The win - sealed by Alessandro Matri's effort 30 minutes from time - put Antonio Conte's men in a strong position to retain their Serie A title with a nine point lead with only eight games remaining.Nobody moans when they're not involved. The most important thing is to ensure you're ready when your time comes to play.Yet, there are question marks as to whether one of the stars of Saturday's Derby d'Italia will even start in Bavaria.Despite being a veteran of European Championships and World Cups with Italy, this season marked the first time Quagliarella has tasted Champions League football.Conte has favoured a rotation policy for his strikers meaning that the 30-year-old former Napoli and Sampdoria striker has found first-team opportunities limited.Quagliarella actually scored on his Champions League debut as Juventus came from behind to draw 2-2 at holders Chelsea in the group stage opener.Quagliarella, though, claims the whole team is "relaxed" about the situation.Juventus are in the Champions League quarter-finals for the eighth time in their history.The coach has been rotating the strikers for two years now, so we're all perfectly relaxed about it, Quagliarella said in his post-match interview.
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