Sampdoria have it all to do again.

Jacopo Sala picks out Fabio Quagliarella at the back post, the former Italy international swivels in the box and strikes a rasping drive narrowly over.

A change for the visitors.

Gianluca Caprari makes way for Gregoire Defrel.

I'll be honest, the referee Paolo Valeri has had a shocker today.

This is given too, I don't believe it. How?? Alex Ferrari had his hands by his side, he knew nothing about it. Unbelievable.

Here comes the referee to the side of the pitch to take a look at the monitor.

Cristiano Ronaldo has already plonked the ball down onto the penalty spot.

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Oh this is harsh, so so harsh.

The corner comes in and hits Alex Ferrari on the hand, they were by his side by the ref thinks it's deliberate.

No chance, Samp have been robbed.

But wait, he's having a chat with VAR...

Juventus pressure is relentless now.

Again it is Cristiano Ronaldo, this time which a header from inside the box which deflects off Omar Colley and away for a corner.

What a hit, what a save!

Looking for his second of the game, Cristiano Ronaldo winds his right peg up from distance and smacks a shot towards the top corner which is kept out by Emil Audero's flying save, tipping the ball onto the post.

It's coming for Juve, it's coming.

Alex Sandro collects Cristiano Ronaldo's lay off and plays a cross into the box for Blaise Matuidi, but the Frenchman can only flick a header wide from six yards out.

Couldn't get more purchase onto it.

Juventus are looking for openings but are finding them difficult to come by.

Mario Mandzukic goes out wide for a loose ball and cuts back into the area for the oncoming Paulo Dybala but the Argentine cannot take it in his stride and the chance is lost.

He didn't cover himself in glory for the goal he let in, but Emil Audero has made up for that with a superb save to deny Blaise Matuidi's thumping drive.

It was heading for the bottom corner, but goalkeeper Audero, on-loan at Sampdoria from Juve, sprung low to his left to get a strong hand on to it

Good start to the second half by Sampdoria, they are going for Juventus.

Striker Gianluca Caprari twists right and left to beat marker Mattia de Sciglio and gets a shot off which Mattia Perin has to stoop to gather.

Can Sampdoria put an end to Juventus' unbeaten streak?

Away we go again.

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Napoli are in action against Bologna today, their first game since the alleged racist chanting from Inter Milan fans towards defender Kalidou Koulibaly on Thursday.

The player is suspended after being sent off in the game, but fellow defender Faouzi Ghoulam tweeted, external a heartfelt message last night:

It doesn't matter the color of the skin.

It doesn't matter religion.

It doesn't matter what team you're rooting for.

Football, like all sports, is a game. And all the games are passion, fun, freedom.

And in freedom we are all alike!

Tomorrow we will all be Koulibaly!

All square in Turin, Sampdoria holding their own.

Juve close to a second on the stroke of half time.

Giorgio Chiellini gets forward for a free-kick which is taken by Miralem Pjanic, but he heads which when he really should bury it.

Sampdoria are looking for a Champions League spot and you can see why, they play some lovely football, fizzing the ball into each other's feet with confidence.

Very positive from the visitors.

You have to stay wary against Juventus though.

In the blink of an eye, the dangerous Paulo Dybala comes alive, shifting the ball onto his left boot and curling a low strike which Emil Audero has to sprawl down to push away.

The loose ball falls for Cristiano Ronaldo and he looks for Mario Mandzukic at the back post, but gets a little too much purchase onto his cross.

Sampdoria are bang in this game now, pinning Juventus back.

But full-back Nicola Murru gets a little too excited and smashes a long range strike way wide.