Europa League and Conference, Italians ok: Milan, Juve and Atalanta win. VIDEO
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After four defeats in the Champions League by Inter, Naples, Rome and Como, Italian football returns to winning ways in Europe: Milan beat Salzburg 4-0 in the Europa League, Juventus comeback and win 2-1 against Celta Vigo and Atalanta beat Pafos 3-1 in their debut in the Conference League.
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Why It Matters
After the defeats of Inter, Napoli, Roma and Como in the Champions League, the Italian teams are looking for redemption in the other European competitions.
After the four defeats in the Champions League, three successes arrive for the Italians involved in the other European cups. On the second day of the Europa League single group, Milan won 4-0 away against Salzburg and Juventus came from behind to beat Celta Vigo 2-1 in Spain. Then, for the first day of the Conference League, Atalanta-Pafos ended 3-1
After the defeats suffered by Inter, Napoli, Roma and Como on the second day of the Champions League championship phase, Italian football is smiling again thanks to the victories of Milan and Juventus - on the second day of the single group of the Europa League - and of Atalanta on their debut in the Conference League (THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE EUROPA LEAGUE). At 6.45pm Salzburg-Milan was played, which ended 4-0 for the Rossoneri (THE SKY SPORT STORY), at 9pm Juventus cameback to win 2-1 away against Celta Vigo and Atalanta beat Pafos 3-1 in Bergamo.
The scoreboard of Celta Vigo-Juventus 1-2 (THE HIGHLIGHTS)
18' st Hugo Álvarez (C), 13' st Woltemade (J), 47' st Kolo Muani (J)
CELTA VIGO (3-4-2-1): Radu, Rodriguez, Lago, Alonso, Rueda (40' st Nunez), Moriba, Febas (30' st Burcio), Carreira, Alvarez (40' st H. Gonzalez), Swedberg (17' st Driouech), Jutglà (30' st Aspas). All. Giraldez
JUVENTUS (3-4-2-1): Vicario, Kalulu, Gatti (25' st Bremer), Kelly (25' st Lucumì), McKennie, Sarr, Koopmeiners (37' st Douglas Luiz), Cambiaso, Conceicao (19' st N. Gonzalez), Alajbegovic (19' st Kolo Muani), Woltemade. Coach Spalletti
Booked: Swedberg, Kelly, Lucumì, Moriba for foul play.
See also
Nicolò Tresoldi, who is the striker who scored three goals for Inter
Atalanta-Pafos 3-1 scoresheet (HIGHLIGHTS)
1' st Elmas (A), 18' st penalty Raspadori (A), 44' st Scamacca (A), 43' st Biel (P)
ATALANTA (4-3-3): Carnesecchi; Zappacosta, Kristensen (35' st Idele), Kolasinac, Bernasconi; Gaetano, Pasalic (22' st Ederson); Elmas, Raspadori (21' st De Ketelaere), Zalewski (22' st Samardzic); Scamacca. All. Sarri
PAFOS (4-2-3-1): Majecki; Bruno (1' pt Correia), Mmaee, David Luiz (37' pt Sema), N. Ioannou; Sunjic, Pepe (24' st Guga); Quina (1' st Brito), Dragomir, Biel; Lelé (24' st Anderson Silva). All. Sá Pinto
Booked: Sá Pinto for non-regulatory behavior.
See also
Champions League, the single group standings after the 2nd matchday
The scoreboard of Salzburg-Milan 0-4 (THE HIGHLIGHTS)
15' pt Cisse, 32' pt Cisse, 4' st Cisse, 27' st Ramos
SALZBURG (4-2-3-1): Zawierschitzky; Morgalla (36'st Draxler), Boma, Zabransky, Schmid; Barry, Mazurek; Lindstrom (28'st Redzic), Kitano (15'st Diakite), Baidoo (15'st Vertessen); Tabakovic (28'st Camara). All. Rohl
MILAN (3-4-2-1): Maignan; Tomori (21'st Terracciano), De Winter, Pavlović (36'st Diawara); Hutchinson, Jashari, Rabiot (15'st Modric), Bartesaghi; Loftus-Cheek, Cisse (15'st Pulisic); Camarda (15'st Ramos). All. Amorim
Booked: Hutchinson, Zabransky for foul play
Expelled: Terracciano at 39' st.
See also
Europa League 2026-2027, single group standings after the 1st matchday
Open Questions
- How will these results affect team morale in the league?
- What will be the seasonal objectives of Milan, Juventus and Atalanta in their respective cups?
