ROME — Juventus needed a late equalizer from 20-year-old Samuel Mbangula to finish 2-2 at home with Bologna in Serie A after coach Thiago Motta was sent off for protests on Saturday. Mbangula curled in a shot from beyond the area in stoppage time.

Juventus coach Thiago Motta was shown a straight red card and was sent to the stands just a few moments before Juventus fell two goals behind in their Serie A match at home against Bologna on

Bologna coach Vincenzo Italiano admits he doesn't appreciate comparisons with Thiago Motta. Motta left Bologna for Juventus over the summer and will face his former club for the first time tomorrow night. For his part, Italiano admits he hasn't been happy over comparisons with his predecessor.

Juventus remains confident that their new signings will improve, but Ferguson’s familiarity with Motta’s tactical setup and his proven quality at Bologna make him an appealing option. Bologna’s reluctance to sell Ferguson last season was largely due to his injury,

Thiago Motta admits his red card for dissent was ‘right’ and Juventus only clawed Bologna back for 2-2 after taking ‘more risks,’ but warns there is ‘no best moment to face Manchester

Juventus manager Thiago Motta was far from satisfied with his side's performance in their 2-2 draw at home to Bologna on Saturday but praised the reaction of his team who maintained their unbeaten Serie A record this season.

Thiago Motta explains why Juventus must ‘alternate’ between different attacking approaches to break down Bologna’s high press and ‘surprise’ them. It kicks off at the Allianz Juventus Stadium at 17.00 GMT. You can follow all the build-up and action as it happens from this game and Roma-Lecce on the Liveblog.