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Gatti Rescues Point for Juventus in 1-1 Draw with AC Milan
- On Sunday, Juventus and Milan drew 1-1 at Allianz Stadium in Turin, with substitute Federico Gatti scoring a 92nd-minute equalizer after 19-year-old Alphadjo Cisse had broken the deadlock for the visitors.
- Both teams arrived at Allianz Stadium with unbeaten starts to the Serie A season, having secured two wins in their opening two league fixtures. The hard-fought draw preserved these undefeated records.
- Milan goalkeeper Mike Maignan frustrated the hosts, saving from Nicolas Gonzalez's 30-yard drive and Francisco Conceicao's effort on 25 minutes. Conceicao hit the post after the restart, highlighting narrow margins that defined the match.
- Fresh legs proved decisive as Samuel Chukwueze assisted Cisse's 68th-minute opener, while Teun Koopmeiners provided the free-kick for Gatti's late header. Nick Woltemade made his Juventus debut after joining on loan from Newcastle.
- This result leaves Roma and Inter Milan as the only teams with 100 percent records after three games. Lazio attempts to join them on Monday when they face Udinese.
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