TURIN, Italy (Reuters) -Juventus were held to a goalless draw by Napoli in Serie A on Saturday, their third consecutive match to end scoreless on the domestic front. Juve are the only side yet to concede a goal in Europe's top five leagues but they now also remain goalless since the beginning of September in their domestic campaign.

First it was Roma before the international break, then it was Empoli coming out of the international break, and now it’s another night to forget in attack, this time coming Saturday night in a scoreless draw against Napoli and old “buddy” Antonio Conte.

A difficult match at the Allianz Stadium, where a resilient Napoli held the Bianconeri to a 0-0 draw. It was a third goalless draw in a row for Juve in Serie A, who continued to demonstrate their

Antonio Conte’s return to Juventus and into a packed stadium started with jeers for the former Bianconeri hero.

Juventus manager Thiago Motta said he was focused on pushing his team forward and improving his players' form, following their two-match goalless run in Serie A, rather than Napoli coach Antonio Conte's reunion with his former club on Saturday.

After today’s 0-0 draw against his Napoli side, Antonio Conte saluted Juventus fans and said at a post-match press conference that the Bianconeri would ‘never be enemies.’The Italian tactician