Quiz! Can you name every Juventus Champions League final line-up since 2000?
Thrice they've made final two this century and lost - but the Old Lady go again tonight
10 minutes on the clock, 48 players to guess - that's 14 each from the 2003, 2015 and 2017 finals.
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Poor Juventus. They don't have the best of luck in the Champions League.
In 2003, Champions League balls floating over Old Trafford, Juventus were actually more recent winners of the trophy than the opposition, AC Milan. What played out turned out to be one of the dullest finals in living memory - and Juve were unfortunate to lose on penalties.
It took a long time to scale those heights again. Calciopoli and subsequent relegation didn't aid matters but when Juventus were in the midst of their multi-Scudetto-winning pomp of the mid-2000s, Antonio Conte led a fresh, new Juventus and eventually, they made the Champions League final in 2015. Again, they were somewhat unlucky - it's not every day that you come up against MSN in the final.
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Max Allegri rebuilt the team in two years, though. Many of the key figures left, as once more, i bianconeri made it back to Blighty - Cardiff, this time - for a Champions League final. The result? Torn apart by one of the most ferocious squads ever assembled in Real Madrid. Maybe this year, eh lads?
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