Juventus is under pressure to recover from a substantial 2-5 defeat against Galatasaray in Istanbul for their Champions League fixture. Historically, only four teams have managed to overturn a three-goal deficit from the first leg to win on aggregate. This adds to the difficulty Juventus faces, as the odds are heavily stacked against them despite Galatasaray's struggles in away matches in the Champions League. Even though the task seems daunting, the team aims to regain some morale and confidence, having suffered 15 goals against in their last five matches.

The historical precedents outlined are essential for the players as they consider their chances for a comeback. Juventus, who have only achieved such a feat very few times in Champions League history, must draw inspiration from previous teams that succeeded in reversing their fortunes. This perspective might just equip them with the psychological strength necessary to face the Turkish team again.

Looking ahead, regardless of the outcomes for the Champions League, the team must shift focus to their domestic league, where they are aiming for qualification for the next season’s Champions League. Their upcoming match against Roma is critical, and a victory could serve as a springboard for their performance, as establishing consistency will be key to improving their current standing in Serie A.