At 4:00 a.m. Beijing time on February 23, the first leg of the Champions League 1/8 final, 70 million new signingSVic Vlahović made a history in the Champions League debut, helpless to defend a collective eye defense to concede the ball, and finally Juventus was forced to draw 1-1 by Villarreal away.
Vlahović, who was imported from Fiorentina for 70 million euros in the winter window, scored his first goal against Verona in his Juve debut, and then scored another goal against Sassuolo in the quarter-finals of the Coppa Italia. The visit was his Champions League debut against Villarreal, and he scored a goal in the opening 33 seconds.
Vlahovic's first goal in the Champions League can be described as brilliant. Receiving Danilo's 40-meter long pass, Vlahović faced the pinch of two defenders, and while walking, he was able to unload the ball like a magnet, and the last low shot was enough to see his skill.
Vlahović set two consecutive all-time records: he became the fastest player to score in his Champions League debut and the first Juve player to score on his Champions League knockout stage debut after the Champions League was restructured.
Unfortunately, Vlahovic's goal did not help Juve take a victory away from home.
In the 63rd minute, Capué easily completed a pick-and-roll pass outside the penalty area, Parejo suddenly accelerated into the penalty area, and with an easy goal left unguarded outside the small penalty area, Juve was equalised 1-1.
From a slow motion point of view, Juve this one conceded a goal, how bad is the defender? The three centre-back combinations Bonucci, De Ligt and Danilo were all focused on Danjuma, while the left wing defender De Silio was also in the penalty area, but he focused on Chakhus on the right, so there was a huge gap between him and De Ligt. Of course, there is nothing wrong with Desilio, and I really can't understand why Bonucci, De Ligt and Danilo are staring at Danjuma in a no-ball state.
The two midfielders, Locatelli and Rabiot, also made mistakes, Locatelli was actually walking, did not go up in time to interfere, watched Capué easily hoist the ball into the box 3 meters away, and Rabiot was also distracted, guarding the middle of the road he was suddenly hit by Parejo and did not know.
This 1-1 draw allowed Juve to continue their five-year Champions League quarter-final first leg winless record, with a record of only 2 draws and 3 losses.