Ibrahim Oladamola
Federico Gatti scored a 97th-minute equaliser to earn Juventus a draw against Sevilla in the first leg of their Europa League semi-final.
Gatti headed in from two yards after Paul Pogba superbly kept the ball in as a Danilo header was set to drift wide.
Sevilla dominated the game for large periods but were left to rue missed chances by En-Nesyri and Ocampos.
Juventus were lacklustre for most of the game, with Gatti’s header only their second effort on target in the game.
Read Also:
Football: Roma beat Bayern Leverkusen 1-0 in Europa League first leg
West Ham beat Az Alkmaar to take control ECL semi-final
Boxing: Claressa Shields says I’ll whoop Marshall again after Crews-Dezum beats her!
Sevilla, who knocked out Manchester United in the quarter-finals, have won the Europa League a record six times, most recently in 2020.
They had 13 shots including five on target, and arguably should have left Turin with a bigger advantage with En-Nesyri taking too long to shoot when through on goal moments after his opener.
