Serie A: Torino vs Juventus 2-2 — Derby della Mole Ends in Dramatic Draw

Juventus held by Torino as Champions League race ends in sixth place

Torino fought back from two goals down to draw with Juventus. Vlahovic, Casadei and Adams were on the scoresheet in a chaotic Derby della Mole.

Vlahovic scored twice but Juventus drew 2-2 with Torino. The result confirmed a sixth-place finish and missed Champions League qualification...

Cesare Casadei and Che Adams scored for Torino to cancel out Dusan Vlahovic’s two goals. The 2-2 draw in the Derby della Mole started an hour late after clashes between ultras.

Torino fought back from 2-0 down to hold Juventus to a 2-2 draw at home on Sunday.

The match kicked off one hour late after clashes between Juventus and Torino ultras earlier in the afternoon.

One Juventus fan was taken to hospital in critical condition. In response, Bianconeri ultras said they would storm the pitch if the game started.

When Lega Serie A and local authorities confirmed the game would go ahead, Juventus supporters left the stadium. The away end remained empty for the rest of the match.

Torino started well and won two corners in the opening minutes. Vlahovic broke the deadlock in the 24th minute after receiving a precise pass from Khephren Thuram. He controlled the ball in the box and fired into the far post.

A few minutes later, the Serbia striker missed a good chance to make it 2-0. Pierre Kalulu delivered a cross from the right, but Vlahovic headed over the bar.

Manuel Locatelli went close to doubling Juventus’ lead early in the second half. He shot from the edge of the box, but it drifted wide of the far post.

Vlahovic made it 2-0 for Juventus seconds later, finishing off a perfect counter-attack led by Conceicao. He received the ball in the box and beat Alberto Paleari with a first-time right-footed shot into the far post.

 

Torino coach Roberto D’Aversa changed the game with smart substitutions. Luciano Spalletti responded by taking off ConceiCao, Vlahovic and Thuram in the second half.

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Italy midfielder Cesare Casadei pulled one back for Torino with a powerful header from a corner. He took advantage of poor marking from Andrea Cambiaso to score.

The game’s intensity rose in the final 20 minutes. Torino substitute Alieu Njie had a good chance in the box, but his shot lacked direction. Perin tipped it wide for a corner.

Juventus conceded again from a corner kick. Casadei won the aerial duel, and Perin made the initial save. Scotland striker Che Adams reacted quickest and scored from the rebound.

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Emil Holm had one last chance for Juventus, but Paleari pushed his long-range shot over the bar.

The draw left Juventus in sixth place with 69 points. Inter, Napoli, Roma and Como secured qualification for the Champions League.