Juventus
AtalantaDay 28
Milik 70'
Koopmeiners T. 75'
Juventus: 1. Szczesny, 3. Bremer, 4. Gatti, 6. Danilo, 27. Cambiaso А.( till 83'), 5. Locatelli, 7. Chiesa F., 16. McKennie( till 88'), 20. Miretti( till 76'), 17. Iling( till 82'), 14. Milik( till 76')
Substitution: 18. Kean M.(from 76'), 41. Nicolussi(from 76'), 12. Alex Sandro(from 82'), 22. Weah(from 83'), 15. Yildiz Kenan(from 88')
Bench: 23. Pinsoglio, 49. Scaglia S., 24. Rugani, 33. Djaló T., 47. Boende, 11. Kostić F.
Atalanta: 29. Carnesecchi, 4. Hien, 19. Djimsiti, 22. Ruggeri( till 88'), 42. Scalvini( till 67'), 77. Zappacosta( till 67'), 7. Koopmeiners T., 13. Éderson J., 17. De Ketelaere( till 88'), 90. Scamacca( till 57')
Substitution: 11. Lookman(from 57'), 2. Toloi(from 67'), 33. Hateboer(from 67'), 20. Bakker M.(from 88'), 59. Miranchuk Al.(from 88')
Bench: 1. Musso, 40. Vismara, 6. Palomino, 23. Kolasinac, 15. de Roon, 25. Adopo, 10. Toure E.B.
Yellow Cards: Hateboer 90'
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