After winning the Italian national derby, the entire Juve team immediately resumed training and plunged headlong into the final sprint of the league before the World Cup break.
Juve have two more games ahead of the World Cup in Qatar, first away to Verona on 10 November and then at home to Lazio on 13 November.
Juve resumed training on Monday morning and, as usual, the players who played against Inter practiced their recovery, while the rest focused on possession and had practice matches.
Midfielders Paredes and McKennie followed in part of the training.
The data doesn't lie:
After beating Inter Milan 2-0, Juventus have kept four consecutive league clean sheets for the first time since December 2018.
Faccionoli sealed the win against Inter and became the third youngest Juve midfielder to score Inter goals in Serie A at the age of 21 years and 267 days, behind Giacomo Neri in 1936 (20 years, 291 days) and Antonio Montico in 1955 (21 years, 115 days).
As for Rabiot, who broke the deadlock, he became the third French midfielder to score against Inter in Serie A, the first two being the famous Platini and Zidane.
Serbian winger Kostić became the first Juve player to provide two assists against Inter in Serie A since Opta collected data in 2004/05.
Juve have an overwhelming record of 11 wins, 4 draws and 2 defeats in their last 17 home Serie A matches against Inter, with nine clean sheets.
On Monday evening, local time, the Golden Boy Awards gala organized by the "Turin Sports Newspaper" was held in the city of Turin.
The 2022 Golden Boy Award went to Barcelona midfielder Garvey, while Juventus midfielder Mireti was named Italy's Golden Boy of the Year 2022 and Juve women's footballer Nicole Alcangeli was voted Italy's Women's U21 Player of the Year.
Mireti, who received the trophy from Juve's legendary midfielder Marchisio, said: "This small milestone will push me on and I am very excited and thank everyone for giving me this award. Above all, I want to thank Juventus, who make me grow day by day. Everything that happened before, all the hard work in the Academy, has allowed me to get to this point. ”
Juve women's youngster Nicole Alcanger received Italy's Best U21 Women's Footballer award from Serie A president Lorenzo Cassini.