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Continuation and end of the 37th day of Serie A this Monday evening. The Bologna club opened the doors of its Renato-Dall’Ara Stadium to Juventus. A match which dreamed of a particular flavor since the Bolognese coach, Thiago Motta, is in pole position to succeed Massimiliano Allegri at the head of the Old Lady, as we revealed to you recently. If this poster counted for nothing for the two teams guaranteed to be in the Champions League, Juventus and Bologna are competing for the third and final step of the podium. A fairly symbolic place for these two clubs who wish to end the season on a good note. The first period was marked by great domination by the Rossoblù who opened the scoring in the wake of Riccardo Calafiori (2nd), before the young Santi Castro doubled the lead (11th).
Returning from the locker room, Riccardo Calafiori scored twice to further crush the Bianconeri (53rd). While Paolo Montero’s players were heading towards a humiliating defeat, everything changed in the last quarter of an hour. In quick succession, Federico Chiesa (76th) then Arkadiusz Milik (83rd) reduced the score for the Piedmontese. And the hero of the evening is none other than the young Turkish prodigy, Kenan Yıldız, who equalized in the last moments (84th) to secure a draw in a crazy scenario (3-3). In the ranking, Bologna still remains in 3rd position, while Juventus sits at the foot of the podium in 4th place. Next weekend, as part of the final day of the Italian championship, the Rossoblù will play against Genoa, while the Bianconeri will face Monza.
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