Match highlights
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Juventus vs Sampdoria highlights
How the goals came
11' Gleison Bremer opens the scoring for Juventus → 26' Adrien Rabiot extends Juventus's lead → 31' Tommaso Augello pulls one back for Sampdoria → 32' Filip Đuričić equalises for Sampdoria → 64' Adrien Rabiot puts Juventus ahead (the winner) → 90+4' Matías Soulé extends Juventus's lead. Full time: 4-2, Juventus win.
The match, goal by goal
2 of the 6 goals came after half-time. 1 goal in second-half stoppage time.
11' Gleison Bremer (Juventus) 1-0
Juventus took the lead in the 11th minute of their Serie A Matchday 26 meeting with Sampdoria at the Juventus Stadium on 12 March 2023, as Gleison Bremer put the hosts 1-0 up. It was the first of six goals in the match and opened a first half that would produce four.
26' Adrien Rabiot (Juventus) 2-0
Adrien Rabiot doubled the advantage in the 26th minute, making it 2-0 to Juventus. A two-goal cushion at home seemed to give the hosts control, but it would not last long. This was the first of Rabiot's two goals on the day.
31' Tommaso Augello (Sampdoria) 2-1
Trailing by two, Sampdoria pulled one back in the 31st minute through Tommaso Augello to make it 2-1. The goal started the visitors' fightback, and another followed just a minute later.
32' Filip Đuričić (Sampdoria) 2-2
Only a minute after Augello's goal, Filip Đuričić struck in the 32nd minute to bring Sampdoria level at 2-2. In the space of two minutes the visitors had wiped out a two-goal deficit, and Juventus had been pegged back before half-time.
64' Adrien Rabiot (Juventus) 3-2
With the score still 2-2 after the break, Adrien Rabiot scored his second of the match in the 64th minute to restore Juventus's lead at 3-2. Juventus never relinquished the advantage again, making this the winning goal.
90'+4 Matías Soulé (Juventus) 4-2
Holding a one-goal lead in stoppage time, Juventus added a fourth in the 90+4th minute through Matías Soulé to make it 4-2. It restored a two-goal margin and was the last goal of the match, as the hosts, who had seen a two-goal lead slip in the first half, ran out 4-2 winners.
