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TURIN, Italy -- Roberto Mancini guided Galatasaray to a 2-2 draw at Juventus in the Champions League on Wednesday, just two days after taking over as coach at the Turkish club. Substitute Fabio Quagliarella thought he had won it for Juventus with an 87th-minute header but Umut Bulut immediately equalized. A blunder from Juve defender Leonardo Bonucci had gifted Didier Drogba the opener for Galatasaray in the 36th minute before Arturo Vidal levelled from the penalty spot after Quagliarella was adjudged to have been fouled by Nordin Amrabat. "Im disappointed," Juventus coach Antonio Conte said. "But the most bitterness and regret comes from the second goal, because giving away a goal straight from the restart after we scored in the 87th is something quite unusual and strange. We drew a game which we really deserved to win." Conte described it as an "awful result." "We need to really, really fight. It will be a lot harder than last year, a lot, lot harder," he said. "A hard path became so much harder because of two defensive mistakes. We shouldnt despair, we have four games left, we have to grit our teeth. If were good well get through." Next up for Juventus is a double header against Real Madrid, which beat Galatasaray 6-1 in its opening match and won 4-0 at home to FC Cophenhagen on Wednesday to take firm control of Group B. "I dont think Real Madrid will beat Juventus twice," Mancini said. "Ive seen them twice recently and dont think theyre in form really. Well try to do very well against Copenhagen but we need to improve on tonight and play better. I think the group is still very open." Former Inter Milan and Manchester City coach Mancini was confirmed as Fatih Terims replacement at Galatasaray on Monday and only met the squad shortly before their flight to Italy. "The only advantage I had was that of knowing Juventus," Mancini said. "I didnt know my players so had to get to know them quickly, had to learn their names quickly. I would definitely have signed for a draw before the match, even though I always think you should go for a win. "We were unlucky with the penalty, I dont think it was a penalty. We defended well and its not easy to defend against a team like Juventus, then the game changed with the penalty." Both teams had endured a disappointing start to their European campaigns and they started cautiously in Turin. Juventus had the first real opportunity in the 15th minute, but Paul Pogba slipped as he attempted an audacious overhead kick and missed the ball completely. That seemed to spark the game into life and Drogba almost put Galatasaray in front four minutes later with a shot from a tight angle which Juventus goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon cleared with his foot. A setback followed shortly afterward for Juventus when Mirko Vucinic beat the offside trap to race onto a delightful chipped pass by Andrea Pirlo, but stumbled and injured himself in the process. Vucinic was replaced minutes later by Quagliarella, while Galatasaray defender Semih Kaya made way for Gokhan Zan. Quagliarella had an opportunity with his first touch in the 28th minute as he prodded a cross narrowly past the left post. The Juventus forward was caught up in a tangle with Zan as he struck the ball but the referee rejected his furious claims for a penalty. Galatasaray broke the deadlock when Bonucci woefully misplaced a back pass, giving it straight to Drogba, who easily bypassed the outrushing Buffon to slot into an empty net. Juventus could have levelled quickly but Carlos Tevezs fierce shot scraped the outside of the right post moments later. And Galatasaray could have extended its lead when Wesley Sneijder was left completely unmarked and blazed well over the crossbar from just inside the area. Arturo Vidal went close as he twice fired narrowly over the crossbar in quick succession. Conte brought on Fernando Llorente for his Champions League debut and the Spaniard almost headed Juventus in front moments later but his effort also went just over the crossbar from close range. Juventus did level in the 77th minute when Quagliarella made the most of a mistimed challenge from fellow substitute Amrabat and Vidal blasted home the spot kick. Llorente had the ball in the back of the net in the 84th but it was ruled out as Tevez was offside in the buildup. Juventus had come from behind to win two of its previous three league games and it looked like doing so again when Quagliarella headed home Pirlos cross from close range four minutes from time. However, a Galatasaray counter attack led to an 88th-minute equalizer as Drogba took advantage of gaps in the Juventus defence to pick out an unmarked Bulut on the far side of goal. Llorente missed a chance for Juventus in stoppage time when he toe-poked the ball wide of the right post. J.J. 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John Wall scored 33 points, Gooden got 11 of his 21 in the final quarter and the Wizards overcame a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit for a 101-94 win over the Brooklyn Nets on Saturday night.National titles are wide open at the Canadian Tire National Skating Championships in Kingston. In the last 20 years at the Nationals, only once has there been just one returning champion. Patrick Chan is taking a year off, so too are Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir; who are working as part of our TSN crew, and Kaetlyn Osmond is out with injury. The one returning champion is the pairs team of Meagan Duhamel and Eric Radford who are going after their fourth title. So it is safe to say in all certainty that there will be new Canadian champions crowned in three disciplines and that fact is creating quite a buzz heading into Kingston. There are, of course, spots also on the line for the World and National team, but it is the national title that is the ultimate prize and in the running for the titles are a wonderful blend of popular veterans and fresh faced newcomers. The most fiercely contested title will be for the Mens champion. At least four guys will be in the mix. Three-time Canadian silver medalist Kevin Reynolds is back in action after being out all season due to an ankle injury and boot problems. Last year he struggled with boot problems too, but was still able to qualify for the Olympic team and was instrumental in Canadas silver medal win in the team event at the Games. So one cant count Kevin out but he will be pushed in Kingston and as Kevin alluded to in a pre-event interview, he will have to deliver his best. So, what about the boots and why is this plaguing him? He has said that he has been through a dozen pairs of skates this season in an attempt to find the right fit for his unique and unusually shaped foot. The good news is, he thinks he has found a pair that he can rally in and he has five5 weeks of solid training under his belt. These facts have him feeling confident in his quest for the title. While Kevin has been on the sidelines, 16-year-old Nam Nguyen has risen dramatically in the ranks and has had the top scores of the Canadian men this season; scores so good he has won a Grand Prix medal. He has been able to incorporate a quad into his program, back it up with consistent triples, and has grown into a more mature performer this year. Nam has the benefit of momentum on his side as he is coming in with a stellar Grand Prix season under his belt. Two immensely popular veterans will also be challenging for the title. Jeremy Ten and Elladj Balde are both charismatic performers who have had their careers derailed by untimely injuries, but have worked their way back now into top form. For Jeremy Ten, whose only luck has been bad luck in the injury department, this year is about unfinished business. It is a well-deserved opportunity to see what he can produce unencumbered by injury. I really like Jeremys material this year and also the new material of Elladj Balde. This is the first time in many years that I have watched Baldes material and felt it was worthy of his talent and capabilities, where as in other seasons I thought that his programs had let him down. Elladj has been getting his quad out in competition this season, a significant fact and the key to his challenge for gold. In Kaetlyn Osmonds absence there are two skaters who have distanced themselves from the pack in the points race this season. Gabby Daleman and Alaine Chartrand are both young - 17 and 18, respectively - and both relatively inexperienced as they have just completed their first year on the Senior Grand Prix circuit. Daleman is a two-time national silver medalist, finishing just behind Osmond the last two years and was the youngest member of Canadas Olympic team in Sochi. Chartrand was fifth in the country last year but is coming into this event with a bronze medal win at a Grand Prix in Russia where she had the highest total scores of Canadian Ladies this season. They are both so close in so many ways but the one factor that will differentiate them will likely be the intangible of dealing with the idea of becoming Canadas next champion. 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I have to admit that about nine months ago the Pairs situation in Canada appeared to be in dire straits but then it quickly turned itself around with a host of new pairings. Moscovitch is back in a charming new partnership with Lubov Ilyusheshkina, formerly of Russia. They had the highest scores at the qualifying event for Canadians. Moore - Towers is with Michael Marinaro, who we saw as a team for the first time at Skate Canada. They were paired with longevity in mind in the hopes of competing through the next two Olympic cycles. Added to the mix are a couple of young and up and coming teams including the newly crowned Junior Grand Prix Final champions, Julianne Seguin and Charlie Bilodeau, who have been building experience, turning heads and are undefeated on the Junior Circuit. Canada has qualified three teams for the World Championships in Shanghai, so the battle within the battle will be securing one of those spots. Like Duhamel-Radford in the Pairs, Katlyn Weaver and Andrew Poje in the Ice Dance hold the top scores in the world across the board. They are also coming into the Canadians off a win at the Grand Prix Final against the Worlds top six teams. Weaver and Poje will be looking to build mileage, gain presentation experience and receive valuable feedback from the judges and audience alike in their quest for a World title in March. They were silver medalists at the Worlds by a breath last year and are clearly in the drivers seat this year going undefeated so far. While this competition is a very important next step in the process of becoming the worlds best, their hearts and emotions will be centre ice in Kingston as they go after their first Canadian title. Another Canadian team who made it to the prestigious Grand Prix Final was Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier. Their heartbreak of missing the Canadian podium and the Olympic team last year has fuelled their performance this year. Key to this seasons success has been their well-received programs and the quality of their preparedness from the first competition on which has allow them to break through into the mix of the top teams in the world. On the other hand, Olympic team members who finished in the top ten at the Worlds last year, Alexandra Paul and Mitch Islam have fought to find the right vehicle for themselves this season. After receiving a lukewarm response to their material they have spent the last couple of months reinventing themselves for nationals. They will debut a free-dance choreographed by Jeffrey Buttle to music by Peter Gabriel. Buttle has shown that as a choreographer for single skaters he has an immense talent and I for one am looking forward to what he will bring to the world of Ice Dance. My partner in the booth, Rod Black, always eagerly anticipates Canadians because out of all the sports he covers, it is one of his favourite events. Its about the team jackets, hometowns and provinces. 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