Federico Gatti scores late header to earn Juventus a dramatic 1-1 draw against AC Milan.

Cisse’s goal came with Milan’s first shot on target of the match, after Juventus striker Randal Kolo Muani was left appealing for a free-kick during the visitors’ counterattack.
The draw left Roma and Inter Milan as the only teams with perfect records after three matches, while Lazio had the chance to join them against Udinese.
Juventus introduced Nick Woltemade for his debut with 15 minutes remaining after the forward joined on loan from Newcastle on deadline day.
Federico Gatti came off the bench before scoring Juventus’ equalizer, powering his header in off the bar from Koopmeiners’ delivery.
The result set up the next round with Juventus hosting Sassuolo and Milan hosting Lazio.
Federico Gatti scored a stoppage-time header to rescue Juventus from defeat, earning a 1-1 draw with AC Milan in Turin. Juve FC The result keeps both teams unbeaten but leaves them trailing Serie A's perfect-record clubs after three matches. AC Milan's 19-year-old Alphadjo Cisse had put the visitors ahead in the 68th minute with a well-placed low shot, but Juventus dominated possession and created the better chances throughout.
AC Milan struck first when Alphadjo Cisse controlled Samuel Chukwueze's pass in the 68th minute and curled a low shot into the far corner. Soccer News It was Milan's first shot on target of the match, arriving during a dangerous counterattack. The goal came after Juventus striker Randal Kolo Muani was left appealing for a free-kick as Milan launched their attack.
Juventus controlled large stretches of the game and forced Juve FC goalkeeper Mike Maignan to make saves. Francisco Conceição struck the post after halftime while also forcing a stop from Maignan earlier in the match. Despite their pressure, Juventus could not find the back of the net until the dying moments. Yahoo Sports AC Milan defender Mario Gila acknowledged that Juventus deserved their late goal given their strong overall performance.
With seconds remaining, Sports Cape Magazine Federico Gatti powered a header off the crossbar to equalize and secure the draw. Teun Koopmeiners delivered the crucial assist. Gatti came off the bench to make an immediate impact, denying Milan three points and preserving Juventus' unbeaten record. Both teams sit on seven points after three matches, behind Roma and Inter Milan who maintain perfect records in Serie A.
Juventus introduced Nick Woltemade in the 75th minute for his debut after the forward joined on loan from Newcastle on deadline day. The introduction added fresh attacking threat late in the match. Juventus will next host Sassuolo while AC Milan faces Lazio, with both teams hoping to climb the Serie A standings and challenge the unbeaten leaders.
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