Max Allegri complained Juventus “weren’t concentrated enough” against Milan, but reassured his former club.
This was a particularly special game for the Coach, who was fired by the Rossoneri just over a year ago, and beat them 3-1.
“Unfortunately we gave away too many chances and especially set plays because we weren’t concentrated enough,” he told Sky Sport Italia.
“There was a great Gigi save on Pazzini, but of the goals we have conceded this season, a large part of them were balls we had given away.
“We also need to be sharper when going clear on the counter, as we don’t always make the right choices in those situations.”
Milan are in crisis at the moment with just one Serie A victory in 2015, but still took a more attacking approach than when they met back in September.
“I expected this attitude because Milan are a good side and played well tonight. We could’ve been more in control and while we were dangerous on corners when attacking, we were also less focused when defending corners. Sometimes the situations where you feel most confident can lead to relaxation and that is to be avoided.
