Juventus’ Americans Weston McKennie and Tim Weah arrived ready to play Wednesday’s games against Parma. Any of them found the end of the net to continue their outstanding streaks of form in a game full of objectives.
McKennie was able to get Juventus an equalizer and was helped by none other than Weah for the all-American connection. It was McKennie’s first match of the Serie A season to travel alongside another in the Champions League against PSV. Weah would also add a feature of his own in the second phase of the game.
Then it was not known if McKennie could be part of coach Thiago Motta’s impeccable setup at Juventus, he has responded with two goals and two assists in all the competition days, becoming one of the most prominent names in the group table in the heart of the ground .
Let’s take a look at the notable header:
It was an admirable pass from the wing delivered through Weah and all McKennie had to do was ensure the skill was directed into the back of Zion Suzuki’s net. In addition to his header, McKennie was in a position to do just that. He has always been a warning in the wind in addition to making things happen in the farmlands, but because of the skill in the step, I didn’t even want to jump to direct him before Suzuki.
Just closer to the fracture, Weah was able to bring Juventus back to the stage with a role of his own. With the help of Chico Conceicao, he was able to score his third goal of the season, closer to scoring and causing the surprise in Juventus’ first attack of the campaign.
Take a look:
It was a nice first-time shot from Weah, the closest to catching the pass, which helped Juventus get back on the stage.
Motta will still need more from the duo in the future, but they have been a consistent performer from the start. With upcoming Concacaf International Venue League games, USA coach Mauricio Pochettino may also be paying attention to those performances, aiming to play games that are his easiest.
