Juventus secured a decisive 3-0 win against Verona in Serie A on Monday, with Dusan Vlahovic scoring twice. Nicolo Savona initially thought he had scored early on, but his effort was ruled offside. Vlahovic then opened the scoring in the 28th minute with a precise low shot from near the penalty spot.
Following Vlahovic's opener, Savona managed to find the net legitimately with a looping header into the far post. After halftime, Vlahovic added his second goal from the penalty spot, awarded due to Jackson Tchatchoua's foul on Samuel Mbangula. This victory means Juventus are the only team to have won their first two Serie A matches this season, placing them at the top of the standings with six points.

Vlahovic's performance was notable as he broke his goal drought from the season opener by scoring after just 28 minutes. Over the past six seasons, Vlahovic has scored multiple goals in more games than any other player in Serie A, achieving this feat 18 times since 2019-20. Lautaro Martinez follows closely with 17 such games, and Ciro Immobile has done so 16 times.
Kenan Yildiz, born in 2005, is making waves as well. He is currently the youngest player in Europe's top five leagues to have provided more than one assist this season, having already assisted twice. His contributions highlight Juventus' blend of experienced and emerging talent.
The match saw Juventus dominate both offensively and defensively. Their clean sheet and three-goal haul underline their strong start to the season under Thiago Motta's management. The team's cohesion and tactical execution were evident throughout the game.
The victory not only boosts Juventus' confidence but also sets a high standard for their upcoming fixtures. With players like Vlahovic finding form early in the season, Juventus fans have much to look forward to as they aim for continued success in Serie A.
"FT | Three points, three goals, and a clean sheet to take home!" tweeted JuventusFC (@juventusfcen) on August 26, 2024.
This result emphasizes Juventus' intent to reclaim their dominance in Italian football. Their early performances suggest they are well-prepared for a competitive season ahead.