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Maurizio Sarri says he can't play Ronaldo, Dybala and Higuain together


Bianconeri boss Maurizio Sarri says an attacking triumvirate of Ronaldo, Dybala and Higuain can't work at Juventus due to the characteristics of the players. 
"Right now, playing three forwards is difficult due to the characteristics of the players," he said at a media conference.
"You can't prohibit Dybala from dropping deep, and at the same time Cristiano's characteristics are not to play too central. We must take some precautions to fill the penalty area more.”
He nonetheless expressed confidence in the players' ability to bounce back from their draw with Sassuolo in their last league game. 
Today, Juventus face third-placed Lazio at the Stadio Olimpico. To this effect, he said: "It's normal that after Champions League games there's a drop in energy, mentality and confidence.
"But from what I've seen in training I'm confident. As always, we have to respond on the pitch, getting three points is always important regardless of the game.
"It will be an important matchday for the teams high up in the table, I hope that our motivations are high.
"Lazio are a strong team with great quality. They are the best in Italy and among the best in Europe for getting into the last 25 metres. We need to keep them away from our area because they are very dangerous.
"Based on the average amount of points that they are picking up, Lazio have to be in the conversation for the fight for top.
"I expect a strong approach from Lazio, who will be very determined. We will have to resist it, come out and dictate the game how we want to."



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