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KOMPAS.com – Juventus knocked out of the Champions League 2020-2021 after the defeat of 10 players FC Porto on leg both of the round of 16.

Laga Juventus vs Porto at the Allianz Stadium, Tuesday (9/3/2021) or Wednesday morning WIB, ending with a score of 3-2 for the Old Lady.

Three Juventus goals scored by Federico Chiesa (49 ‘, 63’) and Adrien Rabiot (117 ‘).

Sergio Oliveira (19 ‘-p, 115’) bought all of Porto’s two goals.

This result makes the aggregate to a 4-4 draw (leg Juve first lost 1-2), but Juventus crashed out on away goals.

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Match review

Juventus started the match at a fast tempo. They flow the ball a lot through the wing sector, especially through Federico Chiesa and Juan Cuadrado.

Juventus’ first golden opportunity came when the game lasted three minutes. Juan Cuadrado’s cross from the right, greeted by Alvaro Morata’s header.

Morata’s header ball headed towards goal, but was countered by Porto goalkeeper Agustin Marchesin.

On the other hand, Juventus’ attacking play left a little gap behind. Porto often threatens with fast counter attacks.

The Juventus goal almost collapsed in the 6th minute. Luckily, Mehdi Taremi’s close-range header only hit the crossbar.

Juventus was sentenced to a penalty in the 17th minute after Merih Demiral brought down Taremi in the box of 16.

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Two minutes later, the execution of 12 passes by Sergio Oliveira beat Wojciech Szczesny.

Porto lead 1-0 and on aggregate is now 3-1 for Sergio Conceicao’s side.

Left behind by one goal to make Juventus attack totally. However, they forgot a little about the defense. There are many gaps in the back row of Juventus that Naga troops can exploit.

In the 24th and 25th minutes’, the Juventus goal received consecutive shots from Jesus Corona and Otavio. Luckily, Szczesny performed well to thwart efforts from opposing players.

The remaining minutes of the first half were used by Juventus to score a goal back. Everything they do, both through opan play and from dead ball situations.

However, the Porto defense, which appeared disciplined, made Andrea Pirlo’s fleet quite frustrated.

Juventus finally was unable to score a single goal until the first half ended. Score 1-0 for Porto excellence persisted.

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Entering the second half, Juventus immediately locked Porto’s defense from the first minute. As a result, they managed to equalize in the 49th minute through Federico Chiesa.

Starting from a long bait to Leonardo Bonucci Cristiano Ronaldo in the Porto penalty box. The ball is then passed to Chiesa who comes in from the left wing.

After receiving Ronaldo’s pass, Chiesa immediately shot the ball into the right corner of the Porto goal from in front of him. Score changed to 1-1 and the aggregate to 2-3. Juventus is still behind.

In the 54th minute, Juventus have the advantage after Mehdi Taremi receives a second yellow card for throwing the ball after the referee blew the foul whistle.

Superior number of players, Juventus are more free to attack. They almost turned ahead in the 57th minute.

Chiesa faced a one-on-one situation with Porto goalkeeper Marchesin and managed to outwit him.

However, when it was only to get the ball in, Pepe came from behind to block Chiesa’s effort. The ball only hits the crossbar before exiting the field.

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Juventus finally turned ahead in the 63rd minute. Again through Chiesa. This time he scored with a header after taking advantage of Cuadrado’s cross.

The aggregates are now a 3-3 draw. If this score lasts up to 90 minutes, the match will proceed to the extra time (extra time).

However, that scenario did not look what Juventus wanted. They continue to attack to score the next goal to qualify automatically for the last eight.

In the 69th minute, Adrien Rabiot’s rocket shot almost resulted in Juventus’ third goal. Unfortunately, this opportunity was countered by Marchesin.

Juventus again threatened the Porto goal in the 82nd minute. Chiesa’s individual action ended with a left-footed shot, but Marchesin could still be blocked.

During the injurty time, Juventus had scored a goal through Alvaro Morata’s kick. However, the goal was considered invalid because Morata was offside.

The 2-1 score for Juventus lasted until the 90-minute match ended. Aggregates draw 3-3 and the match continues into extra time.

In extra time, Juventus still held control of the game. On the other hand, Porto also regularly launch dangerous counter -attacks.

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The Juventus goal almost conceded in the 99th minute. Luckily, Moussa Marega’s close-range header was saved by Szczesny.

In the 115th minute, Juventus had to accept the fact that their goal was broken into by Sergio Oliveira, again.

This time, Oliveira found Szczesny’s goal with a free kick. However, two minutes later, Juventus managed to get back to Porto’s goal with a header from Adrien Rabiot.

The match ends 3-2 for Juventus advantage and the final draw is 4-4 on aggregate. However, Juventus were eliminated because they lost on away goals (leg first Juventus lost 1-2).

The composition of players Juventus vs Porto:

Juventus (4-4-2): 1-Wojciech Szczesny; 16-Juan Cuadrado, 19-Leonardo Bonucci (4-Matthijs de Ligt 75 ‘), 28-Merih Demiral, 12-Alex Sandro; 22-Federico Chiesa (33-Federico Bernardeschi 102 ‘), 5-Arthur Melo (44-Dejan Kulusevski 102’), 25-Adrien Rabiot, 8-Aaron Ramsey (14-Weston McKennie 75 ‘); 9-Alvaro Morata, 7-Cristiano Ronaldo

Coach: Andrea Pirlo

Porto (4-4-2): 1-Agustin Marchesin; 18-Wilson Manafa, 19-Chancel Mbemba, 3-Pepe, 12-Zaidu Sanusi (7-Luis Diaz 71 ‘); 17-Jesus Corona (4-Diogo Leite 118 ‘), 27-Sergio Oliveira (6-Mamadou Loum 118’), 8-Mateus Uribe (16-Marko Grujic 90 ‘), 25-Otavio (32-Malang Sarr 62’) ; 11-Moussa Marega (29-Toni Martinez 105 ‘), 9-Mehdi Taremi

Coach: Sergio Conceicao

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