Fiorentina ramped up the pressure on Juventus boss Thiago Motta following a 3-0 victory at Stadio Artemis Franchi.

Goals from Robin Gosens, Rolando Mandragora and Albert Gudmundsson condemned the Bianconeri to a second heavy defeat in as many games, after last weekend's 4-0 rout by Atalanta.

La Viola broke the deadlock after a quarter of an hour, when Gosens volleyed past Michele Di Gregorio after Juve failed to deal with a corner.

It was 2-0 just three minutes later as Juventus loanee Nicolo Fagioli's throughball found Mandragora, who neatly drilled home.

Fagioli was instrumental again as Fiorentina grabbed a third goal to put the contest to bed eight minutes after the restart.

The midfielder led the hosts' charge down the left before finding Gudmundsson, who drove into the heart of the visiting defence before finishing to secure all three points.

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For only the third time in their history, Juventus have lost successive Serie A games by three or more goals, also doing so in January 2011 and March 1957.

Meanwhile, Fiorentina have scored at least three goals against the Bianconeri in a league match for the first time since a 4-2 victory in October 2013.

La Viola, who beat Inter 3-0 earlier this season, have beaten by Juve and the Nerazzurri by at least three goals in the same Serie A campaign for the first time in their history.

Following Gosens' strike, Fiorentina have also scored the most goals in the opening 15 minutes of the first half in Serie A this term (eight).