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Juventus bid farewell to Australia with a victory over Palermo

PERTH – Juve closes their summer tour in Hong Kong and Australia with a 2-0 victory against Palermo to Perth. Kenan's goals were the deciding factor. Yildiz, who scored at the end of the first half, and Arek Milesk in the second half.

Juventus took control of the game immediately, but the first dangerous attempt came in the 25th minute with Conceicao, who sent the ball just wide of Joronen's goal with a left-footed shot from the edge of the area. Three minutes later, Yildiz had a go following a corner. The Bianconeri continued to push forward until they found a deserved goal in the 44th minute. advantage. Conceicao served Celik, whose conclusion was blocked by Joronen; the ball still goes to the Turk, who does well to serve it into the centre of the area Yildiz for the winning shot.

In the first minutes of the second half Kolo Muani had two chances to double the lead: the first was blocked by Joronen, the second was assisted by Alajbegovic with a shot over the crossbar. Then in the quarter of an hour Boga tried his luck with the Rosanero goalkeeper saving. The goal came in the 39th minute. Milik on an assist from Boga, which was ruled offside. In the 41st minute, he managed to celebrate, skipping past the first opponent, feinting the second one out of time, and then beating substitute goalkeeper Fortin with a left-footed shot to make it 2-0. Perin kept the Bianconeri goal intact, parrying Le Douaron's shot.

Upon returning to Italy, the Allianz Stadium awaits the Bianconeri on August 17th for the traditional home match against Next Gen, and then, on the 23rd, the Serie A season kicks off.

Networks: 44′ Yildiz, 86′ Milik

Juventus: Perin; Celik (80′ Kelly), Gatti (46′ Rugani), Koopmeiners (73′ Arthur), Cabal; McKennie (61′ Cambiaso), Douglas Luiz (46′ Locatelli); Conceicao (46′ Zhegrova), Alajbegovic (61′ Miretti), Yildiz (61′ Boga); Kolo Muani (61′ Milik). Trainer: Spalletti.

Palermo: Joronen (77′ Fortin); Cassandro (79′ Pierozzi), Magnani (61′ Peda), Ceccaroni (61′ Barba), Augello (79′ Bozzolan); Segre (79′ Estevez), Ranocchia (79′ Gomes); Gyasi (79′ Strefezza), Hernani (61′ Palumbo), Johnsen (61′ Vavassori); Pohjanpalo (61′ Le Douaron). Trainer: Inzaghi.

Referee: Evans

Ammonites: Douglas Luiz

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