The Old Lady team entered the atmosphere of the match with a goal shortly before the middle of the first half, scored by Kenan Yildiz, specifically in the 21st minute, to set the stands of the Allianz Stadium in Turin on fire with the first European goals this season.
Juventus struck the hot iron of Eindhoven by scoring the second goal in just 6 minutes, this time with the mark of Weston McKennie, and the first half ended with this goal.
After the break, Argentine Nicolas Gonzalez scored Juve’s third goal, in the 52nd minute, to secure the three points for the Bianconeri.
The Dutch team tried to score a face-saving goal in the remaining minutes, until Moroccan Ismail Saibari succeeded in scoring a goal in the 93rd minute, after which referee Alejandro Hernandez Hernandez blew the final whistle.
Thus, Juventus collects its first 3 points in the league stage, and is temporarily in second place, on goal difference behind Aston Villa, who defeated Young Boys, Switzerland, away from home, with three goals to none.