Verona vs Juventus Result 2024-08-26

26-08-2024 18:45
MatchDay 2

Player statistic

1st half
    28' Goal Dusan Vlahovic
(Assist: Kenan Yıldız)
    39' Goal Nicolò Savona
(Assist: Samuel Mbangula)
2nd half
Jackson Tchatchoua Yellow card 52'    
Ondrej Duda Yellow card 52'    
    53' Penalty Dusan Vlahovic

Match statistic

36
Possession
64
7
Total shots
7
1
Shots on target
5
1
Shots off target
1
5
Blocked shots
1
4
Corners
1
1
Offsides
1
8
Fouls
8

Juventus FC secured a victory in their Serie A Week 2 match on Monday, August 26, 2024, held at the Marc'Antonio Bentegodi Stadium in Verona, Italy. They triumphed over Hellas Verona.

Juventus stands out as the sole team with a perfect record after two matchdays. They achieved their second consecutive win, dominating the game from the first half, despite Verona's intense start. Vlahovic was the first to score, thanks to an assist from Yildiz, and the young Savona followed up with a header for his inaugural Serie A goal. In the second half, Vlahovic put the final nail in the coffin by scoring a penalty that Mbangula had won, dashing any remaining hopes for the Gialloblu.

After a solid 3-0 victory over Como, Juventus is aiming to win their first two Serie A matches of the season for the first time since the 2019/20 season. Additionally, since their return to the top division in 2007/08, they have only achieved the feat of winning their first two Serie A games without conceding a goal once in 17 seasons, which was back in 2014/15.

✅  Stats before the game: Juventus have won four of their last five league games against Hellas Verona (D1), keeping four clean sheets in the process, after failing to win any of their previous four games against the Scaligeri in Serie A (D2 L2), always conceding at least one goal (six conceded in the process).

Hellas Verona have remained unbeaten in eight of their last 10 home games against Juventus in Serie A (W3 D5); in this run, both teams have scored 16 goals at the Bentegodi. Hellas have won their first league match in two seasons in a row in Serie A for the second time, after the period between 1983/84 and 1984/85. However, the Scaligeri could make it two wins in their first two in two consecutive seasons for the first time in the top flight.

Between the end of last season and the start of the current one, Hellas Verona is unbeaten in three rounds (2W, 1D); the Scaligeri have not gone at least four matches in a row without defeat in Serie A since April 2023 (2W, 2D).

Verona
Juventus

Starting lineups

1
Lorenzo Montipò
Goalkeeper
42
Diego Coppola
Defender
23
Giangiacomo Magnani
56'
27
Pawel Dawidowicz
Defender
8
Darko Lazovic
Midfielder
64'
33
Ondrej Duda
Midfielder
85'
6
Reda Belahyane
Midfielder
14
Dailon Livramento
56'
35
Daniel Mosquera
Attacker
56'
38
Jackson Tchatchoua
31
Tomas Suslov
Attacker
29
Michele Di Gregorio
Goalkeeper
27
Andrea Cambiaso
Defender
85'
3
Bremer
Defender
4
Federico Gatti
Defender
85'
32
Juan Cabal
Defender
77'
37
Nicolò Savona
Defender
77'
5
Manuel Locatelli
Midfielder
21
Nicolò Fagioli
Midfielder
9
Dusan Vlahovic
Attacker
10
Kenan Yıldız
Attacker
51
Samuel Mbangula
Attacker
69'

Substitutes

5
Davide Faraoni
Defender
22
Alessandro Berardi
Goalkeeper
34
Simone Perilli
Goalkeeper
7
Elayis Tavsan
Attacker
10
Stefan Mitrovic
Attacker
80
Alphadjo Cissè
Attacker
82
Christian Corradi
20
Grigoris Kastanos
Midfielder
87
Daniele Ghilardi
Defender
15
Yllan Okou
Defender
3
Martin Frese
Defender
56'
11
Casper Tengstedt
Attacker
56'
29
Faride Alidou
Attacker
56'
18
Abdou Harroui
Midfielder
64'
21
Dani Silva
Midfielder
85'
1
Mattia Perin
Goalkeeper
23
Carlo Pinsoglio
Goalkeeper
16
Weston McKennie
Midfielder
26
Douglas Luiz
Midfielder
69'
15
Pierre Kalulu
Defender
77'
40
Jonas Rouhi
Defender
77'
6
Danilo
Defender
85'
36
Lorenzo Anghelè
Attacker
85'

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