Juventus scored twice in the second half to come from behind and defeat Celta Vigo 2-1 in Spain in the second round of the Europa League league phase.
Celta Vigo took the lead in the 18th minute and held that advantage until half-time, putting the home side in control after the opening 45 minutes.
Juventus responded after the interval, with Nick Woltemade equalising in the 58th minute. The Italian side then completed the turnaround in the second minute of added time when Randal Kolo Muani scored the winning goal.
The result gave Juventus a dramatic away victory, while Celta Vigo were left without a point from a match in which they had led for much of the contest.
Besiktas win in Germany
Besiktas also claimed an away victory, beating Hoffenheim 3-2 in Germany.
The match was Besiktas’ final fixture before they face Trabzonspor in the Turkish league next Monday.
Besiktas moved ahead in the 60th minute through Emir Murillo. Oh Hyeon-gyu then extended their lead with the first of his two goals in the 72nd minute.
Hoffenheim reduced the deficit six minutes later when Visnik Asllani scored, but Oh restored Besiktas’ two-goal advantage in the 79th minute.
Koki Machida scored Hoffenheim’s second goal in the 87th minute, setting up a tense finish, but Besiktas held on to secure the win.
Olympiacos and Bournemouth also victorious
Olympiacos recorded a 1-0 away victory against French side Olympique de Marseille. Santiago Hezze scored the only goal of the game in the 42nd minute to give the Greek club all three points.
Bournemouth produced the biggest winning margin of the four matches, beating Austrian team Sturm Graz 3-0 at home.
Francois Ivanilson opened the scoring for Bournemouth in the 43rd minute. Ryan Vitor added a second in the 76th minute before Alvaro Rodriguez completed the scoring in the third minute of stoppage time.
Following the second round of the Europa League, the four winning teams – Juventus, Besiktas, Olympiacos and Bournemouth – had all collected six points. They were among 10 teams on the same total.
