In a surprising turn of events, Juventus overcame an early setback to crush Salernitana 6-1 in the Coppa Italia, securing a spot in the quarterfinals. The match started disastrously for the Bianconeri as they conceded a goal just 60 seconds into the game due to Federico Gatti’s colossal error. However, Max Allegri’s squad quickly regrouped, displaying relentless dominance throughout the match.
The comeback commenced with Fabio Miretti leveling the score ten minutes later, setting the stage for a goal-scoring spree. Andrea Cambiaso played a pivotal role, contributing a goal and two assists, while Kenan Yildiz and Timothy Weah added the finishing touches with two spectacular late goals.
The statistics reflected Juventus’ complete control, with a staggering 22 shots compared to Salernitana’s mere 2, and a possession rate of 57%. Notable performances included Danilo’s two assists, Manuel Locatelli’s 102 touches, and Federico Chiesa’s outstanding display with six key passes.
The victory showcased Juventus’ offensive prowess and marked their highest single-game goal total in years. Despite the initial setback, the team’s resilience and attacking flair shone through, leaving fans excited for their upcoming fixtures in the competition.