“Dušan Vlahović opened the scoring with a right-footed finish to give Juventus the lead in the first Derby della Mole of 2026.”
Pivotal“Vlahović doubled his tally and Juventus' lead just nine minutes into the second half, slotting home with his right foot to put the away side apparently out of sight.”
Pivotal“Cesare Casadei reduced the deficit to 1-2, finishing from a Rafael Obrador assist to give Torino a lifeline and spark an extraordinary final half hour.”
Pivotal“Ché Adams, on as a substitute, equalised in the 84th minute to complete a remarkable Torino comeback and deny Juventus what had looked like a certain derby victory.”
Pivotal“Tempers frayed in the closing minutes as both Enzo Ebosse and Edon Zhegrova were booked for arguing, reflecting the fractious atmosphere as Juventus pushed desperately for a winner.”
Outstanding performance

Juventus looked to have the Turin derby firmly in hand after Dušan Vlahović scored either side of half-time to give the away side a commanding 2-0 lead, their 57% possession and 17 shots underlining a fairly dominant all-round performance. But the match shifted dramatically in the second half as Torino responded with a wave of substitutions — six changes inside seven minutes — that completely transformed their energy and directness. Cesare Casadei, introduced before the break, pulled one back in the 60th minute with an assist from Rafael Obrador, and the momentum never returned to Juventus, who squandered four big chances across the 90. Ché Adams, himself a substitute, completed the comeback in the 84th minute to earn Torino a point that will feel like more given where they stood at the hour mark, while Juventus will be left frustrated by a wasteful afternoon in front of goal and a failure to manage the closing stages.
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