Juventus have hit back at Jose Mourinho with a statement demanding "Inter publicly denounce such allegations."

The Nerazzurri coach hit the headlines with a seven-minute rant against the media’s “manipulation” of refereeing errors to make it seem as if Inter were favoured by the officials.

Among the claims he made were that “I stand with all the tacticians who lost points against Juventus due to refereeing errors.”

The Bianconeri have hit back with an official Press release on their club website demanding action.

“After having read with great care the serious allegations made by the Inter Coach, Juventus express their astonishment and disgust, asking Inter to publicly denounce these comments.

“With his statements, the Inter Coach has not only shown a lack of respect for Juventus and their 14 million fans, but to all of Italian football.

“Rather than feeding a dangerous culture of suspicion, the club representatives have a duty to show a sense of responsibility and civility – before, during and after games – to sustain the evolution of Italian football and its international image.”

Roma boss Luciano Spalletti has been given a touchline ban for his furious comments after the controversial 3-3 draw with Inter on Sunday night.

Mourinho also revealed during his Press conference that Juventus Coach Claudio Ranieri had tried to phone him, but he did not take the call.