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"What do you think about the game with eight goals in the second half? Say it yourself." This is a response from Juventus coach Igor Tudor (Italy).
He continued "Stop joking, it's hard to explain. Soccer is endless, isn't it. It was a good thing that we believed in ourselves until the end." "The two teams played really well in the second half," said Sebastian Kel, head of Dortmund (Germany). The game was played in a smashing battle and gave the audience a fantastic experience"It sounds a little distorted because the last few minutes are confused, but overall, I'm satisfied with the team's performance."
The reaction of the two teams is the same. In the first round of the European Champions League (UCL) league phase between Juventus and Dortmund at Allianz Stadium in Turin, Italy, on the 17th (Korea time), a slugfest match was staged in which eight goals were scored in the second half alone. It is the second time that Bayern Munich (Germany) scored eight goals in 45 minutes in the UCL since last season's 9-2 victory over Dynamo Zagreb (Croatia). At that time, eight goals were scored in the second half.
The two teams, who were silent in the first half, began their goal parade in the seventh minute of the second half. Dortmund opened the door first. Karim Adeyemi scored the first goal in the 7th minute of the second half. Juventus put the game to square one 11 minutes later. Kenan Yildiz shook the net.
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When the water burst, the goal poured out like crazy. Two minutes later, in the 20th minute of the second half, when Felix Nmecha presented Dortmund's lead goal, Doosan Vlahovic responded again two minutes later. As many as three goals were scored in four minutes from the 18th to the 22nd minute of the second half.
And Dortmund seemed to take the lead. Jan Couto scored an additional goal in the 29th minute of the second half and Rami Bensevaini scored a penalty in the 41st minute of the second half. But it wasn't over until it was over.
Juventus exploded in extra time in the second half. After Vlahovic scored a comeback goal in the 49th minute of the second half, Lloyd Kelly scored a theater equalizer two minutes later. Kelly's fate was also dramatic.
He dedicated the penalty, but atonement brought the game back to square one. Kelly, who was loaned to Juventus from Newcastle United earlier this year, has made a full transfer through the summer transfer market.
Fans of both teams also went back and forth between heaven and hell due to the unscripted drama.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
