Juve 2-1 Verona..the reaction

Reaction from Verona's defeat in Turin

MANDORLINI- 'We have left the game feeling sorry. For ten minutes we gave up and were punished with two goals. After our goal we lost concentration, but for the goals I felt we were solid. But we remain positive, as we have lost to the strongest team in the division. Verona has never won here for a reason, this is a difficult place for any team. We arrived wanting a draw which would help towards survival, but overall my feeling is a positive one.'

MORAS- 'We tried putting into practice a whole week of training. We believed we could get a result but now we must forget this performance as we have a game on Wednesday which is win at all costs. Tevez? A winner, but what mattered was our attitude. We were aggressive and if we play like this we will be difficult for everyone. We'll take everything we have learned and move on to Torino.

CONTE (JUVENTUS)- 'Credit to Hellas, they had a plan and executed it well. we created a lot and could have won by more goals. It was difficult for Pirlo to be man-marked all game, I thought Jorginho would follow him into the toilet! It was a similar game to Copenhagen, with very little space on the pitch'

Hellas Verona..news round-up

A round-up of news from Hellas

Grossi leaves- Forward Paolo Grossi has agreed a deal to leave Verona. After being linked with newly-promoted Serie B club Carpi, he will make a loan move to rivals Brescia. Signed from Siena, the player failed to score in 16 games for Verona.

Ragatzu wanted- The forward signed in the summer from Cagliari, but is already being touted for departure on a loan deal. The first proposal is from Avellino, a loan deal but unlikely to contain a view to permanent clause. The second option is from Siena, who are wanting the Sardinian as part of a deal that would see Matteo Rubin sign for the Gialloblu.

Martinho speaks after Roma- The flying winger spoke after the 3-0 loss, saying "We defended well for about an hour, then after the first goal we lost it. We're sorry, but this defeat will serve us as a lesson. Overall it was a good performance, but we must improve."

Primavera win again- The Hellas Primavera team won their second game in two games, beating Udinese 3-1. Coach Pavanel played a 4-2-3-1 formation, and the baby Gialloblu dominated the game, with goals from Zacagni (two) and an Alba penalty.