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| Ronaldo’s sluggish Juventus failed to advance to the UCL’s quarterfinals after being pushed by Porto in many away goals. © AFP=News1 |
Juventus (Italy) failed to cross Porto (Portugal) and dropped off in the UEFA Champions League, becoming a “victim of anomalies”.
Juventus won 3-2 in the second leg of the 2020-21 UEFA Champions League (UCL) match against Porto held at the Allianz Stadium in Turin, Italy on the 10th (Korean time) after an overtime match. However, as a result of the summation with the first game, he failed to advance to the quarter-finals because he was pushed out of many points away.
Juventus allowed a goal to Sergio Oliveira in the 19th minute, but Federico Chiesa’s goal in the 4th minute and 18th minute of the second half turned the game over and finished 90 minutes 2-1.
Juventus lost 1-2 in the first leg of the game against Porto, so the two teams, which became the same in the first and second leg, went into overtime. The last team to laugh at was Porto.
Porto was sent off in the 9th minute of the second half, and even though 10 people fought, Geary scored an extra goal. Oliveira tied the score 2-2 with a low free kick.
Juventus, in a hurry, pursued fiercely, but in the 17th minute of extra-time, Adrian Ravio only made up for a goal and ended the game 3-2.
Juventus was eliminated without luck, as Ace Cristiano Ronaldo was tightly tied and silent in the second leg after the first leg, and Juan Quadrado’s shot hit the post.
Porto made a surprise by scoring’two away goals’ despite the difficulty of being sent off by one player in the second game.
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| Borussia Dortmund, with Holland’s two goals ahead, made it to the UCL’s quarterfinals. © Reuters = News 1 |
Borussia Dortmund (Germany) succeeded in reaching the UCL quarterfinals after beating Seville (Spain) thanks to Elling Holland’s multi-goal.
Dortmund scored a 2-2 draw in the 2nd leg of the 2020-21 UCL Round of 16 against Seville held at Iduna Park on the German flagship on the 10th. Dortmund scored in the 35th minute and 9th minute of the second half in a row by Holland, and Seville followed up with a goal by Youssef En Nessiri in the 24th minute and 51st minute of the second half.
Dortmund reached the quarterfinals with a final total of 1 win and 1 draw thanks to a 3-2 win in the first leg at Seville home.
Holland, who scored two goals in the first game, scored two goals in the second game as well, scored four goals only in the two matches in the round of 16, becoming the first contributor to advance to the quarterfinals.
Holland scored the opening goal in the 35th minute after Marco Royce broke through the flanks and accurately pushed in the low stabbed ball. Dortmund’s situation, which had already risen to an advantage by winning the first leg, improved with this goal.
Holland scored a penalty kick in the 9th minute of the second half, widening the gap 2-0. Even after he calmly succeeded in provoking the opponent’s goalkeeper, he even showed the appearance of a’strong heart’ who responded with provocation.
Seville also showed support. He had to score at least 3 goals to watch overtime, and he had to score 4 goals to overturn the game, but he did not give up until the end.
In the 24th minute of the second half, Nessiri overtook one goal with a penalty kick, setting a spark for the chase, and after that, adding another goal just before the end of the game, followed until the end. However, one goal was insufficient, so he had to accept defeat.
Dortmund was able to successfully advance to the quarterfinals relatively easily thanks to Holland leading the game in the second game following the first game.
◇ UEFA Champions League Round of 16 Second leg
△ Juventus (Italy, 1 win 1 loss) 3-2 Porto (Portugal 1 win 1 loss)
Borussia Dortmund (Germany 1 win 1 draw) 2-2 Seville (Spain 1 draw 1 loss)