1985–86 Juventus F.C. season

Juventus

1985–86 season
Head Coach	Giovanni Trapattoni
Serie A	1st
Coppa Italia	Last 16
European Cup	Quarter Finals
Intercontinental Cup	Champions
Top goalscorer	League: Michel Platini (12) All: Aldo Serena (20)
← 1984–85 1986–87 →

Juventus F.C. honoured the victims of the Heysel disaster by winning the 1985-86 domestic league title, which was won when rivals Roma fell apart in the final part of the season. Michel Platini was once again the clubs's top goalscorer, and gelled well with controversial signing Aldo Serena, purchased from arch rivals Torino. Other crucial players included defenders Gaetano Scirea and Antonio Cabrini plus goalkeeper Stefano Tacconi. Juventus conceded only 17 goals in the whole league campaign.

Squad

Goalkeepers

• Stefano Tacconi
• Luciano Bodini

Defenders

• Luciano Favero
• Antonio Cabrini
• Sergio Brio
• Gaetano Scirea
• Stefano Pioli
• Nicola Caricola

Midfielders

• Michael Laudrup
• Massimo Mauro
• Massimo Bonini
• Lionello Manfredonia
• Gabriele Pin
• Ivano Bonetti

Attackers

• Michel Platini
• Aldo Serena
• Marco Pacione
• Massimo Briaschi

Serie A

Matches

1	Juventus	1–0	Avellino
	Serena  52'

2	Como	0–1	Juventus
			Brio  50'

3	Juventus	3–1	Pisa
	Serena  25, 83' Laudrup  66'		Kieft  69'

4	Verona	0–1	Juventus
			Laudrup  18'

5	Juventus	2–0	Atalanta
	Serena  4' Laudrup  69'

6	Torino	1–2	Juventus
	Scirea  39' (o.g.)		Serena  4' Platini  28'

7	Juventus	4–0	Bari
	Platini  40, 63, 83' Gridelli  55' (o.g.)

8	Udinese	1–2	Juventus
	Cabrini  82' (o.g.)		Serena  20' Favero  50'

9	Napoli	1–0	Juventus
	Maradona  72'

10	Juventus	3–1	Roma
	Mauro  10' Platini  58' Serena  70'		Pruzzo  37' (pen.)

11	Inter	1–1	Juventus
	Bergomi  1'		Platini  52'

12	Juventus	1–0	Fiorentina
	Brio  12'

13	Milan	0–0	Juventus

14	Juventus	4–0	Lecce
	Serena  22, 43' Platini  51, 57'

15	Juventus	1–0	Sampdoria
	Platini  39'

16	Avellino	0–0	Juventus

17	Juventus	0–0	Como

18	Pisa	1–1	Juventus
	Kieft  24' (pen.)		Platini  48' (pen.)

19	Juventus	3–0	Verona
	Platini  49' Serena  69' Laudrup  71'

20	Atalanta	0–0	Juventus

21	Juventus	1–1	Torino
	Laudrup  25'		Zaccarelli  87'

22	Bari	0–3	Juventus
			Cabrini  28' Pin  65' Briaschi  73'

23	Juventus	2–1	Udinese
	Briaschi  9' Platini  66'		Miano  56'

24	Juventus	1–1	Napoli
	Brio  49'		Favero  34' (o.g.)

25	Roma	3–0	Juventus
	Graziani  3' Pruzzo  28' Cerezo  83'

26	Juventus	2–0	Inter
	Platini  41' (pen.) Bonini  85'

27	Fiorentina	2–0	Juventus
	Passarella  57' Berti  90'

28	Sampdoria	0–0	Juventus

29	Juventus	1–0	Milan
	Laudrup  63'

30	Lecce	2–3	Juventus
	Miceli  73' Di Chiara  86'		Mauro  69' Cabrini  79' Serena  85'

Top Scorers

• Michel Platini 12 (2)
• Aldo Serena 11
• Michael Laudrup 7
• Sergio Brio 3

European Cup

First round

1 18 September 1985	Jeunesse Esch	0–5	Juventus	Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg
		Report	Laudrup  21' Cabrini  35' Ontano  42' (o.g.) Serena  80', 83'	Stadium: Stade de la Frontière

2 2 October 1985	Juventus	4–1	Jeunesse Esch	Turin, Italy
	Platini  23' Pin  50' Serena  52' (pen.), 64'	Report	Guillot  67'	Stadium: Stadio Olimpico di Torino

Second round

1 23 October 1985	Hellas Verona	0–0	Juventus	Verona, Italy
				Stadium: Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi

2 6 November 1985	Juventus	2–0	Hellas Verona	Turin, Italy
	Platini  19' (pen.) Serena  50'			Stadium: Stadio Olimpico di Torino

Quarter-final

1 5 March 1986	FC Barcelona	1–0	Juventus	Barcelona, Spain
	Julio Alberto  82'			Stadium: Camp Nou

2 19 March 1986	Juventus	1–1	FC Barcelona	Turin, Italy
	Platini  44'		Archibald  32'	Stadium: Stadio Olimpico di Torino

Sources

RSSSF - Italy Championship 1985/86

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