Juventus

2.89

• 
  271

  16

  3.00

  Gianluigi Buffon

  The No.1 was comfortable in the Juventus goal for the most part, and he was helpless in stopping Bologna's equaliser, with his defenders not doing him any favours.

• 
  111

  236

  2.50

  Paolo De Ceglie

  Despite offering decent support for Pepe and Giaccherini at times, the left-back made a horrific mistake in failing to clear his lines in the box, gifting Bologna a free strike and the subsequent goal from a corner.

• 
  237

  65

  3.00

  Giorgio Chiellini

  The hard-nosed defender was solid on the night and dealt with most of the balls coming his way in his usual, rugged fashion. Could have done slightly better in his positioning for Portanova's goal, though.

• 
  290

  12

  3.00

  Andrea Barzagli

  An accomplished display from the ex-Wolfsburg man, who showed composure and intelligence with the ball at his feet. Made a few important interceptions, as he took on less of the dirty work.

• 
  383

  12

  3.00

  Stephan Lichtsteiner

  The Swiss flanker was his usual, hardworking self, powering down the right-hand side with conviction, while not neglecting his defensive duties either. Also continued to provide genuine support to his wingers with his crossing and overlapping.

• 
  118

  209

  3.00

  Simone Pepe

  The ex-Udinese winger again ticked all the boxes in the physical side of the game, with his never-say-die attitude and endless running with and without the ball, but his final product was poor.

• 
  639

  10

  4.00

  Andrea Pirlo Top of the Match

  Classy and elegant as ever, the playmaker was a delight to watch in the second-half. His fantastic close control and imperious passing range were on display after a quiet first 45 but he still managed to assist Vucinic with a clever, quick free-kick.

• 
  131

  206

  3.00

  Claudio Marchisio

  Although he didn't make any obvious errors of judgement, the midfielder lacked any sort of authority or industry in the middle of the park. He was constantly outclassed by his partner Pirlo and Mudingayi didn't give him an easy time of it either during the latter stages.

• 
  271

  81

  3.00

  Milos Krasic

  A stuttering first-half display from the Serb, where every quick surge on the ball into his opponent's danger zone, he proceeded to lose it. Replaced by Giaccherini in the second half.

• 
  298

  68

  3.00

  Alessandro Del Piero

  Despite his ageing legs, the Old Lady favourite showed moments of class, as he proceeded to test Gillet on a few occasions, almost scoring with a curling effort. Replaced by Matri.

• 
  176

  170

  2.50

  Mirko Vučinić

  The Montenegro international showed his natural instinct and off-the-ball intelligence to latch on to Pirlo's set-piece to score the opener, but got foolishly sent off at the end of the half after an inappropriate tackle on Diego Perez.

Substitutions

• 
  230

  57

  2.50

  Arturo Vidal

  A tenacious and gritty spell on the pitch, but without much luck as he struggled to get into the frantic pace of the match, conceding a few poor fouls.

• 
  224

  116

  2.50

  Emanuele Giaccherini

  Better than Pepe and marginally superior to Krasic, whom he replaced, the former Seahorse showed promise every time he had the ball, taking on his opponents and fizzing some dangerous crosses into the box.

• 
  144

  162

  2.50

  Alessandro Matri

  The striker had a disappointing game overall. Failed to lead the line on his own in the second-half and did not produce any worthwhile opportunities for his side.

Bologna

2.75

• 
  80

  30

  3.50

  Jean-François Gillet

  The Belgian shot-stopper had an impressive game for his team, making a few crucial saves to deny Juventus from bagging the three points.

• 
  14

  27

  2.50

  Archimede Morleo

  Performed poorly against the pairing of Lichtsteiner and Krasic, but improved as the game wore on.

• 
  12

  27

  3.00

  Mikael Antonsson

  No severe problems for the Swede, who formed a cohesive partnership at the back with Portanova, as the duo also impressed going forward for set-pieces.

• 
  20

  35

  3.50

  Daniele Portanova

  Although he struggled with the movement of Vucinic and Del Piero early on, he settled down extremely well in the Bologna back line and easily dealt with Matri's physicality. Scored a bullet header to win a point for his side.

• 
  14

  25

  3.00

  Federico Casarini

  Slightly better than Morleo, but couldn't offer much in an attacking sense, as he was forced to stop Giaccherini frequently and remain deep during the second-half.

• 
  32

  29

  3.00

  Gaby Mudingayi

  The best Bologna midfielder by a mile. He was a powerhouse in the middle of the park, and even made a few darting runs down the centre. Not the best technically, but as a domineering figure, he caught the eye.

• 
  14

  26

  2.50

  Diego Pérez

  The Uruguayan anchorman was the victim of Vucinic's rash tackle, but apart from that, he remained deep and acted as his side's destroyer, which he did quietly, yet effectively. However, he was replaced by Pulzetti during the second half.

• 
  11

  30

  2.50

  Alessandro Diamanti

  Only had half a match to showcase his eye for goal, he initially gave Pirlo some problems through the middle, but his unpredictable tendencies were eventually sacrificed by coach Bisoli.

• 
  17

  25

  3.00

  G. Ramírez

  Too inconsistent to be of a higher rating, the Uruguayan did show glimpses of talent on the ball, but wasn't able to examine the Juventus back line as much as he would have hoped, and couldn't provide much service up top.

• 
  14

  28

  2.50

  Panagiotis Kone

  Non-existent display from the ex-Brescia midfield man, who struggled to assert any authority at all on Marchisio and Pirlo, and ended up chasing shadows for the most part.

• 
  21

  44

  2.00

  Robert Acquafresca Flop of the Match

  Another hugely disappointing performance from the striker, who could not find a way past Barzagli and Chiellini although he did lack support from Ramirez.

Substitutions

• 
  18

  30

  2.50

  Rene Krhin

  Replaced Perez but failed to replicate his Uruguayan counterpart's rugged midfield display and was overrun on occasions.

• 
  18

  19

  2.50

  Marco Di Vaio

  Came on for Acquafresca midway through the second half and, despite not finding the elusive winner, tried his best, having a couple of snapshots at goal late on.

• 
  8

  22

  2.50

  Nico Pulzetti

  The hardworking midfielder put in a grafter's shift, as although he didnt offer much in a productive sense, his running and will to the Bologna cause was important in his side earning a point.