Gatti rescues Juventus from defeat against Milan
In Turin, Italy, Juventus drew 1-1 with Milan in a Serie A match. Turin defender Federico Gatti, who came on as a substitute, scored a late goal and earned his team one point, Channel NewsAsia reports, citing Reuters.
Goals by Cisse and Gatti
Milan opened the scoring in the 69th minute thanks to 19-year-old Alphadjo Cisse. He received Samuel Chukwueze's pass in the penalty area, created space for a shot with quick movements and fired low into the far corner. It was his second goal of the season after scoring in his debut away match against Torino on the opening matchday.
However, the visitors failed to hold on to their lead. After Teun Koopmeiners delivered a cross from the left flank, Gatti rose highest and powerfully headed the ball into Milan's net.
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Standings and other matches
After three opening matches, both teams have seven points. Milan are fourth in the table, ahead of fifth-placed Juventus on the number of goals scored.
In other matches, Frosinone beat Venezia 3-2 at home. Antonio Raimondo scored a first-half brace, but John Yeboah and Richie Sagrado levelled the score within eight minutes. Giorgi Kvernadze scored the winner seven minutes from time.
Bologna drew 2-2 at home with Sassuolo, coming from behind twice after goals by Josh Doig and Vasilije Adzic. Roberto Piccoli and Artem Dovbyk scored for the hosts, with Dovbyk netting his first goal for the team in stoppage time. Bologna coach Domenico Tedesco was sent off from the bench. Monza and Parma drew 1-1, with both clubs earning their first points of the season.
