Milan (AP) – Both Thuram Brothers They scored on Saturday for the opposing team, but it was Keffren who was to celebrate after Juventus’ side stolen a 4-3 victory over Inter Milan in the thrill. Derby Da Italia Saturday.
Marcus Thurham didn’t celebrate when he raised 3-2 in the 76th minute, but his brother Keflen certainly did when he netted the equalizer six minutes later.
Their dad, Lillian Thurlam, was watching at the stadium. He was a standout Juventus defender and won the World Cup in France in 1998.
Vasilije Adzic won the winner at stop time to keep Juventus a perfect start to the Serie A season after winning two opening matches without acknowledging goals. Defending champion Napoli won three straight games with a 3-1 victory over Fiorentina.
Inter started the season by beating Torino 5-0, but was upset by Udinese 2-1 at home, putting pressure on new coach Christian Chib, who replaced Simone Inzagi in the offseason.
The Turin game is refcam In Italian leagues, match officials wear small video cameras to provide viewers with a look on the field at home.
The opening goal came from an astonishing 14th minute source. Manuel Rocatelli floated the ball on the far post, where Bremer volleyed it for Lloyd Kelly to drill into the lower right corner. It was Juventus’s first goal for the British defender.
Hakan Chalhanor was equal on his trademark long-range shot on the 30th, but Kenan Yuldaz recovered Juve’s lead after just eight minutes, controlling a pass from Bremer towards goal and turned into rushing on an epic strike from 30 yards.
However, he took in pressure after the break and got the deserved equalizer in the 65th minute. Thuram prevented the cross from coming out and after the ball controlled it in the chest, it came out in Charhanor, who controlled it in the chest.
Thuram headed for the corner and got an interleave for the first time in the match before his younger brother headed for a free kick.
There was still time for another screamer from afar as Adzic unleashed a fierce shot from 35 yards and leaned from Yann Sommer’s hand.
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Rasmus Hojlund won the net with his Napoli debut, managed by former Chelsea coach Antonio Conte.
Hojlund – Who? Participated from Manchester United Transfer deadline date – Napoli scored his second goal in the 14th minute, running to Leonardo Spinazzola’s through-ball and firing at a far post.
Former Manchester City Midfielder Kevin de Bruin Fiorentina defender Pietro Comuzzo rattles off Andre Frank Anguissa before converting the opener penalty six minutes later.
Sam Beukema also grabbed his debut goal on the 51st before Luka Ranieri gained late comfort.
Elsewhere, Cagliari defeated Parma 2-0 in the first victory of the season.
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