Spezia vs Juventus, Ronaldo glorious comeback, Bianconeri wins the page all

KOMPAS.com – Juventus managed to score three points when they visited the Spezia headquarters in the sixth week of Serie A, the highest caste in the Italian League, the 2020-2021 season.

The Spezia vs Juventus duel that was held at the Dino Manuzzi Stadium on Sunday night (1/11/2020) WIB ended with a score of 4-1 for the away victory.

Cristiano Ronaldo, who has just recovered from Covid-19, became a star in this match. He contributed two goals in minutes 59 and 76 ‘.

The other two Juventus goals were scored by Álvaro Morata (14 ‘) and Adrien Rabiot (67’).

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Meanwhile, Spezia’s only goal to tie was created by the action of Tommaso Pobega in the 32nd minute.

Thanks to this victory, Juventus temporarily occupies second place in the Italian League standings with a collection of 12 points from six games.

They are four points behind the leader, AC Milan.

The game Spezia vs Juventus

Juventus, as visitors, seemed dominant in possession.

In the first half, the club dubbed Bianconeri recorded 59 percent of ball possession, while Spezia only 41 percent.

This advantage means that Juventus can create several opportunities.

The results were immediately felt when the game had only been running for 14 minutes.

Juventus managed to open the scoring with a goal from Spanish striker Álvaro Morata, who took advantage of Weston McKennie’s pass.

After the first goal was scored, Juventus seemed complacent. They failed when the game entered in the 32nd minute.

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Juventus’ goal was collapsed by a long-distance shot from Italian midfielder Tommaso Pobega.

Juventus goalkeeper in charge, Gianluigi Buffon, was on the move when Pobega’s strike changed direction after hitting one of the Bianconeri players.

This tie was thanks to the bravery of Spezia’s squad.

Although they have the status of a promotion team, they seem open and often threaten the Juventus goal.

The 1-1 scoreline even lasted until halftime.

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Going into the second half, Juventus responded immediately. The coach, Andrea Pirlo, lined up Cristiano Ronaldo who had just recovered from Covid-19.

Ronaldo comes in to replace Paulo Dybala.

It didn’t take long for Ronaldo to turn the game against Spezia into a recovery scene.

Going into the 56th minute, Ronaldo immediately scored three minutes later.

He maximized Alvaro Morata’s hook to lead Juventus to the lead.

Juventus did not seem satisfied with a 2-1 lead.

Eight minutes later, Juventus’ lead increased thanks to the action of Adrien Rabiot.

The French midfielder managed to fool several Spezia defenders before thrashing Ivan Provedel’s goal.

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When the game entered in the 76th minute, Juventus scored the fourth goal.

Ronaldo became an actor again after maximizing the penalty award that was born later Exterior Juventus, Federico Chiesa, receives a foul in the prohibited area.

Ronaldo took the penalty calmly. He chose the harvest technique to complete his task.

After that, no other targets were created.

Juventus’ quintessential 4-1 lasted until the referee blew the whistle to signal the end of the match.

The composition of players for Spezia vs Juventus:

Spice (4-3-3): Ivan Provedel (GK); Simone Bastoni, Julian Chabot (74 ‘Cristian Dell’Orco), Claudio Terzi, Salvador Ferrer; Tommaso Pobega (74 ‘Nahuel Estevez), Matteo Ricci, Paolo Bartolomei; Diego Farias (73 ‘Emmanuel Gyasi), M’Bala Nzola, Daniele Verde (46’ Kevin Agudelo).

Coach: Vincenzo Italian.

Juventus (4-4-2): Gianluigi Buffon (GK); Juan Cuadrado, Merih Demiral, Leonardo Bonucci (77 ‘Gianluca Frabotta), Danilo; Weston McKennie (62 ‘Aaron Ramsey), Arthur, Rodrigo Bentancur (62’ Adrien Rabiot), Federico Chiesa; Pulo Dybala (56 ‘Cristiano Ronaldo), Alvaro Morata (78’ Dejan Kulusevski).

Coach: Andrea Pirlo.