Match highlights
This video is not available in some countries (IT) due to the publisher's restrictions.
Sassuolo vs Juventus highlights
How the goals came
65' Sebastiano Esposito opens the scoring for Sassuolo → 82' Edon Zhegrova equalises for Juventus → 89' Kieron Bowie puts Sassuolo ahead → 90+1' Edon Zhegrova equalises for Juventus → 90+4' Vasilije Adžić puts Sassuolo ahead (the winner). Full time: 3-2, Sassuolo win.
The match, goal by goal
5 of the 5 goals came after half-time. 2 goals in second-half stoppage time.
65' Sebastiano Esposito (Sassuolo) 1-0
Sassuolo and Juventus were still level at 0-0 in the second half of this Serie A Matchday 4 meeting on 13 September 2026 when Sebastiano Esposito broke the deadlock in the 65th minute. His goal put the home side 1-0 up and opened a scoring sequence that would produce four more goals before the final whistle. It was the first of five goals on the day.
82' Edon Zhegrova (Juventus) 1-1
Trailing since the 65th minute, Juventus drew level through Edon Zhegrova in the 82nd minute to make it 1-1. Sassuolo's lead had lasted 17 minutes. The equaliser set off a frantic finish in which three more goals would follow.
89' Kieron Bowie (Sassuolo) 2-1
Seven minutes after Juventus had levelled, Kieron Bowie restored Sassuolo's advantage in the 89th minute, making it 2-1. Coming just before the 90-minute mark, the goal looked as though it might settle the contest for the home side. The lead, however, would not survive into the closing moments of stoppage time.
90'+1 Edon Zhegrova (Juventus) 2-2
In the first minute of stoppage time, Edon Zhegrova struck again, his second goal of the match pulling Juventus level at 2-2 in the 90+1st minute. For the second time, Sassuolo's lead had been wiped out, this time within roughly two minutes. Zhegrova had now scored both Juventus equalisers, but there was still time left to play.
90'+4 Vasilije Adžić (Sassuolo) 3-2
With the score at 2-2 deep into stoppage time, Vasilije Adžić put Sassuolo ahead for a third time in the 90+4th minute. It proved to be the winner, giving the home side a 3-2 victory over Juventus. Four goals had come from the 82nd minute onwards, and Adžić's was the one that decided it.
