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Cristiano Ronaldo becomes the first Juventus player to score in 10 successive Serie A games but the champions fell 2-1 at Hellas Verona

Cristiano Ronaldo in action during Serie A league matche between Hellas Verona and Juventus at the Stadio Marc'Antonio Bentegodi, Verona, Italy - February 8, 2020.

But Juventus paid for defensive errors with Fabio Borini pulling Verona level with quarter of an hour to go, before veteran striker Giampaolo Pazzini won the match for the promoted side from the penalty spot four minutes from time following a Leonardo Bonucci handball. But Duvan Zapata tapped in four minutes after the break to level the scores before Ruslan Malinovsky came off the bench to seal victory with 18 minutes left, giving Atalanta their first win away at the 'Viola' since 1993.

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