BRUGES, Belgium (Reuters) -Juventus had to settle for a 0-0 draw at Belgian champions Club Brugge in a lacklustre Champions League clash on Tuesday. Juve, who have now drawn more than half of their 30 games in all competitions this season,

Club Brugge and Juventus put on an uninspiring bore draw in the Champions League on Tuesday, which keeps both sides inside the top 24.

Juventus were held to yet another disappointing stalemate, this time away to Club Brugge after a shocking Nico Gonzalez miss, as their Champions League campaign limps on.The Bianconeri had their

Juventus manager Thiago Motta was critical of his forwards as his side had to settle for a 0-0 draw at Club Brugge in the Champions League on Tuesday.

Juventus, however, has shown improvement in recent matches, and their fans have regained confidence in the team’s ability to perform. With the squad hitting form at the right moment, the Bianconeri will give Club Brugge a tough test, knowing that this is a vital game in their push for the next stage of the tournament.

Juventus and Club Brugge shared the spoils in a goalless draw in the Champions League tonight. Juventus knew they were facing a team that had been in fantastic form, and the Belgians made some interesting runs at the start. Juve was solid at the back, but Ferran Jutgla could have opened the scoring early if he had not shot wide.

Juventus were held to a 0-0 draw at Belgian champions Club Brugge in a largely uneventful Champions League clash on Tuesday.

Coach Thiago Motta and Manuel Locatelli spoke to the press after Juventus’ 0-0 draw against Club Brugge on Matchday 7 of the UEFA Champions League, league phase.THIAGO MOTTA“All the teams that