Finally! Juve suffer, but beat Udinese to end eight-match winless run
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Reading Time: 2min | Wed. 29.10.25. | 22:51
Vlahovic and Yildiz from the spot and Gatti score for the Bianconeri for their first victory since the one against Inter back on September 13
Who needs a coach? Juventus, apparently, not.
A few days after their head coach, Igor Tudor, was sacked due to a string of awful results (three defeats in a row, an eight-game-long winless run), the Bianconeri finally celebrated a desperately needed Serie A triumph against Udinese, 3-1.
Juventus are back to winning ways with a convincing performance over Udinese 👏🇮🇹 pic.twitter.com/26c1dGcQvc
— OneFootball (@OneFootball) October 29, 2025
It was pretty electric this Wednesday night at the Allianz Stadium in Turin, as the hosts - led by interim boss Massimiliano Brambilla - went all in and were rewarded for that. Some would say, yes, but with two of those three goals coming from the spot, Dusan Vlahovic opened the scoring within the opening five minutes after being taken down in the Udinese box.
The Serb striker netted, but the underdogs bounced back through Nicolo Zaniolo, the golden boy of Italian football back in the day, showcasing Juve's shortcomings and flaws all over again.
🚨🇮🇹 | GOAL: NICOLO ZANIOLO HAS EQUALIZED FOR UDINESE!
— TheGoalsZone ✨ (@TheGoalsZone) October 29, 2025
Juventus 1-1 Udinese.
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Despite Udinese's resilience, the favourites kept pushing for the second and, finally, restored the lead through Gatti, who headed it home perfectly following the cross from the right.
The game's final minutes provided us with lots of drama, though, as Oumar Solet's header went inches away from the left post before Kenan Yildiz sealed the deal with another penalty.
Juve still need a new coach - Luciano Spalletti is the top candidate for the vacant job - but they are at least back on the winning track. Not too bad for a Wednesday night.
Gatti goal from the stands pic.twitter.com/nz7Fbi0oLe
— BI_1897 (@BI_1897) October 29, 2025
SERIE A MATCHDAY 9
Tuesday
Lecce - Napoli 0-1 (0-0)
/Anguissa 69/
Atalanta - Milan 1-1 (1-1)
/Lookman 35 - Ricci 4/
Wednesday
Como - Verona 2-1 (1-1)
/Douvikas 9, Posch 62 - Serdar 25/
Juventus - Udinese 3-1 (1-1)
/Vlahovic 5 pen, Gatti 67, Yildiz 90+6 pen - Zaniolo 45+1/
Roma - Parma 2-1 (0-0)
/Hermoso 63, Dovbyk 81 - Circati 86/
22.45: (1.80) Bologna (3.60) Torino (5.10)
22.45: (1.90) Genoa (3.50) Cremonese (4.70)
22.45: (1.40) Inter (4.60) Fiorentina (8.00)
Thursday
20.30: (2.60) Cagliari (3.25) Sassuolo (3.00)
22.45: (3.70) Pisa (3.45) Lazio (2.15)
***odds are subject to change***
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