Torino 0 Juventus 0! Serie A's Turin derby was fiercely contested but could not find a winner

And there are mouth-watering last-eight clashes on Tuesday and Wednesday. The only place to watch is on TNT Sports and Discovery+.

And one reflective of a match with limited chances for either side.

Linetty puts in a perfect cross from the left flank but Lazaro unmarked and seeing the ball all the way headed over the bar. In fact it seemed to come off his neck.

He attacks the ball in the air from a corner and disrupts Szczesny to stop him catching the cross before inadvertently, it seemed, collecting the Polish keeper with a swinging elbow.

Torino's last change is the former Watford man.

He half-cleared a cross and thought he was penalised by a Juventus forward, though it looked more his own team, he was happy to see Danilo's effort fly wide afterwards.

Gatti, who has a booking, departs.

Vlahovic comes off for Moises Kean.

Okereke comes on for Sanabria.

Torino leave themselves exposed on the break and their keeper is forced to make a good stop diving to his left to deny Yildiz's firm drive hit low towards the far post.

It gives Torino a free kick 35 yards from goal and eventually results in the ball falling to Vojvada who shoots from a narrow angle and sees his effort gathered by the Juventus goalkeeper at the near post.

After letting things go in the first half, the referee gives a very soft free kick here for the slightest of pulls on Vojvada which sees the flanker fall to the turf.

But the ball is too far in front of him and Torino comfortably clear.

He looks disappointed to be coming off.

Illing Junior replaces Kostic.

He set himself up to curl inside the far post but it is too close to the goalkeeper and proves a comfortable save.