, extending their poor home form.
Juventus have now won eight of their last 10 matches in all competitions and climb into fourth, with momentum firmly on their side as the season enters a decisive phase.
