Moise Kean the match winner as Juventus edge closer to the Serie A title.

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FOUR minutes added on.

Time running out for Empoli.

A final change for Juve.

Martin Caceres comes on for Federico Bernardeschi.

Miralem Pjanic tries to catch out the Empoli goalkeeper at the near post, but strikes his free-kick just over.

A triple change for Empoli with 10 minutes left.

On come Salih Ucan, Manuel Pasqual and Afriyie Acquah replacing Marko Pajac, Rade Krunic and Domenico Maietta.

Juve sub Moise Kean can put the game to bed when he is put through on goal by Miralem Pjanic, but the Italy international is met by the big frame of onrushing goalkeeper Bartlomiej Dragowski.

If it stays this way, Juventus will need just 13 points from their last nine games to secure the title again.

Portuguese full-back Joao Cancelo gets into the final third again, but cannot find the target with his strike once more.

Game changer?

Teenage star Moise Kean replaces Blaise Matuidi for Juve.

This for the breakthrough...

No!

Joao Cancelo drags a shot wide at the far post.

Leonardo Spinazzola replaces Alex Sandro on the hour mark for Juve.

Oooh close from Federico Bernardeschi from Mario Mandzukic's knockdown, but thumping a shot narrowly over.

Great technique.

This is the nil-est nil-nil I've ever seen.

Both player are OK to continue though.

Postpublished at 51 mins

51 mins

Juventus 0-0 Empoli

Federico Bernardeschi and Empoli defender Cristian Dell'Orco collided after that shot and both players need attention from the physios.

The closest we have come to breaking the deadlock.

Juve winger Federico Bernardeschi arrives on time in the box to meet Alex Sandro's cross, but the volley clips the top of the crossbar.

That's better already.

Italy international Federico Bernardeschi shifts the ball onto his left boot, but the low shot is pushed away by Bartlomiej Dragowski.

Might have been going wide anyway.

Off we go again.

Let's hope there is an improvement.