The Bianconeri got back on track with Thursday's 5-0 Europa League victory over NEC, but scraped one point from the last two Serie A games, so the pressure was already on. Juventus manager Luciano Spalletti switched to a 4-2-3-1 formation to host Maurizio Sarri's Atalanta. Francisco Conceicao scored the first goal for Juventus in the 28th minute after Zeki Celik rolled across from the left and found him totally unmarked to sweep in first time from 12 yards into the far bottom corner.
La Dea were coming off back-to-back defeats against Roma and Cagliari, with Odilon Kossounou, Isak Hien and Kamaldeen Sulemana sidelined, but Gianluca Gaetano was back from suspension. Franck Kessie had been in advanced talks with Juve before signing for Atalanta. Juventus did double their lead when Bremer nodded down an Edon Zhegrova corner, surprising Giacomo Raspadori at the base of the near post. The match ended with Juventus winning 2-0.
The win brings Juventus back on track after a disappointing run in Serie A. The team will look to build on this momentum in their upcoming matches.