Coach Thiago Motta expressed his happiness with the victory of Juventus 4/1 against Empoli in the match that took place yesterday evening, stressing that the team deserved this result thanks to the courage of the players and hold them responsibility, and despite the delay of Juventus with an early goal of a corner kick, the team managed to turn the result thanks to Randal's goals Colu Mawani and Dosan Flisovic, in addition to the contribution of Varnechisco Konisao in stoppage time.

In his statements, Mouta said: "We came here to win, and congratulate the players on their courage in achieving a deserved victory, everyone takes responsibility on the field, and we took what we deserve thanks to their serious work since the first day of training, we want to continue this performance."

And about the alteration made by Yildiz's direction and the insertion of Flisovic, Mota added: "I used to see that Kenan was in good condition, but he needed more support at the right moment, I preferred to make the switch because Flisovic had more experience, and he can add another element of the power to attack, In turn, he helped the team win, not only with the goal but through its teamwork. "

"I was sure that he would score, I saw it in the face, and he had the great motivation in this match, he is a player who has a lot of determination, and despite his injuries at the beginning of the season, he performed great when he entered."

Motta also talked about the performance of Kenan Yildiz, saying: "What the fans saw in the match is just a small example of what Yildiz offers in the training, he is a young player, but he has great capabilities and we trust in his future, it is true that he was not worth going out at that moment, But I had to make a decision for the team's position. "

At the end of his statements, Mouta stressed: "We know that we have a priority in building play from behind, and this helps us to cohesion and strongly transition, against teams like Empoli, which presses us individually, we need to use the speed of our attackers to make a difference."