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Barcelona beat Juventus 2-0 in the great derby of Group G of the Champions League.
Osman Dembélé put the guests ahead in the 14th minute, and in the 90th Leo Messi hit a penalty to form the final result. The success of the Catalans could have been much more significant had it not been for the numerous omissions on Wojciech Szczesny’s door.
The Italian champions scored three goals, scored by Álvaro Morata, but all three were correctly disallowed by ambushes. In general, the victory of Barça was totally deserved, and the defense of the “bianconeri” played under any criticism.
In the standings, Barcelona has a total asset of 6 points, while Juventus remains with 3. In the next round, on November 4, Turin will visit Ferencvaros, while Dynamo Kiev will play at the “Camp Nou “.
The first part was in favor of Barça, although Juventus scored two goals. They were the work of Álvaro Morata, but were not taken into account due to ambushes by the Spanish national. Thus, the number of goals disallowed for the striker in the last three “Bianconeri” games has risen to four, against Crotone (1: 1) and Verona (1: 1) in Serie A.
Otherwise, the big clash started as a whirlwind for Barcelona. In minute 2 Merich Demiral made a mistake with the pass in the danger zone and literally took Leo Messi out. However, Leonardo Bonucci stopped the Argentine genius with a brilliant intervention.
Seconds later, the Spaniards missed two consecutive opportunities to find the result. First Wojciech Szczesny fired a shot from Miralem Pjanic, and then Antoine Griezmann hit the left post from a clear position.
This led to the 14th minute, when Barça took a well-deserved advantage. Osman Dembele was jailed, but still decided to shoot. There was a slight rebound from Federico Chiesa, the ball passed to Schesny and flew into his net for 1: 0!
Until the end of the half, the Juventus defense continued to look like a broken yard. First, Messi struck and kicked with his strong left foot from a clean position, but just a hair from the crossbar. In the 35th minute, Dembélé caught a perfect pass from the six-time Ballon d’Or winner, but his shot was blocked. The ball hit Griezmann, but he didn’t wait for the opportunity and Schesny stopped him.
After the break, Barça put pressure on Juventus in front of the penalty area, but in the 55th minute Morata scored the 1: 1 after an attractive assist from the air from Juan Cuadrado. But after a lengthy VAR review and the forward’s third goal in the game was disallowed. In the 62nd minute Messi overtook Bonucci and intercepted from the movement, but again inches from the goal.
Shortly after, Pedry’s shot was blocked and in extra time Messi couldn’t catch with a heel. However, the Barça players did not stop having opportunities to play dangerously in the Juventus penalty area, but they did not take advantage of them.
In the 69th minute the locals could equalize. Morata turned to Deyan Kulushevski, who looked for the gate mount, but sent the ball out. Then Adrien Rabio found himself in a clear position, but his shot was ugly.
In the 72nd minute Messi took care of Bonucci and Demiral in the penalty area and just before shooting from a clear position, Danilo with a large split managed to stop him. 180 seconds later, Barcelona failed to end the dispute. Messi took out Griezmann, who looked for the furthest corner, but did not hit the door.
In the 85th minute Demiral was sent off for the second yellow card, and in the continuation Barça reached the second goal. Federico Bernardeski ran into Ansu Fati in the penalty area and from the penalty that Messi followed, he did not make a mistake for the final 2: 0.
Juventus – Barcelona 0: 2
Goal scorers: 0: 1 Dembélé (14), 0: 2 Messi (90 days)
Juventus: Happy; Quadrado, Demiral, Bonucci, Danilo; Bentancur (83-Arthur), Rabio (83-Bernardeski); Kieza, Dibala, Kuluševski (75-Makkeni); Morata
Coach: Andrea Pirlo
Barcelona: Net; Serge Roberto, Araujo (46-Busquets), Langley, Alba; Pjanic, De Jong; Pedry (90-Brightwright), Messi, Dembélé (66-Fati); Griezmann (89-Firpo)
Coach: Ronald Koeman
Turin, street: “Allianz Stadium”
Judge: Dani Makeli (Netherlands)
Yellow cards: Kulushevski, Demiral, Quadrado, Rabio (Juventus); Roberto (Barcelona)
Red card: Demiral 85 ‘(Juventus)
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