Gatti Rescues Point for Juventus in 1-1 Draw with AC Milan
- On Sunday, Juventus and Milan drew 1-1 at Allianz Stadium in Turin, with substitute Federico Gatti scoring a 92nd-minute equalizer after 19-year-old Alphadjo Cisse had broken the deadlock for the visitors.
- Both teams arrived at Allianz Stadium with unbeaten starts to the Serie A season, having secured two wins in their opening two league fixtures. The hard-fought draw preserved these undefeated records.
- Milan goalkeeper Mike Maignan frustrated the hosts, saving from Nicolas Gonzalez's 30-yard drive and Francisco Conceicao's effort on 25 minutes. Conceicao hit the post after the restart, highlighting narrow margins that defined the match.
- Fresh legs proved decisive as Samuel Chukwueze assisted Cisse's 68th-minute opener, while Teun Koopmeiners provided the free-kick for Gatti's late header. Nick Woltemade made his Juventus debut after joining on loan from Newcastle.
- This result leaves Roma and Inter Milan as the only teams with 100 percent records after three games. Lazio attempts to join them on Monday when they face Udinese.
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TORINO (ITALPRESS) "The big match of the Allianz Stadium between Milan and Juventus ends 1-1. They are a pearl of Cisse and an expired time frame of Gatti to put the signature on the game. The first occasion is for the hosts and arrives at 12′, when Maignan repels a conclusion from the limit of Nico Gonzalez. The French goalkeeper is still decisive at 25′, when he saves in dive a close left of Conceiçao. The challenge between the two repeats to …
Milan found themselves... a breath away from a huge double in Turin, however, Juventus "stole" the point in injury time, while Sevilla could not stand with a player less. The big derby of the third matchday of Serie A ended without a winner, as Juventus and Milan emerged tied 1-1 in Turin. The two teams remained undefeated, having started the championship with two wins, in a game that picked up speed in the second half and was essentially decide…
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