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Patrice Evra (AFP)
Patrice Evra (AFP)

Monaco - Juventus head to Monaco on Wednesday for the second leg of their Champions League quarter-final looking to clinch a place in the last four for the first time in over a decade.

An immovable force at the top of the European game in the 1990s, when they reached three consecutive finals, including beating Ajax in the 1996 showpiece, Juve were also Champions League runners-up in 2003, losing to AC Milan.

But they have not got beyond the last eight since, failing to translate their domestic dominance to the European stage.

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