Juventus coach Maurizio Sarri is happy for his players to continue to gamble against Sampdoria today.

Juve would already be confirmed champions if they'd not lost to Udinese in midweek.

Sarri said, “This is an atypical situation, nobody had ever played for the league title in July. Having said that, we can and must be far more solid. There are some blackouts lately, but the Udinese one wasn't complacency, it was trying too hard.

“Sampdoria have found their shape and can remain organised for most of a match. It's no coincidence they've won five of their last nine games. They are tough to beat, but we have an objective in our minds and nobody must be more motivated than we are.

“It's about finding the right balance, reading the various moments of the match. I do like always going forward, but you have to read the situation too. I am not going to deny I prefer the all-attack mentality, though.

“This is the most difficult season in Italian football history. If we look at the tables, they have been turned since the lockdown too. Faced with evident difficulties, I think the team has done well."