TURIN -- Max Allegri said Juventus had lost two valuable points against Venice. The Bianconeri again lost sharpness on the front lines after being held by Venice with a score of 1-1 at the Penzo Stadium, Saturday (11/12).

Alvaro Morata took advantage of Luca Pellegrini's pass to score. However, the Old Lady looked slack in the second half, and allowed Mattia Aramu to score the equaliser.

Sergio Romero made a crucial save from Federico Bernardeschi. However, Juve created few chances after Paulo Dybala was sent off with an injury in the 12th minute. He had also been substituted in the first half against Malmo in the Champions League.

Allegri said Juventus continued to be under pressure in the second half, unable to play the ball again at the feet and impatient to pass the ball to the strikers. Juventus could not reduce the pressure and let time run out to defend the win.

"We had to attack in the gaps, forcing them to commit fouls and more yellow cards. But we made two good points against Venice," said Allegri, quoted from Football-italy , Sunday (12/12).

Allegri said that sometimes his team played badly and couldn't read the moment. When they started playing well again, it was too late because Venezia had scored.

In addition, he revealed, Juventus did not have experienced players. He had to give the first start to Kaio Jorge and also some other young players. "The whole team played a bit sluggish after the break," he said.