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TURIN, ITALY – MARCH 07: Kenan Yildiz of Juventus scores his team’s third goal during the Serie A match between Juventus FC and Pisa SC at Juventus Stadium on March 07, 2026 in Turin, Italy. (Photo by Giuseppe Cottini/Getty Images)
Juventus took a while to break Pisa down, but eventually ran out 4-0 winners with Andrea Cambiaso, Khephren Thuram, Kenan Yildiz and Jeremie Boga goals to end their negative streak.
The Bianconeri were fresh off another determined comeback from 3-1 down to hold Roma 3-3, but had just two points from the last four Serie A rounds, along with Champions League and Coppa Italia exits. Manuel Locatelli returned from suspension, but Dusan Vlahovic, Emil Holm and Arek Milik were still out of action on Luciano Spalletti’s 67th birthday.
Pisa had one point from Oscar Hiljemark’s four games in charge, missing Simone Scuffet, Daniel Denoon, Isak Vural and Lorran, with Arturo Calabresi back in the starting XI.
See how it all unfolded on the Liveblog.
It was Pisa who had a big chance after four minutes, when Stefano Moreo’s glancing header at the near post on an Angori cross forced a tricky save out of Mattia Perin.
Khephren Thuram fired over and Francisco Conceicao tested goalkeeper Nicolas with a low drive, while Caracciolo threw himself in the path of a Jonathan David effort.
David also couldn’t keep a header down on Andrea Cambiaso’s assist, so the striker was substituted at half-time after a disappointing performance.
Jeremie Boga came on instead and made an immediate impact, brought down by Mehdi Leris for a yellow card within 120 seconds.
Juventus finally took the lead when Kenan Yildiz was sent down the right by Conceicao and stood up the cross for Cambiaso’s free header at the back post. It was a totally empty net, as Nicolas had been drawn to the near post and was not expecting the cross.
They doubled their lead when Weston McKennie won it back on the edge of the area, Locatelli’s angled drive bounced off the far post, allowing Thuram to turn in the rebound from 12 yards. The players rushed over to celebrate with Spalletti on his birthday.
Boga fired over from a tricky angle on the Yildiz assist, then hit the side-netting after Conceicao harassed Nicolas into an error.
Yildiz got the third when he gathered from Conceicao on the edge of the area, committed Coppola with a shimmy, and blasted into the far bottom corner. It was his first Serie A goal since mid-January.
Cambiaso’s curler flashed just wide of the far top corner from the edge of the box. With the last kick of the game, Locatelli’s inspired slide-rule pass sent Boga through without breaking his stride to dribble around Nicolas and deposit into an empty net from a tricky angle.
Juventus 4-0 Pisa
Cambiaso 54 (J), Thuram 65 (J), Yildiz 75 (J), Boga 93 (J)
07-03-2026 19:45
MatchDay 28
Juventus Stadium (Allianz Stadium)JUVPIS
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Player statistic
| 40' | Marius Marin |
| 48' | Mehdi Léris |
| Andrea Cambiaso(Assist: Kenan Yıldız) | 54' |
| Khéphren Thuram | 65' |
| 70' | Antonio Caracciolo |
| Bremer | 72' |
| Kenan Yıldız(Assist: Francisco Conceição) | 75' |
| Jeremie Boga | 90+3' |
JUV
PIS
Starting lineups
1
Mattia Perin
Goalkeeper
27
Andrea Cambiaso
Defender
3
Bremer
Defender
4
Federico Gatti
Defender
46′
15
Pierre Kalulu
Defender
19
Khéphren Thuram
Midfielder
77′
5
Manuel Locatelli
Midfielder
22
Weston McKennie
Midfielder
7
Francisco Conceição
Attacker
77′
30
Jonathan David
Attacker
46′
10
Kenan Yıldız
Attacker
83′
12
Nicolas
Goalkeeper
4
Antonio Caracciolo
Defender
33
Arturo Calabresi
Defender
78′
26
Francesco Coppola
Defender
3
Samuele Angori
Defender
8
Malthe Höjholt
Midfielder
60′
6
Marius Marin
Midfielder
60′
20
Michel Aebischer
Midfielder
7
Mehdi Léris
Attacker
60′
17
Rafiu Durosinmi
Attacker
76′
32
Stefano Moreo
Attacker
Substitutes
23
Carlo Pinsoglio
Goalkeeper
16
Michele Di Gregorio
Goalkeeper
20
Loïs Openda
Attacker
11
Edon Zhegrova
Attacker
32
Juan Cabal
Defender
17
Vasilije Adžić
Midfielder
13
Jeremie Boga
Attacker
46′
6
Lloyd Kelly
Defender
46′
21
Fabio Miretti
Midfielder
77′
8
Teun Koopmeiners
Midfielder
77′
18
Filip Kostic
Midfielder
83′
1
Adrian Šemper
Goalkeeper
5
Simone Canestrelli
Defender
10
Matteo Tramoni
Midfielder
15
Idrissa Touré
Midfielder
39
Raúl Albiol
Defender
23
Calvin Stengs
Attacker
14
Ebenezer Akinsanmiro
Midfielder
9
Henrik Meister
Attacker
2
Rosen Bozhinov
Defender
34
Tommaso Guizzo
Goalkeeper
11
Juan Cuadrado
Midfielder
60′
36
Gabriele Piccinini
Attacker
60′
35
Felipe Loyola
Defender
60′
19
Samuel Iling-Junior
Attacker
76′
81
Filip Stojilkovic
Attacker
78′
