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A group of Juventus ultras fans marched towards the team's hotel last night, protesting against the coach, the team and the management, writes KosovaPress.

Juventus players should expect a toxic atmosphere at the Allianz Stadium this evening, when they host Hellas Verona in the final Serie A match of the 27th round.

The Bianconeri's ultras had warned of a protest before and during the match and kept their word on Sunday evening when they marched towards the team hotel to show their disappointment with this season's results, according to the report. KosovaPress.

Videos shared online by "Ilbianconero.com" show a group of Juventus ultras arriving at the team hotel near the stadium while holding a banner that reads, "We are Juventus."

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The Ultras even insulted coach Thiago Motta, calling him a "piece of shit."

No Juventus representative met with the ultras yesterday evening, but their protest will continue during today's match against Verona.

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Iniziata la contestazione all'esterno del #JHotel: fans ⚪️⚫️ ora in marcia verso il ritiro pic.twitter.com/uZ5Uynb0vz
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