Juventus have suffered back-to-back defeats for the first time in Serie A this season, with Fiorentina heaping more misery on Thiago Motta.

Fiorentina romped to a 3-0 home win over Juventus in their Serie A clash on Sunday, heaping further pressure on the visitors' under-fire manager Thiago Motta after his side suffered a second successive heavy defeat.

Michele Di Gregorio admits he doesn’t know what Juventus lack, but insists players still ‘follow’ coach Thiago Motta.The Serie A giants suffered their second consecutive defeat in Florence last

Fiorentina crushed old rivals Juventus 3-0 to stay in the hunt for a top four finish, as Robin Gosens, Rolando Mandragora and Albert Gudmundsson poured more misery on Thiago Motta.

Fiorentina-Juventus will regularly be played on Sunday at the Stadio Franchi in Florence, but the Serie B game Pisa-Mantova has been postponed due to adverse weather conditions.Florence’s Mayor

Juventus had all of the ball to start with and it looked like Fiorentina was in for an evening of suffering, but the Viola started to grind their way into the game and took an early lead off their first corner.