Juventus v Hellas Verona LIVE: Last-gasp Cambiaso winner saves Juve

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Andrea Cambiaso’s scrappy goal in the 96th minute earned Juventus a last-gasp win over Hellas Verona to send the Turin club to the top of the table.

The relief was palpable for Juve after an evening when Moise Kean twice saw goals disallowed by the video assistant referee on a hugely frustrating night for the otherwise lively forward.

Kean’s first, well-finished after a brilliant solo move, was ruled out for an extremely tight offside as he came back to receive the ball earlier in the move.

And his second, well-finished after the break, was ruled out for a foul by Kean himself back near halfway earlier in the build-up.

Verona held on right until the very last. But with barely seconds remaining, an Arkadiusz Milik header came back off the post and Cambiaso was able to scramble it across the line to spark jubilant scenes at the Allianz.

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It’s all over in Turin and Juventus move to the top of Serie A. The ball has been in the back of the net three times, but, after both of Moise Kean’s efforts were disallowed, it was Cambiaso who won it for the home side deep into added time.

It’s a winner for Juventus, right at the very last with just seconds remaining. The Allianz goes wild as Juve players celebrate with relief. It was a hopeful ball to the back post that Milik headed across goal. The ball bounced back off the post and Cambiaso was on hand to poke the loose ball home in the resulting melee and get Juve the win they have pushed so hard for! The goalscorer gets a yellow card and Allegri is sent off from the dugout in the aftermath.

The board shows six minutes. Can Juventus get the winner they’ve pushed so hard for?

Yildiz drifts in behind the Verona defence and gets on the end of a flicked header. He has just the keeper to beat and goes for a lob with the bouncing ball, but his effort drifts over the bar. Was he offside? Maybe.

Verona are camped on the edge of their own box, desperately clinging on for what would be a brilliant point. Can they withstand the pressure as it builds and builds towards the close.

Chiesa has been great since coming on, and pulls out his trademark move, cutting inside and letting fly. His shot fizzes just wide of the post.

Another roll of the dice for Juventus. Will it pay off?

It’s been a brave defensive effort from the visitors, who continue to ride their luck at times.

Juventus would go top of the league with a win here, but the goal they need continues to prove elusive.

We’ve had two disallowed goals and a host of chances but it remains 0-0 in Turin. Can either of these teams snatch a win? All the money would be on Juve given their dominance, but you never know.

McKennie cuts the ball back and the bobbles to Cheisa, completely unmarked and right next to the penalty spot. But his shot isn’t the best and is blocked. How on earth have Juventus not scored in this game!?

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Chiesa almost scores with one of his first involvements of the game, cutting onto his right foot and pinging in a peach of a shot from range.

A second change came along with Kean’s removal.

Kean has been excellent tonight, but it just hasn’t gone for him and he’s withdrawn. He shakes his head as he walks straight down the tunnel, which is more at the frustration of the game than the decision to remove him.