Pierre Kalulu struck from a tight angle to give Juventus the lead, but Atalanta's Mateo Retegui, returning from injury, leveled the score with a diving header—his 13th goal of the season.
The draw marked Atalanta's third in a row, leaving them third in the Serie A table, tied on points with Inter Milan—who have two games in hand—and four points behind leaders Napoli.
Atalanta had chances to secure a win, with Ederson's low drive forcing a sharp save from Juve goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio and Ademola Lookman's effort cleared off the line by Teun Koopmeiners.
Juventus, now the first team to record 13 draws in their opening 20 Serie A matches since Inter in 2004-05 (W6 D14 L0), sit fifth in the table, 13 points adrift of the top spot. The record for most draws in a Serie A season remains Mantova's 22 during the 34-game 1966-67 campaign.
Elsewhere, AC Milan climbed to seventh after a come-from-behind victory against Como. Assane Diao gave the hosts an early lead, but goals from Theo Hernandez and Rafael Leão turned the tide for Milan.
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