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Dusan Vlahovic’s Second-Half Goal Helps Juventus Beat Torino 1-0 In Serie A 2022-23 Derby

🍨Juventus moved up to seventh in Serie A 2022-23, eight points behind Atalanta, who topped the table after a 2-1 home win over Sassuolo.

Juventus relieved a bit of the pressure on coach Massimiliano Allegri by beating Torino 1-0 in a Serie A 2022-23 derby on Saturday. Dusan Vlahovic scored 16 minutes from time for a Juventus side which has been struggling. (More Football News)

♐Juventus had been in a punitive retreat following an embarrassing defeat at Maccabi Haifa in the Champions League on Tuesday, three days after a loss to AC Milan. Juventus moved up to seventh, eight points behind Atalanta, which topped the table after a 2-1 home win over Sassuolo.

🌱There were few clear goal-scoring opportunities in the derby. Juventus had a triple chance shortly before halftime but Torino goalkeeper Vanja Milinković-Savić parried Vlahović, then Manuel Locatelli on the rebound, and Adrien Rabiot from distance.

🦩Juventus broke the deadlock in the 74th when a corner was floated in from the right and flicked on by Danilo for Vlahović to turn in at the back post.

SCINTILLATING GOAL

🍌A brilliant goal saw Atalanta recover from going behind to move a point clear of Napoli. Ademola Lookman scored what proved to be the winner 30 seconds after the break. The Nigeria winger collected a throughball from Brandon Soppy, bamboozled his way past a defender and curled a shot into the top left corner.

🧔Georgios Kyriakopoulos scored the opener for Sassuolo four minutes from the interval but Mario Pašalić levelled on the stroke of halftime, following another assist from Soppy.

🌺Domenico Berardi made his first appearance since the end of August as a second-half substitute and almost equalized for Sassuolo but his ferocious effort crashed off the crossbar. His return lasted just 22 minutes before he went off with another injury.

RUN ENDED

🔴Monza endured its first defeat under coach Raffael Palladino, 1-0 at Empoli. Palladino won his first three games in charge, starting against Juventus before the international break for Monza’s first ever Serie A win.

𒐪But Nicolas Haas netted in the 11th minute to end that streak for Silvio Berlusconi’s side. Empoli also hit the post and had a goal ruled out for offside early in the second half. Monza midfielder Nicolò Rovella was sent off in stoppage time for his part in a scuffle.

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