Juventus Wins Coppa Italia 2023/2024

Juventus gained Italian Cup 2023/2024 after beating Atalanta with a slender ranking of 1-0 within the ultimate. The one function on this fit was once scored by means of Dusan Vlahovic.

The overall fit between Atalanta and Juventus came about on the Stadio Olimpico, Rome, on Thursday (16/5/2024) early morning WIB. The function that made up our minds Juventus’ victory was once created firstly of the primary part, when Dusan Vlahovic controlled to attain the ball after receiving a go from Andrea Cambiaso.

This victory marked Juventus’ fifteenth Coppa Italia identify, making them probably the most a success membership within the historical past of this match.

Juventus controlled to attain a handy guide a rough function within the fourth minute, with Dusan Vlahovic’s particular person motion who won a go from Andrea Cambiaso. In spite of being tightly guarded by means of Hien, Vlahovic controlled to overcome Atalanta goalkeeper Carnesecchi.

In spite of dominating many of the first part, Atalanta did not create any bad alternatives. A thru ball from Koopmeiners to De Ketelaere didn’t produce sufficient effects.

Atalanta persevered to press in the second one part, however Juventus additionally took good thing about counter-attacks to search for a 2d function. Even supposing Vlahovic controlled to attain every other function within the 73rd minute, the function was once disallowed after the referee checked out VAR and made up our minds that Vlahovic was once in an offside place.

Atalanta virtually equalized within the eightieth minute when Lookman’s shot hit the submit. On the other hand, those efforts have now not been ready to switch the overall outcome.

Alternatives for each groups persevered to be created till harm time, however no further objectives had been scored. On the final second, Juventus trainer Allegri was once despatched off after receiving a purple card for his loud protests.

Lineup:

Atalanta: Carnesecchi; De Roon (Toloi 65′), Hien (Scalvini 59′), Djimsiti; Zappacosta (Hateboer 59′), Pasalic (Miranchuk 59′), Ederson, Ruggeri; Koopmeiners, Lookman; De Ketelaere (El Bilal Toure 46′)

Juventus: Perin; Gatti, Bremer, Danilo; McKennie, Cambiaso (Weah 81′), Nicolussi Caviglia (Miretti 62′), Rabiot, Iling-Junior; Vlahovic (Milik 81′), Chiesa (Yildiz 70′)

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