Sassuolo pulled off one of the shocks of the Serie A season so far, defeating Juventus 3-2 at the Mapei Stadium with a stunning stoppage-time winner from Vasilije Adjic. The first half was a cagey affair, with Jon Lucumi booked on 20 minutes for a foul and Luca Lipani following him into the book on 48. Sassuolo took the lead on 65 minutes when Sebastiano Esposito finished clinically from Nemanja Matic's pass from the left, curling the ball into the far corner beyond the Juventus goalkeeper. Douglas Luiz was booked on 76 minutes. Edon Zhegrova equalised for Juventus on 82 minutes, finishing from a cross on the right. But Sassuolo restored their lead on 89 minutes through Daryl Bakola, who converted Kieron Bowie's low cross. Randal Kolo Muani made it 2-2 in the first minute of stoppage time, setting up a dramatic finale. But Adjic had the last word, unleashing a stunning long-range strike into the top corner on 94 minutes after Armand Lauriente's pass. Fedde Leysen was booked on 93 minutes. Sassuolo had 13 shots with 6 on target and 42% possession, while Juventus managed 18 attempts with 7 on target. Adjic was named man of the match. With seven points from four games, Sassuolo climb to 8th, while Juventus drop to 7th with the same points tally.
