Juventus beat Atalanta 2-0 (Twitter)
Iling-Junior netted 55 minutes into his first begin in Italy’s prime flight earlier than striker Dusan Vlahovic discovered the again of the web to make it 2-0 deep in the second half as Juventus picked up three factors on the street
Juventus moved up to second in Serie A on Sunday after a 2-0 win at fellow Champions League chasers Atalanta, whose followers racially abused Juve goalscorer Dusan Vlahovic.
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England youth worldwide Iling-Junior netted 55 minutes into his first begin in Italy’s prime flight earlier than Vlahovic completed the job deep in stoppage time.
He then goaded a bit of the house supporters after being targetted with racist chants, incomes himself a reserving for his troubles.
Juve are two factors forward of Lazio who have been overwhelmed at AC Milan on Saturday and, as issues stand, have a superb probability of creating the Champions League subsequent season.
Massimiliano Allegri’s aspect are 5 factors in entrance of fifth-placed Milan however their hopes of qualifying for Europe’s prime membership competitors depend upon an Italian Football Federation (FIGC) ruling on alleged illicit switch exercise.
Last month Italy’s highest sporting courtroom revoked a 15-point penalty inflicted on Juve in January by the FIGC’s appeals tribunal, who’ve to come to a brand new judgement.
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Juve also can qualify for the Champions League through the Europa League, with the primary leg of their semi-final in opposition to Sevilla developing in Turin on Thursday.
Later on Sunday, Napoli make their first look in entrance of their house followers since changing into Italian champions for the primary time since 1990 after they host Fiorentina.
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