US EditionGalatasaray hammer 10-man Juventus 5-2 in Champions League playoff thriller
Galatasaray dominated with five goals including key strikes by Noa Lang and Gabriel Sara while Juventus played with 10 men after Juan Cabal's red card, boosting their Round of 16 hopes.
- On February 17, 2026, Galatasaray secured a 5-2 victory over Juventus with Noa Lang and Gabriel Sara starring in the first leg of their Champions League playoff.
- At RAMs Park on Tuesday night, Galatasaray, Turkish Super Lig champions, targeted a place in the next knockout round, with Victor Osimhen warning they couldn’t afford mistakes.
- Noa Lang then restored parity and set the tone, with Lang scoring his second in the 75th minute and Sacha Boey adding the fifth later, sealing the win.
- Disciplinary issues altered the game's balance as Juan Cabal, Juventus full-back, was dismissed for a second booking, with Gabriel Sara and Andrea Cambiaso also receiving cautions.
- The return leg is scheduled in Turin on February 25, as Osimhen's Champions League experience against Juventus enhances Galatasaray’s chances, with six goals in six outings.
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