Juventus vs Salernitana was Pure Chaos, Four Red Cards Shown as 96th Minute Winner Disallowed
- 2 years ago
The Bianconeri trailed 2-0 at home before Bremer reduced a goal shortly after halftime.
Captain Leonardo Bonucci leveled things up in the 93rd minute by missing his penalty but converting the rebound with aplomb.
Juve then seemed to have completed the incredible turnaround in the 96th minute when Arkadiusz Milik headed in from a corner.
The Polish striker celebrated in a big way and his decision to take off his shirt showed him a second yellow card that resulted in his expulsion.
And it was the ultimate humiliation for Milik, as VAR disallowed the goal because Bonucci was offside and he was deemed to have interfered with play.
Former Spurs defender Federico Fazio and former Chelsea winger Juan Cuadrado were sent off for a heated altercation, while Juve boss Max Allegri was also shown a red card to cap off a crazy sequence. of events.
The draw means Juve are eighth in Serie A and four points off the top after six games. They return to action against an in-form Benfica in the Champions League on Wednesday, having been beaten by PSG in their first group game.
Juve will then travel to play bottom side Monza but will be without two of their first teams and their coach on the touchline due to dismissals.
Captain Leonardo Bonucci leveled things up in the 93rd minute by missing his penalty but converting the rebound with aplomb.
Juve then seemed to have completed the incredible turnaround in the 96th minute when Arkadiusz Milik headed in from a corner.
The Polish striker celebrated in a big way and his decision to take off his shirt showed him a second yellow card that resulted in his expulsion.
And it was the ultimate humiliation for Milik, as VAR disallowed the goal because Bonucci was offside and he was deemed to have interfered with play.
Former Spurs defender Federico Fazio and former Chelsea winger Juan Cuadrado were sent off for a heated altercation, while Juve boss Max Allegri was also shown a red card to cap off a crazy sequence. of events.
The draw means Juve are eighth in Serie A and four points off the top after six games. They return to action against an in-form Benfica in the Champions League on Wednesday, having been beaten by PSG in their first group game.
Juve will then travel to play bottom side Monza but will be without two of their first teams and their coach on the touchline due to dismissals.