Serie A: Roma 3-4 Juventus – Three goals in seven minutes and a missed penalty in the closing stages saw Juventus pull off a stunning late fightback to defeat Roma on Sunday night. Juventus pull off an incredible comeback to defeat Roma 4-3 at the Stadio Olimpico. Tammy Abraham put the home side ahead, but Paulo Dybala equalised to leave the contest all square at the break. Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Lorenzo Pellegrini then fired Roma into a 3-1 lead in the early stages of the second half. Follow InsideSport.IN for all the latest sports news and updates.
Serie A: Roma 3-4 Juventus; Seven goals, red card and a penalty miss as Juventus pull off an epic comeback against Jose Mourinho’s Roma
11’: Roma 1-0 Juve
18’: Roma 1-1 Juve
48’: Roma 2-1 Juve
53’: Roma 3-1 Juve
70’: Roma 3-2 Juve
72’: Roma 3-3 Juve
77’: Roma 3-4 Juve
81′: De Ligt sent off
83′: Pellegrini misses penalty for RomaTHIS. GAME. 🤯 pic.twitter.com/sz5CJmIMzx
— B/R Football (@brfootball) January 9, 2022
Serie A: Roma 3-4 Juventus
Manuel Locatelli began the comeback with a deft header before Dejan Kulusevski bundled a strike home after a scramble in the box to draw Juve level. The visitors then took the lead courtesy of a fine finish from Mattia De Sciglio. However, the drama was not over as Matthijs de Ligt was sent off for handball in the Juventus box. Pellegrini had the chance to level from the penalty spot, but was denied by Wojciech Szczesny. The Bianconeri held out in the closing stages to secure a momentous victory.
Things soured further when Giallorossi captain Lorenzo Pellegrini curled in a free-kick that former skipper Francesco Totti, watching on from the stands, would have been proud of. But from the brink of defeat, Juventus somehow pulled themselves off the canvas in as two goals in the space of two minutes via close range finishes from Manuel Locatelli and Dejan Kulusevski stunned the shellshocked home side.
FT | 🥳 | MAMMA MIAAAAAAA!!!!! pic.twitter.com/Pmz7cTBI5Y
— JuventusFC (@juventusfcen) January 9, 2022
And they weren’t finished there as the unbelievable comeback was completed when Mattia De Sciglio became the unlikely hero by drilling in at the near post for his first Serie A goal in 1,505 days.
Somehow, the drama still wasn’t finished in as Matthijs de Ligt was sent off for a handball in the area with 10 minutes left but from the resulting spot kick, Pellegrini fluffed his lines with a weak attempt that Wojciech Szczęsny saved to secure a stunning win from a Serie A classic. Juve close the gap on the top four to three points with the victory, while the Lupi are nine off the Champions League places.
Serie A: Roma 3-4 Juventus; Seven goals, red card and a penalty miss as Juventus pull off an epic comeback against Jose Mourinho’s Roma
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