Manchester vs Juventus

vs Juventus. Two late goals gave Manchester United a memorable 2-1 comeback victory over Juventus in the Champions League group stage.Former United forward Cristiano Ronaldo scored his first Champions League goal for Juventus to put the hosts in front, hitting a superbly-timed volley past David de Gea (65) from inside the box following Leonardo Bonucci's ball.But Juan Mata equalised for United with four minutes remaining with a fine dipping free-kick from 20 yards, before former Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba helped bundle the ball over the line via Alex Sandro for an own goal in the 90th minute.The result means United's knockout qualification hopes are in their own hands, sitting second in Group H with seven points, two behind leaders Juventus and two above Valencia.United looked solid for the first half an hour as neither side created a clear-cut chance, but the first opportunity fell to Juventus as Juan Cuadrado's cross from the right of the box deflected off Nemanja Matic, forcing De Gea into a sharp save.A minute later, Ronaldo's fine cut back from the right fell to Sami Khedira, but he hooked his right-footed effort from 12 yards against the outside of the post with De Gea stranded.United made two changes from their win at Bournemouth on Saturday as Herrera and Lingard came in for Fred and Mata.

vs Manchester United. Vincent Kompany was involved in Manchester City's goalMario Mandzukic (left) celebrates after drawing Juventus levelJuventus' goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon (middle) and defender Leonardo Bonucci (right) celebrate the win Jose Mourinho insists his ear-cupping gesture at Juventus was not offensive, saying he just wanted to see how the Italian fans would react After the break, Anthony Martial struck just wide with a curling effort from 20 yards, while at the other end Juventus hit the woodwork again through Paulo Dybala's shot just inside the box in space.He had been quiet up to this point, but Ronaldo became centre of attention on 65 minutes, collecting a deep Bonucci ball over his shoulder and volleying brilliantly past De Gea from 12 yards.Ronaldo, who spent six years at Old Trafford, did not hold back in his celebrations, but did wave in respect to the United fans after scoring.Dybala nearly added a second, denied by De Gea's outstretched hand, and Cuadrado fluffed his chance to wrap up the game from 12 yards, blazing over after Ronaldo's unselfish centre.However, out of nowhere, United fought back for the three points, equalising as Mata hit a fine free-kick over the wall after Wojciech Szczesny had taken a step to the opposite side.They got their winner in the 90th minute from Ashley Young's wicked free-kick cross, causing mayhem at the far post as Pogba's touch came off Sandro and over the line.Jose Mourinho celebrated at full time by cupping his ears to the Juventus crowd, which upset some of the home players, before being ushered off the pitch.Alongside Chris Smalling, Lindelof put in a fine showing to keep Juventus at bay for the majority of the game making a team-high eight clearances and losing the ball only four times, less than any of the starting XI.United now go to rivals Manchester City on Super Sunday, live on Sky Sports Premier League at 4.30pm, and face Young Boys at Old Trafford next up in the Champions League on November 27. Juventus 1-2 Manchester United: Jose Mourinho's side earn memorable winManchester United celebrate the late winner in TurinJuan Mata celebrates his free-kick equaliser with Nemanja MaticLuke Shaw battles for the ball with Juan Cuadrado in the first half Juventus host Valencia on the same night.Predict 6 correct scores for your chance to win £250K. Manchester City 1-2 Juventus: Mario Mandzukic and Alvaro Morata scoreJuventus celebrate victory in their Champions League clash with Man CityMan City boss Manuel Pellegrini felt his side had the better chances during their 2-1 defeat to JuventusWilfried Bony (left) is challenged by Juventus defender Giorgio Chiellini.Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini reveals Vincent Kompany suffered a calf injury against Juventus Manchester City Kevin De Bruyne was also on the bench while David Silva and Sterling both started.It was Sterling who had the best opportunity of the first half as he was played through by Fernandinho in the second minute but saw his shot saved by Gianluigi Buffon.The Italians thought they had taken the lead in the 12th minute when Paul Pogba headed in Juan Cuadrado's right-wing cross, but it was ruled out as Morata was offside and interfering with play.Despite their contrasting fortunes domestically this season, there was little between the sides as City struggled to make any inroads against a compact defence.When they did create a clear chance, Wilfried Bony sliced wide from a promising position just outside the box.Other than that, the hosts were largely restricted to long-range efforts, with Fernandinho going closest with a well-struck shot that flew just past the post.It looked like it would be more of the same after the break as Juve continued to frustrate City.However, the deadlock was broken in the 57th minute when Kompany climbed above Chiellini from a corner and the Italian was unable to prevent the ball bouncing off his head and into the net.Juve protested that Kompany should have been penalised for a foul but they were fortunate not to fall further behind a few minutes later as Sterling was again denied by Buffon.Stefano Sturaro missed the visitors' best chance in the 63rd minute when he had a shot from the penalty spot saved by Joe Hart.But Juve did draw level a few minutes later as Paul Pogba was given too much time to curl a ball into the box for Mandzukic to guide in off the post.City responded by throwing on De Bruyne for his Champions League debut and bringing on Nicolas Otamendi for Kompany, who appeared to pick up a thigh injury.However, Otamendi could do nothing to prevent Juventus snatching victory as Morata curled a brilliant left-footed shot around Hart from the right.A desperate Pellegrini threw on Aguero for the final few minutes but he was unable to save City from defeat.