Match highlights
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AS Roma vs Juventus highlights
How the goals came
39' Wesley França opens the scoring for AS Roma → 47' Francisco Conceição equalises for Juventus → 54' Evan Ndicka puts AS Roma ahead → 65' Donyell Malen extends AS Roma's lead → 78' Jérémie Boga pulls one back for Juventus → 90+3' Federico Gatti equalises for Juventus. Full time: 3-3, a draw.
The match, goal by goal
5 of the 6 goals came after half-time. 1 goal in second-half stoppage time.
39' Wesley França (AS Roma) 1-0
Wesley França broke the deadlock in the 39th minute to give AS Roma a 1-0 lead at the Stadio Olimpico. The opener came with the first half still goalless and sent the home side into the break in front. It was the first of six goals in a match that finished 3-3.
47' Francisco Conceição (Juventus) 1-1
Juventus needed only two minutes of the second half to draw level. Francisco Conceição scored in the 47th minute to make it 1-1, cancelling out the lead AS Roma had taken late in the first half. The away side were back on terms before the home team could settle after the restart.
54' Evan Ndicka (AS Roma) 2-1
Seven minutes after being pegged back, AS Roma were in front again. Evan Ndicka scored in the 54th minute to restore the lead at 2-1. The goal gave the home side an immediate answer to Juventus's equaliser.
65' Donyell Malen (AS Roma) 3-1
Donyell Malen made it 3-1 in the 65th minute, giving AS Roma a two-goal cushion. With 25 minutes of regulation left, the home side appeared to be in control. It was a lead they would not keep, as Juventus scored twice more to finish 3-3.
78' Jérémie Boga (Juventus) 3-2
Trailing by two, Juventus pulled one back in the 78th minute through Jérémie Boga. The goal cut the deficit to 3-2, 13 minutes after AS Roma had scored their third. It kept the visitors alive heading into the closing stages.
90'+3 Federico Gatti (Juventus) 3-3
Federico Gatti struck in the 90+3rd minute to make it 3-3 in stoppage time. Juventus had been 3-1 down and came back to earn a draw away from home. For AS Roma, it meant a two-goal lead built by the 65th minute slipped away at the very end.
