🤯Juventus v Inter: thrilling Derby d'Italia as Thuram brothers shine | OneFootball

It was B-R-E-A-T-H-T-A-K-I-N-G.

The highly anticipated Derby d'Italia this Saturday (13th) at Allianz Stadium featured SEVEN GOALS.

With a TURNAROUND OF THE TURNAROUND.

Better for the Vecchia Signora, who made it 4-3 at 91'—after last season's 4-4.

They kept a 100% record after three rounds in the Italian Championship.

There were several BEAUTIFUL GOALS and one surname stood out: Thuram.

There was even a Turkish "show" in Turin.

The legendary former French defender Lilian Thuram was present to watch the duel between his sons Khéphren and Marcus.

And he didn’t hide that he “roots more” for Khéphren, the younger one who plays for Juventus, the club where he made history on the field between 2001 and 2006.

The body camera used by the referee captured this image at the start of the match👇🏽

Were only beautiful goals allowed?

Juventus took the lead.

Kelly stylishly struck the ball after Bremer set it up (14').

The equalizer also came from a Brazilian pass, Carlos Augusto to Calhanoglu (30'), who finished with his left foot.

The young and talented Yildiz, the "new" Del Piero, put the Bianconeri ahead again (38') with another beautiful goal.

Then came the final combination and another goal from Calhanoglu. This time with his right foot (65').

Brothers in action

The more experienced Thuram on the field turned the game around with a header (76').

And he barely celebrated—probably out of respect for his father.

A father who didn’t bother to find his son’s goal “interesting.”

Then Khéphren also scored with a header to level things again (83'). And brought a smile to Lilian’s face.

There was still time for the Montenegrin Adzic to shoot from outside the box and score another beautiful goal at 91'—with Sommer’s help.

His first for the main squad of the 100% Juventus.

Which kept Inter at three points after a THRILLER.

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