After two consecutive draws Sampdoria (1-1) and Rome (1-1), the Juventus there is a risk of falling off the head of a Series A led by the Jose Mourinho. But a hit from Dusan Vlahovićagain from a direct free kick, put the ‘Vecchia Signora’ back on the path to victory against a warrior Spezia (1-0).
Vlahovic’s fourth goal
Less than ten minutes had passed when the Serbian ‘killer’ emulated his great goal from last weekend and crossed the stretch Dragowski to add his fourth course and place himself as ‘Capocannoniere‘ alone, left behind Kvaratskhelia (Naples) and Lautaro (Inter), both with three goals.
Gatti debuts in Serie A
Despite looking ahead, the Juve they failed to control the game and it was the visitors who showed more determination. In fact, those Luca Gotti the game was leveled shortly after the goal from Vlahovićbut Gatti was ready and left offside Gyasi. The former central Frosinone is from the game and debuted in this way in the Italian First Division.
The negative note is the damage of Szczesny on the verge of rest. In his attempt to stop a corner kick, the Juventus goalkeeper lost his right ankle when he fell and had to be replaced, with obvious movements of pain, by Perinstarter for the first two days due to a Pole adductor problem.
Di Maria is back
After going through changing rooms and amidst local tedium, Allegri gave entrance to Maria saidreturn after 16 days leave, and Kostic through Square Y keanbut even for that the game is not improved Juventusthat closed the game in stoppage time by owned, who debuted in his directorial locker as a ‘bianconero’. The three points is the best news for a team that yes or yes will grow even more when Wallssigned today from PSG, Pogba, Bonucci, church and the company is available.
This is the Italian Serie A classification.
Juventus
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Juventus: Szczesny (Perin, 43′); Danilo, Gatti, Bremer (Alex Sandro, 86′), De Sciglio; Locatelli, Miretti, Rabiot; Cuadrado (Di María, 54′), Kean (Kostic, 54′) and Vlahovic (Milik, 86′)
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TheLecce: Dragowski; Hristov, Kiwior, Nikolaou; Holm (Ellertsson, 85′), Kovalenko (Agudelo, 60′), Bourabia (Sanca, 85′), Bastoni (Sala, 73′), Reca; Gyasi (Strelec, 60′) and N’zola
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Thethe objectives: 1-0 Vlahovic (9′), 2-0 Milik (92′)
cards: YELLOW: Bastoni (11′), Holm (72′)
Referee: Andrea Colombo
viewers: 35,000 at Allianz Stadium
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Source: La Verdad
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