Juventus manager Antonio Conte returns to the touchline this weekend at Palermo when his suspension ends, but how has the club done without him?
The tactician has been unable to take charge on match days after being banned for four months for allegedly failing to report match fixing during his time at Siena.
Conte was able to train the Italian champions in the week, but he was replaced on the bench by Massimo Carrera followed by Angelo Alessio.
Juve played 21 games without Conte, starting with the Supercoppa Italiana against Napoli on August 11th.
The Bianconeri won 14 of those matches, drawing five, and losing two with the only defeats coming against the Milanese sides.
Juventus posted a 67% win ratio, drawing 24% of the games they played thus far, and losing 9.5%
Conte takes charge of Juventus with his side top of the Serie A and with a spot in the last 16 of the Champions League.
