Juventus
Genoa
Juventus: 29. Di Gregorio, 4. Gatti( till 27'), 6. Kelly Ll., 8. Koopmeiners T.( till 66'), 12. Veiga, 19. Thuram-Ulien, 5. Locatelli, 16. McKennie, 9. Vlahović, 10. Yildiz Kenan, 11. Gonzalez N.( till 82')
Substitution: 15. Kalulu(from 27'), 7. Conceicao F.(from 66'), 22. Weah(from 82')
Bench: 1. Perin, 23. Pinsoglio, 2. Baio, 37. Savona, 40. Rouhi, 51. Mbangula, 20. Kolo Muani
Yellow Cards: Thuram-Ulien 31', Weah 88'
Genoa: 1. Leali, 4. De Winter K., 20. Sabelli, 22. Vasquez J-n, 33. Matturro, 59. Zanoli( till 63'), 5. Onana J.( till 71'), 23. Miretti( till 80'), 32. Frendrup, 73. Masini, 19. Pinamonti( till 71')
Substitution: 76. Venturino(from 63'), 17. Malynovskyi(from 71'), 18. Ekuban(from 71'), 2. Thorsby(from 80')
Bench: 31. Siegrist, 39. Sommariva, 15. Norton-Cuffy, 53. Kasa, 47. Badelj, 21. Ekhator
Yellow Cards: Frendrup 55', Malynovskyi 72'
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The decisive moment came in the 25th minute
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Juventus shareholder Paolo Ardoino has unveiled bold ambitions to restore the club’s former glory
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Juventus has officially parted ways with head coach Thiago Motta
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Juve is on the verge of parting ways with head coach Thiago Motta
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If the team's performance does not improve, the club is prepared to part ways with the Italian coach
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The hosts scored two goals in each half
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Torrential rains have caused widespread flooding in Florence
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The win extends Genoa's unbeaten run to three matches, while Lecce's struggles continue with their fourth consecutive defeat
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The Frenchman has not played an official match since September 3, 2023
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Atalanta humiliated Juventus in the head-to-head battle for third place
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In a significant blow to Juventus’ preparations for the highly anticipated Serie A encounter against Atalanta on Sunday, head coach Thiago Motta has confirmed that seven players will be absent
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This marked his first official appearance since September 2024
