Juventus ended the match with a last-minute twist, overturning the defeat against Celta Vigo. The final result was 2‑1 in favor of the Juventus club, with KoloMuani scoring the decisive goal in the 92nd minute. Celta had already taken the lead at the start of the second half, but Spalletti's team regrouped and recovered the match thanks to a well-orchestrated team action.
At the start of the match Juventus adopted a 3‑4‑2‑1, trying to control the midfield and create chances with pressing. Celta, on the other hand, showed a faster pace, managing to put a dangerous area of play on the pitch. The first goal came in the 18th minute when Álvarez, served by Swedberg, hit the net with a precise shot. The goal gave Celta a 1‑0 lead which they held until half-time, with Juventus only having a header from Koopmeiners and a wide shot from Woltemade.
Upon returning to the pitch, Juventus changed their strategy, inserting two strikers to increase the pressure on the opponent's attack. Conceição created two chances for Radu in just one minute, but it was Woltemade who turned the situation into a draw. His second goal was the result of a pass from MarcosAlonso, former Fiorentina, who put the Celta defense in difficulty. The goal brought the match back to 1‑1, with Juventus undergoing a series of changes, but maintaining the same score.
In the second half, Spalletti's team decided to reinsert KoloMuani, without removing Woltemade. Muani underwent a difficult substitution, but showed that he was ready to intervene. The key moment came in the 92nd minute when Muani entered the area, corrected Cambiaso's cross and hit the net, thus guaranteeing Juventus' victory. The goal represented the second success in two Europa League matches for the Juventus team.
With this victory, Juventus confirms itself in a prominent position in the European rankings, while Celta remains in difficulty. Spalletti's team has shown that it can adapt and take advantage of opportunities, even when the result seems already decided. For Juventus, the match was an example of resilience and the ability to transform a deficit into victory, thanks also to the presence of key players such as Muani and Woltemade.