Both teams fielded a mix of first-team, fringe players and youngsters during their ICC friendly tie in which Juve's energy gave them the edge.
MELBOURNE, Australia — Paulo Dybala, Miralem Pjanic and Co. gave Tottenham a timely reminder of what the club can expect in the Champions League as Juventus won 2-1 on Tuesday.
Juventus' fluid 4-3-3 formation caused Tottenham plenty of problems in the International Champions Cup (ICC) match at the MCG, with Dybala and Mehdi Benatia scoring the goals to clinch victory.
Wearing its new blue away kit, Juventus was transformed compared to the pedestrian side that donned the traditional black-and-white stripes against Melbourne Victory on Saturday.