Juventus vs Sampdoria Result: Score 4-1

Juan Cuadrado celebrates after scoring a goal in the Juventus vs Sampdoria match, Wednesday (19/1/2022) © La Presse via AP Photo Juventus  m...

Juan Cuadrado celebrates after scoring a goal in the Juventus vs Sampdoria match, Wednesday (19/1/2022) © La Presse via AP Photo

Juventus managed to beat Sampdoria with a score of 4-1 in the Coppa Italia round of 16 2021/22 which was held at the Allianz Stadium, Wednesday (19/1/2022) early morning WIB.

The four winning goals for Juventus were created by Juan Cuadrado, Daniele Rugani, Paulo Dybala and Alvaro Morata each. Meanwhile, Sampdoria had time to reduce the lag through the action of Andrea Conti.

Thanks to this result, Juventus has the right to advance to the quarter-finals to meet the winners of the other round of 16 match between Sassuolo and Cagliari.

First round

Juventus tried to immediately appear aggressive since the early minutes. Unfortunately, the opportunity that Cuadrado got in the 15th minute could still be countered by goalkeeper Wladimiro Falcone.

Juventus finally managed to open the scoring in the 25th minute through a hard low free kick that was released by Cuadrado from the edge of the penalty box.

Less than two minutes later, Alvaro Morata had scored. However, VAR annulled this goal because previously Mattia De Sciglio was considered the first to commit a foul. The 1-0 score lasted until halftime.

Second round

Returning from the dressing room, Juventus is still reluctant to relax the pressure. Rugani also scored with a header in the 52nd minute following Arthur's cross.

After that, Juventus had fallen asleep with a two-goal advantage and became careless. This was used by Sampdoria to minimize the lag through Conti's action in the 63rd minute.

This goal seemed to sting the Juventus squad again. Just four minutes later, the Bianconeri were back away thanks to Dybala's goal following Manuel Locatelli's assist.

Entering the 76th minute, Marley Ake who had just entered to replace Cuadrado fell in the penalty box after being violated by Bartosz Bereszynski. The hosts also received a penalty which was completed into a goal by Morata.

There were no additional goals from both teams in the remaining matches. The 4-1 score for Juventus' victory was the final result of this match.

Lineup

Juventus: Mattia Perin; Danilo (Giorgio Chiellini 62 '), Mattia De Sciglio, Daniele Rugani, Alex Sandro; Manuel Locatelli, Juan Cuadrado (Marley Ake 75 '), Arthur (Rodrigo Bentancur75'), Adrien Rabiot; Dejan Kulusevski (Paulo Dybala 62 '); Alvaro Morata (Kaio Jorge 79 ').

Sampdoria: Wladimiro Falcone; Tommaso Augello (Radu Dragusin 81 '), Giangiacomo Magnani, Andrea Conti (Manolo Gabbiadini 64'), Bartosz Bereszynski; Nicola Murru, Tomas Rincon, Kristoffer Askildsen, Morten Thorsby; Ernesto Torregrossa (Antonio Candreva 64 '), Francesco Caputo (Riccardo Ciervo 85').