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Juventus F.C. seasonsItalian football clubs 1993–94 season


Serie A















Juventus
1993–94 season
Head CoachGiovanni Trapattoni
Serie A2nd
Coppa ItaliaSecond Round
UEFA CupQuarter-finals
Top goalscorer
Roberto Baggio (17)
















Home colours














Away colours



← 1992–93


1994–95 →

Juventus F.C. finished second in Serie A this season.




Contents





  • 1 Squad

    • 1.1 Goalkeepers


    • 1.2 Defenders


    • 1.3 Midfielders


    • 1.4 Attackers



  • 2 Serie A

    • 2.1 League table


    • 2.2 Matches


    • 2.3 Top Scorers



  • 3 References




Squad



Goalkeepers



  • Italy Angelo Peruzzi


  • Italy Michelangelo Rampulla


  • Italy Fabio Marchioro


Defenders



  • Italy Francesco Baldini


  • Italy Massimo Carrera


  • Italy Alessandro Dal Canto


  • Italy Andrea Fortunato


  • Brazil Júlio César


  • Germany Jürgen Kohler


  • Italy Massimiliano Notari


  • Italy Sergio Porrini


  • Italy Moreno Torricelli


Midfielders



  • Italy Dino Baggio


  • Italy Antonio Conte


  • Italy Angelo Di Livio


  • Italy Gianluca Francesconi


  • Italy Roberto Galia


  • Italy Giancarlo Marocchi


  • Germany Andreas Möller


Attackers



  • Italy Roberto Baggio


  • Croatia Zoran Ban


  • Italy Alessandro Del Piero


  • Italy Fabrizio Ravanelli


  • Italy Gianluca Vialli


Serie A


Main article: 1993–94 Serie A


League table







































































































































































































P
Team
Pld
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
Pts
Promotion or relegation
1.

Milan (C)
34
19
12
3
36
15
+21

50
Champions League Group stage
2.

Juventus
34
17
13
4
58
25
+33

47

UEFA Cup
3.

Sampdoria
34
18
8
8
64
39
+25

44

Cup Winners' Cup
4.

Lazio
34
17
10
7
55
40
+15

44

UEFA Cup
5.

Parma
34
17
7
10
50
35
+15

41
6.

Napoli
34
12
12
10
41
35
+6

36
7.

Roma
34
10
15
9
35
30
+5

35
8.

Torino
34
11
12
11
39
37
+2

34
9.

Foggia
34
10
13
11
46
46
0

33
10.

Cremonese
34
8
16
10
41
41
0

32
11.

Genoa
34
8
16
10
32
40
-8

32
12.

Cagliari
34
10
12
12
39
48
-9

32
13.

Internazionale
34
11
9
14
46
45
+1

31

UEFA Cup[1]
14.

Reggiana
34
10
11
13
29
37
-8

31
15.

Piacenza
34
8
14
12
32
43
-11

30

Relegated to Serie B
16.

Udinese
34
7
14
13
35
48
-13

28
17.

Atalanta
34
5
11
18
35
65
-30

21
18.

Lecce
34
3
5
26
28
72
-44

11


Matches



Juventus v Cremonese












Roma v Juventus












Juventus v Sampdoria












Foggia v Juventus












Juventus v Reggiana












Lecce v Juventus












Juventus v Torino












Juventus v Atalanta












Milan v Juventus












Juventus v Genoa












Parma v Juventus












Juventus v Cagliari












Internazionale v Juventus












Juventus v Napoli












Lazio v Juventus












Juventus v Piacenza












Udinese v Juventus












Cremonese v Juventus












Juventus v Roma





19Juventus0–0Roma


Sampdoria v Juventus












Juventus v Foggia












Reggiana v Juventus





22Reggiana0–0Juventus


Juventus v Lecce












Torino v Juventus












Atalanta v Juventus












Juventus v Milan












Genoa v Juventus












Juventus v Parma












Cagliari v Juventus












Juventus v Internazionale












Napoli v Juventus





31Napoli0–0Juventus


Juventus v Lazio












Piacenza v Juventus





33Piacenza0–0Juventus


Juventus v Udinese












Top Scorers



  • Italy Roberto Baggio 17 (5)


  • Germany Andreas Möller 9


  • Italy Fabrizio Ravanelli 9 (1)


  • Italy Alessandro Del Piero 5


  • Italy Gianluca Vialli 4


  • Italy Antonio Conte 4


References




  1. ^ Internazionale gained entry to the 1994–95 UEFA Cup as defending champions.












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