Zebang and we're done: Juventus finished 1-1 against Villarreal

Champions League 21-22

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Outstanding Actor

Duchamp and Lahovitch, Score: 7
Apart from the flash goal already after 32 seconds the Serbian striker was the only one to appear on the Juventus attack

The disappointing actor

Adrian Ravio, Score: 5
A weak game for the Bianconeri’s French midfielder, who also committed a serious offense that only luckily did not cost him a dismissal

Juventus is having a difficult season. Fourth place in the league is uncertain and now also its future in the Champions League is in doubt. Tonight (Tuesday) the old lady hosted Villarreal for the first game in the eighth final of the factory and the opening was promising with a quick goal by Dusan and Ahovich, but finally the teams, in the first ever meeting between them, parted ways 1-1 and the decision goes to the match in Turin.

The opening was especially dreamy for Massimiliano Allegri’s side and in particular for Dusan and Ahowicz. The Serbian striker made his factory debut and already after 32 seconds stunned the Spaniards when he found the net with a wonderful kick. Precisely after the Bianconeri advantage they weakened greatly and the Spaniards got into things and were close to equalizing already in the first half.

Villarreal did not start well in the second half and Albero Murata almost doubled with his own quick goal, but the trend was again reversed on the Italians. In the 66th minute Etienne Capo recognized a hole in the Juventus defense and found Danny Farho with a wonderful ball, the midfielder scored with a touch and scored only his second goal in the factory. By the end the result was maintained at 1: 1 and the yellow submarine could even come out a little disappointed.

Arno Danioma against Juan Cuadrado (Reuters)

Half a second

’90+4
Referee Daniel Cybert whistled for the end of the game and ruled that Villarreal and Juventus are separated by 1: 1

’90
Boalei Dia also came in and Arno Danioma replaced him

’90
Another double substitution in Villarreal: Samuel Chukuza finished his part in the game and Yirmi Pino entered

’87
Allegri’s last replacement: Luca Pellegrini replaced Matthias de Chilio

Matthias de Chilio and Samuel Chukuaza (Reuters)

’85
Juventus have not given up on the possibility of winning. Albero Murata told Dusan and Ahovic that out of nowhere he managed to kick towards the goal, but Hronimo Rolly was there

’81
Substitution also for the visitors: Weston McNee was injured and finished his part, Dennis Zakaria came in to replace him

’79
Manu Trigros also came in to play and Alberto Moreno came out

’79
Double replacement in Villarreal: Alfonso Pedrasa was replaced by Parvis Astofinen

’73
Hronimo Roly, Villarreal goalkeeper, also received a yellow card after coming out of his hair and joining the riot

’73
Adrian Ravio committed a foul on Samuel Chukoza and rightly received a yellow card, which could have been red

’71
Second replacement at Juventus: Arthur replaces Manuel Lucatelli

Danny Farho and Etienne Capo Celebrate (Reuters)

’66
Villarreal equalized to 1: 1: it was in the air. Juventus fell asleep and the Spaniards punished. A wonderful group attack ended with Etienne Capo, who raised to the center of the extension and Danny Farho infiltrated behind the brakes, finished with a wonderful touch to the net and established a justified equality

’57
Another chance for Villarreal: Giovanni Loselso snatched the ball, rushed forward and space left, Alfonso Pedrasa passed the ball and Alberto Moreno kicked with a touch stopped by Szczesny

’46
Almost another Juventus lightning goal: this time the ball was sent towards Albero Murata who continued with a wonderful touch, but missed the frame by inches

’46
First substitution for the visitors with the opening of the second half: Leonardo Bonucci replaces Alex Sandro

first half

’38
It was close to two of the visitors: Mathieu de Chilio flew for a four-on-three burst and passed wide from the left, but it was Weston McKenny who got the ball and his kick from an extension was blocked by the defense.

Matthew de Chilio vs. Raul Albiol (Reuters)

’35
Another attempt by the hosts: Etienne Capo tried to range the goal with a long-range kick, but the ball went over the crossbar

’33
Another chance for Dusan and Ahovitch, who tried his best with a kick from the edge of the box, but the ball flew over the crossbar

Danny Farho vs. Weston McKinney (Reuters)

’16
Another great opportunity for Villarreal: Samuel Chukoza Heath in the Juventus defense and passed wide to the center of the extension, Arno Danioma continued with a magical touch with the heel, but Wojciech Szczesny stood still and took

’13
After the shock of absorbing the quick goal the Spaniards slowly got into things and almost equalized. Alfonso Pedrasa snatched the ball to Danilo and burst great into the box, Giovanni Lou Celso continued to kick from a safe position, but kicked badly and the ball hit the crossbar and went out

Duchamp and Lachowicz Celebrate (Reuters)

Juventus players celebrate quick goal (Reuters)

Duchamp and Aharovic and Albero Murata Celebrate (Reuters)

Duchamp and Lachovich in a frenzy (Reuters)

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Gate! Juventus went up to 0: 1: Amazing! A tremendous opening by Dusan Valahovich, who made his factory debut after just 32 seconds. Danilo sent a long ball towards the Serb and the striker with a huge extension in front of two defensive players stunned the Spaniards