Juventus midfielder Stefano Sturaro has admitted that he 'should have scored' against Chievo on Sunday.

The Bianconeri beat the Flying Donkeys 2-1 away from home, but the Serie A leaders were given a nine minute scare by the home side when they drew level.

Sturaro missed a golden opportunity when he blazed over after finding himself one-on-one with veteran goalkeeper Stefano Sorrentino.

"I should have scored and Sorrentino did well but what matters is the team's performance, the 23-year-old told the Press after the game.

Juventus midfielder Stefano Sturaro has admitted that he 'should have scored' against Chievo on Sunday.

The Bianconeri beat the Flying Donkeys 2-1 away from home, but the Serie A leaders were given a nine minute scare by the home side when they drew level.

Sturaro missed a golden opportunity when he blazed over after finding himself one-on-one with veteran goalkeeper Stefano Sorrentino.

"I should have scored and Sorrentino did well but what matters is the team's performance, the 23-year-old told the Press after the game.

"We took to the field with a desire to win and with the right outlook. We had to take home the win and we did it. I did the dirty work as requested by the coach.

"Every game I feel better, playing gives me the fuel to be able to push on and always try to find my best form.

“We’ve shown we’re capable of adapting during a game, depending on how it’s going.

"We’re improving and it’s important that we keep playing together so we can gel more and get to know each other’s qualities.

"The movement and positioning will get better. We’re working hard to strike the right balance, but there can be no doubting our quality."

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