1-1, Juventus draws Verona, Xiao Kongsan makes a contribution, DV9 starter granules are not collected

This morning, the fourth round of the Serie A kicked off, and the Zebras team Juventus shook hands with Verona 1-1 away, missing four consecutive league wins.

In this game, Tudor lined up his usual 3421 formation. The "DV9" Vlahovic, who performed well recently, served as the single arrow. Ilditz and Koncesan, who returned from injury, were ambushed behind him; the four midfielders were Cambiaso, Turam Jr., captain Locateli and Mario; Calulu, Gatti and Kelly formed the Zebra defense line, and Digregorio guarded the goal.

In the 6th minute, Koh Synn broke through on the side, Verona midfielder Akpro kicked him down, Koh Synnnnnnnn fell to the ground in pain, and the referee showed Akpro yellow card.

In the 8th minute, Gatti pushed Bradalic down on defense, and the referee decisively showed him a yellow card.

In the 10th minute, Gatti made a header to clear the ball, almost giving the opponent's forward Orban an assist. Fortunately, Digregorio attacked in time to resolve the threat.

In the 19th minute, Juventus took the lead, Turam Jr. made the side, and Kok Saisan got the ball and cut in boldly, and a beautiful low shot broke through the goal guarded by Mondiper. Juventus took the lead 1-0.

In the 31st minute, the live shot gave Kupmenas warm-up on the sidelines. Tudor seemed to be ready to continue to give him a chance to play in the second half.

In the 34th minute, Kok Saisan was knocked down by the opponent's midfielder Bernard while controlling the ball, and the referee did not show Bernard a yellow card.

In the 38th minute, Kelly fouled while defending Giovanni and received a yellow card. At the same time, the anxious Tudor reminded the referee outside the court that Vlahovic fell to the ground in the penalty area during Juventus' last attack, and the referee showed him a yellow card.

In the 41st minute, after Var reminded him, Mario made a handball foul in the penalty area, Verona got a penalty kick, Orban took the penalty and Verona tied the score 1-1.

After the first half, Juventus's frontcourt offense was not very threatening, lacking effective pass cooperation, Locatelli and Mario performed mediocrely, and Vlahovic was isolated on the front line, which required Tudor to make timely adjustments in the locker room.

The change of sides and the fight again, Juventus made a substitution adjustment, and Kuppmenas replaced Locatelli.

In the 50th minute, Juventus quickly sent an out-of-bounds ball, and Vlahovic quickly stepped forward and broke into the penalty area and shot was blocked by Mondiper.

In the 53rd minute, Verona launched a counterattack, Orban shot from outside the penalty area, and Digregorio calmly pushed the ball out of the crossbar.

In the 56th minute, Juventus dispatched troops, and Azic and Opunda replaced Turam Jr. and Vlahovic.

In the 61st minute, Verona attacked quickly, and Orban and Bergali easily broke through Juventus' defense line. Fortunately, Kalulu showed up to promptly clear the ball and resolved the threat.

In the 64th minute, Kuppmenas tackled Bernard and received a yellow card. In the second half of the game, Verona significantly strengthened the offensive rhythm, and Juventus' defense was frequently suppressed.

In the 66th minute, Kelly passed the ball back and sent it directly out of the baseline. Verona got a corner kick. Taking advantage of this corner kick opportunity, Verona relied on Zelda to score. Fortunately, after Var's look back, Zelda was in an offside position and the goal was cancelled.

In the 69th minute, Juventus substitution again, David replaced the goal-scoring hero Kong Saisan.

In the 73rd minute, Verona became more and more confident when playing. Bergali made a long pass and dispatched the game. Juventus' defense line was easily torn through, and Orban got the ball and missed the ball.

In the 78th minute, Verona defender Frese's long shot outside the penalty area was saved by Digregorio, which shocked Juventus fans.

In the 82nd minute, Juventus made the last substitution adjustment, and Gergrova replaced Mario.

In the end, Juventus drew 1-1 away with Verona, and the winning streak record came to an abrupt end. It would definitely not satisfy Tudor if he failed to score all three-pointers on the weak team.

I wonder if the Juventus will return to the pace of victory in the next game against Atlanta?