Match report

Juventus Defeats Bologna 4-1 in Serie A Clash

Bologna
Bologna
1–4
FT
Juventus
Juventus
May 23, 2021

Juventus emerged victorious over Bologna with a 4-1 scoreline in the Serie A match. Early goals from Federico Chiesa, Alvaro Morata, and Adrien Rabiot ensured a comfortable lead for the Bianconeri. Although Bologna managed to score through Riccardo Orsolini in the second half, Juventus' clinical finishing and overall dominance proved too much for the hosts.

Key Facts

  • Juventus scored four goals through Federico Chiesa (6'), Alvaro Morata (29' & 47'), and Adrien Rabiot (45').
  • Riccardo Orsolini scored Bologna's consolation goal in the 85th minute.
  • Alvaro Morata received a yellow card for tripping at the 37th minute.
  • Giovani Medel was shown a yellow card for holding at the 44th minute.
  • Wesley McKennie received a yellow card for holding at the 66th minute.

Lineups

Bologna

Formation: 4-2-3-1

Starting XI

  • 28 Łukasz Skorupski (G)
  • 14 Takehiro Tomiyasu (D)
  • 17 Gary Medel (D)
  • 5 Adama Soumaoro (D)
  • 29 Lorenzo De Silvestri (D)
  • 30 Jerdy Schouten (M)
  • 32 Mattias Svanberg (M)
  • 11 Andreas Skov Olsen (M)
  • 55 Emanuel Vignato (M)
  • 99 Musa Barrow (M)
  • 24 Rodrigo Palacio (F)

Substitutes

  • 34 Federico Ravaglia
  • 1 Angelo Da Costa
  • 26 Valentin Antov
  • 15 Ibrahima Mbaye
  • 16 Andrea Poli
  • 7 Riccardo Orsolini
  • 82 Kacper Urbański
  • 43 Paolo Faragò
  • 18 Andri Fannar Baldursson
  • 10 Nicola Sansone
  • 80 Musa Juwara

Juventus

Formation: 4-4-2

Starting XI

  • 1 Wojciech Szczęsny (G)
  • 16 Juan Cuadrado (D)
  • 4 Matthijs De Ligt (D)
  • 3 Giorgio Chiellini (D)
  • 12 Alex Sandro (D)
  • 44 Dejan Kulusevski (M)
  • 13 Danilo (M)
  • 25 Adrien Rabiot (M)
  • 22 Federico Chiesa (M)
  • 10 Paulo Dybala (F)
  • 9 Álvaro Morata (F)

Substitutes

  • 31 Carlo Pinsoglio
  • 77 Gianluigi Buffon
  • 19 Leonardo Bonucci
  • 38 Gianluca Frabotta
  • 28 Merih Demiral
  • 14 Weston McKennie
  • 5 Arthur
  • 41 Nicolò Fagioli
  • 7 Cristiano Ronaldo
  • 53 Félix Correia
  • 33 Federico Bernardeschi

Timeline

  1. Juventus
    6' Juventus Goal · Normal Goal
    F. Chiesa
  2. Juventus
    29' Juventus Goal · Normal Goal
    A. Morata · Assist: P. Dybala
  3. Juventus
    37' Juventus Card · Yellow Card
    A. Morata

    Tripping

  4. Bologna
    44' Bologna Card · Yellow Card
    G. Medel

    Holding

  5. Juventus
    45' Juventus Goal · Normal Goal
    Adrien Rabiot · Assist: D. Kulusevski
  6. Juventus
    46' Juventus subst · Substitution 1
    Off: L. Bonucci · On: M. de Ligt
  7. Juventus
    47' Juventus Goal · Normal Goal
    A. Morata · Assist: W. Szczęsny
  8. Bologna
    57' Bologna subst · Substitution 1
    Off: R. Orsolini · On: A. Skov Olsen
  9. Bologna
    57' Bologna subst · Substitution 2
    Off: N. Sansone · On: E. Vignato
  10. Juventus
    58' Juventus subst · Substitution 2
    Off: Arthur · On: G. Chiellini
  11. Bologna
    58' Bologna subst · Substitution 3
    Off: V. Antov · On: G. Medel
  12. Juventus
    66' Juventus Card · Yellow Card
    W. McKennie

    Holding

  13. Juventus
    67' Juventus subst · Substitution 4
    Off: F. Bernardeschi · On: Danilo
  14. Bologna
    68' Bologna subst · Substitution 4
    Off: P. Faragò · On: L. De Silvestri
  15. Juventus
    68' Juventus subst · Substitution 5
    Off: Carlo Pinsoglio · On: W. Szczęsny
  16. Bologna
    80' Bologna subst · Substitution 5
    Off: A. Baldursson · On: J. Schouten
  17. Bologna
    85' Bologna Goal · Normal Goal
    R. Orsolini · Assist: R. Palacio

Match Stats

Stat Bologna Juventus
Fouls 7 16
Pass Accuracy 86% 87%
Offsides 3 1
Red Cards
Total Shots 20 21
Corners 3 0
Total Passes 482 495
Yellow Cards 1 2
Blocked Shots 5 5
Shots on Target 5 9
Shots off Target 10 7
Possession 49% 51%
Accurate Passes 416 432
Shots Inside Box 5 17
Saves 5 4
Shots Outside Box 15 4

Key Match Notes

  • Juventus took the lead in the 6th minute when Federico Chiesa scored, setting the tone for the game.
  • The Bianconeri's early goals in the first half, including a brace from Alvaro Morata, solidified their dominance and prevented Bologna from mounting a significant comeback.