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04-12 02:45

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86′

R. Bellanova

D. Zappacosta

84′

F.Kostić

79′

F. Miretti

F. Conceicao

79′

F.Kostić

A.Cambiaso

73′

A.Cambiaso

72′

Honest·Ahanor

S. Kolašinac

72′

M. Pašalić

M. de Roon

72′

G. Scamacca

N.Krstović

71′

T. Koopmeiners

K. Thuram

71′

F. Gatti

E.Holm

69′

K. Thuram

66′

C. D. Ketelaere

58′

J. C. David

K.Yildiz

55′

G. Raspadori

N.Zalewski

48′

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J. Boga

Halftime 0-0

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Match Info

In a crucial Serie A clash at the Gewiss Stadium, Juventus secured a hard-fought 1-0 away victory over Atalanta on Saturday night. The match, which kicked off at 02:45 local time, was decided by a solitary second-half goal, tightening Juventus's grip on a top-four position while dealing a blow to Atalanta's European aspirations. The game was a tense, tactical affair with few clear-cut chances for either side. The decisive moment arrived around the 70th minute when a swift Juventus counter-attack culminated in a low finish from inside the box, beating the Atalanta goalkeeper. Atalanta pushed for an equalizer in the final stages, with a late header flashing wide of the post, but Juventus's experienced defense held firm to see out the win. The result sees Juventus solidify their standing in the Champions League places, while Atalanta will rue missed opportunities in a match where they enjoyed more possession but lacked a cutting edge in the final third. Post-match, the Juventus manager praised his team's defensive discipline and maturity, while the Atalanta coach expressed frustration at his side's inability to convert their dominance into goals. The starting lineups featured Atalanta's attacking trident and Juventus's seasoned backline, setting the stage for a contest that ultimately went the way of the Turin giants.