Juventus were held yet again as they drew 1-1 at Atalanta in Serie A on Tuesday, with Pierre Kalulu's early second-half goal cancelled out by a late equaliser from Mateo Retegui.

Yet another stalemate for the Bianconeri, but this 1-1 draw in Bergamo was the result of a very intense, entertaining match, with chances at both ends, including some positive signs from Juventus.The

In a surprise to absolutely no one, Juventus shared the spoils on their visit to Bergamo to face Atalanta. Here are our players' ratings:

Juventus were held yet again as they drew 1-1 at Atalanta in Serie A on Tuesday, with Pierre Kalulu's early second-half goal cancelled out by a late equaliser from Mateo Retegui. The result brings Juve's total number of league draws to 13 from 20 matches so far,

Tuesday night’s match against Atalanta was that failing writ large. Juve had played a solid first half, and had come out of the gates flying at halftime. When Pierre Kalulu opened the scoring with a striker’s finish nine minutes after the restart, things looked like they might finally be looking up.

If past encounters are any indication, Juventus appear to have the upper hand as they prepare to face Atalanta in Bergamo tonight.

Atalanta and Juventus could not be separated as their Serie A encounter ended 1-1 at Gewiss Stadium, leaving both teams winless in four matches in all competitions.

Pierre Kalulu scored his first goal for Juventus as the Bianconeri claimed a point in Bergamo with a 1-1 draw against Atalanta.Here, the match's standout stats: Thiago Motta is the second coach in

Weston McKennie was back in midfield for Juventus on Tuesday, and the American grabbed an assist in a 1-1 draw at Atalanta. McKennie had started each of Juve's past four games at left back, once again showcasing his impressive versatility for the Bianconeri.