Juventus beat Venezia to book CL berth, Inter's Inzaghi rejects Saudi rumours

Juventus qualified for the Champions League on Sunday, beating relegated Venezia 3-2 to pip Roma, 2-0 winners at Torino, to Serie A's final spot by a single point.

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Manuel Locatelli's penalty in the 73rd minute won a exciting contest on the Venice Lagoon and secured Juve fourth place on the final day of an eventful season.

“It wasn't easy with three matches away from home against direct rivals in the final few weeks. It’s a good achievement. I'm happy,” said Juve coach Igor Tudor, who, Italian media have reported, is to be replaced by Antonio Conte this summer.

Tudor, who took over from sacked Thiago Motta in March, said his fate would be made public before the upcoming Club World Cup which starts next month.

“Before, before. We'll know soon and that's the right way to do it,” said Tudor.

“If someone goes there but has no future at the club it’s not right that they go there. But not for me, for the club.”

Juve looked set for a straightforward win when quickfire goals from Kenan Yildiz and Randal Kolo Muani put them ahead on the half-hour, after they had fallen behind to Daniel Fila’s strike in the second minute.