Juventus-Salernitana, goals from Candreva, Piatek, Bremer, Bonucci

At 90 ‘Salernitana felt the victory in her pocket, thanks to a well-deserved 2-1 at the Allianz Stadium, thanks to the goals in the first half by Candreva and Piatek on a penalty, which Bremer halved at the start of the second half. In the minutes of recovery the storm breaks out: first Bonucci achieves the equalizer by sending back a penalty rejected by Sepe in the goal, then Milik scores the sensational 3-2, takes off his shirt in exultation and is sent off (second yellow card). But then the Var sanctions Bonucci’s offside position in the action of Milik’s goal and therefore cancels the goal. In a far west climate, Cuadrado, Fazio and Allegri are also expelled.

In & Out

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At Juve the infirmary rises rather than emptying: after the not very encouraging news on the Church front (excluding the expected return in October, if all goes well if it goes back in November), Rabiot’s stop arrives, after that of Locatelli, for an overload in the soleus. The daisy to browse is still large, and Allegri decides to resort to McKennie and Miretti. Forward he trusted Kean, alongside Vlahovic. Nicola thickens the midfield and places Dia and Piatek in front, asking him to keep the lines tight, great aggression in the interception even before than behind and great readiness in reversing the action.

Double advantage Salernitana

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Result: Salernitana performs the score perfectly, Juve after having called into question Sepe twice in the very first minutes with Miretti is unjustified absent from the match. A couple of errors by Cuadrado and Salernitana has the advantage: first Maggiore does not make the most of a good action, then Mazzocchi dances in the area, frees himself for the cross and Candreva finds the happiest impact. It is 18 ‘, the first half is definitively overturned: Juve will no longer be able not only to get to the shot, but not even to build noteworthy offensive actions. On the other hand, Salernitana plays from memory and flies on the wings of trust, constantly inserting a bewildered Juve with fast actions that promptly project her into the shooting area. Piatek misses the winning deflection by a whisker in the 30th minute, then Perin deflects a great shot for a corner in the 42nd minute. The third attempt is the good one, for the Pistolero, and in the 50 ‘comes the doubling of the Salernitana: penalty for a handball by Bremer on one of his conclusions and from the spot the Pole displaces Perin with a great right.

Bremer reopens the match

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The second half begins with Milik on the pitch in place of Kean, and, a few minutes later, with Juve halving the disadvantage: Kostic escapes Couilibaly and crosses tense, Bremer heads over Sepe. It is 51 minutes and the match is 1-2. Salernitana feels the blow, and a minute later she risks her own goal: Vlahovic launched by Milik takes off on the counterattack and puts in the middle, Fazio in an attempt to free the area hits the crossbar. But the game was stopped due to an offside by the Serbian. Salernitana has lost a bit of brilliance, even if she continues to grind offensive play with resourcefulness and personality. At 63 ‘Miretti and De Sciglio give way to Fagioli and Alex Sandro. The minutes pass and Juve tries to tighten the time: Vlahovic first calls Sepe to a difficult deviation in the corner and then misses his aim slightly, Paredes does not find the mirror, Milik, served by Vlahovic, touches the left post, but also Perin parries to the ground on Dia. The Pole keeps his laps high: first he fails to deflect a cross from Cuadrado in the net, then hits the crossbar. But Salernitana resists and acts as a remittance.

Far West ending

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Marcenaro concedes five minutes of recovery, and here everything happens: Vilhena lands Alex Sandro in the area, Bonucci gets the penalty rejected and then forgives by pushing the ball into the net for the 2-2, at 91 ‘. At 94 ‘it’s up to Milik to overturn the result by signing the 3-2: the exultation without a shirt costs him the second yellow card and therefore the expulsion. But that’s not all, because the Var controls the action of the goal and decrees that it must be canceled due to an offside by Bonucci, who has not touched the ball but is beyond the line of the defenders. A fight breaks out on the pitch: red cards also for Cuadrado, Fazio and Allegri, and Juve come out with a point, second consecutive equal after that of Florence.