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The Yellow Submarine march on to the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals for only the third time. Key moments. 21' Vlahović's cute shot hits crossbar 36' Rulli ...

Gerónimo Rulli, Player of the Match: "Tonight will go down in history. Villarreal weathered the storm, kept Juve at arm's length and then Emery got his subs and tactical tweaks spot on. Never in doubt!" The Yellow Submarine march on to the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals for only the third time. Pau Torres then turned in from a corner to put Villarreal's progress beyond doubt, leaving Arnaut Danjuma to add gloss with a spot kick of his own in added time. Villarreal, however, were rewarded for a rock-solid defence that stood firm even when forced deep for extended periods.

Juventus capitulated on Wednesday night and bowed out of the UCL at the hands of Villarreal following a 3-0 defeat. Here are three takeaways from the game.

That was the first of several big chances squandered by the Bianconeri in an impressive first-half display. The technically proficient Villarreal were able to enjoy long periods of possession and progress into the final third fairly easily, while Juve sustained pressure in Villarreal’s half ominously at times. A shift in tack from Villarreal boss Unai Emery then completely stifled the hosts, who were utterly toothless after half-time.

Three late goals earned Villarreal a stunning 3-0 second-leg victory at Juventus on Wednesday to condemn the Serie A side to a 4-1 aggregate loss.

“I agree that we had to qualify today, but it was not easy. We also need to be realists. They are fourth in the standings, seven points behind leaders Milan.

For the third year in a row, Juventus have been eliminated from the Champions League at the last 16 stage by a supposed 'inferior'.

But as the events at the Allianz Arena proved, this club appears to be stuck in a loop of unhappiness in this competition, with their primary role now being to provide amusement to the rest of the continent with their annual crash and burn. Juventus have won the Champions League (or European Cup) twice in their history, the same number as Benfica, Chelsea, Nottingham Forest and Porto, and of those four clubs, two of them have won it more recently than The Old Lady of Turin. Villarreal have won more European trophies than Juventus this century. Villarreal represent a town of just over 50,000 people, their stadium, El Madrigal, holds just 23,500 people, and while they’re owned by a billionaire family, that has hardly been reflected in their spending over the years. This time it was the turn of Villarreal to play the role of spoilers, pitching up in Turin and walking away with a place in the quarter-finals of the competition. After winning nine titles in a row between 2012 and 2020, this will be their second straight year without a league title, and they now haven’t won the Champions League in 26 years. Whether this obsession is what led Andrea Agnelli down the path to embracing the European Super League is mere speculation, but it makes sense as a theory.

Last 16 tie finely poised at 1-1 after the first leg. Find out how to watch a Juventus vs Villarreal live stream today wherever you are in the world.

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A second-half equaliser from Dani Parejo secured the Spanish side a draw at home after January signing Dusan Vlahovic had put the visitors ahead in the opening ...

Namesake Alberto Moreno is more certain to miss out. Moreno has not played since early February. Juventus and Villarreal enter the second leg of the Champions League Round of 16 tie level at one apiece.

Tonight, the Bianconeri will host La Liga side Villarreal in what can be a season's defining moment for Massimiliano Allegri and his men, ...

Beginning this year, the away-goal rule is no longer in effect in the UEFA Champions League, meaning that the team that scores the most goals over two legs will advance to the next round. Progressing in UEFA’s lucrative competition would help ease the burden brought about on soccer clubs by two years of financial challenges. Allegri is renowned for having once drawn an interesting comparison between horse racing and soccer matches: During a press conference, he pointed out that to win a race, a horse doesn’t have to be ahead of its opponents by several lengths, as it will just need to put its “short-head” in front when crossing the finish line.

Unai Emery has said that Juventus are the favourites in the Round of 16 Champions League tie against Spanish side Villarreal. The Yellow Submarine earned a ...

“And in the league, we must have the goal of being in Europe. Now we are thinking of the Champions League against great teams, but we have our chances.” “The Champions League is exciting, but Juve are favourites, and when May comes we will have the league to worry about, unless we do well in the Champions League.

SPANISH STEPS \- Juventus have won ten of their 17 two-legged ties against Spanish clubs, including the most recent, in the 2018/19 UEFA Champions...

TWICE SHY - The first-leg draw at Villarreal means Juventus have now lost just two of their last 10 matches against Spanish clubs, home and away. EXPERIENCE TALKING - While Juventus have featured on 17 previous occasions in the Champions League knock-out rounds, Villarreal are making only their third appearance at this stage of the competition. Furthermore, Juve have also lost only two of their last 14 home matches against Liga visitors, having won eight of those games.

Questions will continue to be asked of Juventus boss Massimiliano Allegri after the Bianconeri were humiliated at home to Villarreal on Wednesday, ...

That lead was doubled eight minutes later and with five to play as Pau Torres converted from inside the Juventus box after some woeful defending. Villarreal were gifted the chance to go ahead when Daniele Rugani brought down Francis Coquelin in the area and Gerard Moreno, having just stepped onto the pitch moments earlier, converted despite Wojciech Szczesny getting two hands to his effort. Juventus’ slow tempo appeared to be playing into the La Liga side’s hands for the majority of the evening, with Unai Emery’s team running the clock down whenever they could in the first half and through the second, even with the scores level at 1-1.

Gerard Moreno, Pau Torres and Arnaut Danjuma all scored in the final quarter as Juventus unravelled in embarrassing fashion. Unai Emery's side produced a ...

Contact on the header was good but Villarreal goalkeeper Geronimo Rulli reacted superbly to claw the ball to safety. The penalty was awarded after a VAR review and Moreno, who had only been on the pitch a matter of minutes, just managed to beat Wojciech Szczesny from the spot. Unai Emery’s side produced a defiant defensive show for most of the Turin return after the two sides had played out a 1-1 draw in Spain three weeks ago.

The Yellow Submarine march on to the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals for only the third time. Key moments. 21' Vlahović's cute shot hits crossbar 36' Rulli ...

Gerónimo Rulli, Player of the Match: "Tonight will go down in history. Villarreal weathered the storm, kept Juve at arm's length and then Emery got his subs and tactical tweaks spot on. Never in doubt!" The Yellow Submarine march on to the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals for only the third time. Pau Torres then turned in from a corner to put Villarreal's progress beyond doubt, leaving Arnaut Danjuma to add gloss with a spot kick of his own in added time. Villarreal, however, were rewarded for a rock-solid defence that stood firm even when forced deep for extended periods.

Villarreal shocked Juventus with a stunning late show in Turin to progress into the quarter-finals of the Champions League.

"I think the team played well for over 75 minutes," Juve coach Massimiliano Allegri said. Juve keeper Wojciech Szczesny, who saved a penalty at the weekend, almost kept out the spot kick, but saw the ball squirm through his hands. "Once we got ahead we were more comfortable.

After some recent improvements from Alvaro Morata, Juventus now intend to buy the Spanish striker outright from Atletico Madrid. There were some doubts as ...

These Juventus v Salernitana predictions see the Bianconeri look to keep pace with the top three as they face the 20th-placed team in Serie A. Salernitana.

This having been said, the visit of the Granata, may not be as easy as expected for the hosts. Sunday’s home game against Serie A’s lowest-ranked team, Salernitana, should be the easiest match for the Bianconeri on paper and is timed well ahead of the international break. The Bianconeri have been known in recent years to start their season slowly before kicking on in winter, however this campaign has taken things to a whole new level.

Europa League champion Villarreal scored three second-half goals in a 3-0 win at Juventus to advance to the Champions League quarterfinals ... TURIN, Italy (AP) — ...

Max Allegri insists he would not have changed the Juventus approach and his team 'played well' in the Champions League, but Villarreal 'put nine men behind.

“We had our chances in the first half, they were aiming to either take this to extra time or make the most of incidents. I congratulate Emery, as he had the right approach, it was one of his usual games. Look, let’s move on, controversy won’t help anyone.

Massimiliano Allegri looked irritable during his post-match press conference and repeatedly said that Juventus' season has not been disastrous: 'That's.

“I agree that we had to qualify today, but it was not easy. The Serie A giants have been eliminated in the last 16 of the competition for the third successive season. “I knew that people would talk about a failure in case of elimination, but that’s intellectual dishonesty.

The Serie A giants conceded two penalties which were scored by Gerard Moreno and Arnaut Danjuma either side of Pau Torres' 85th-minute goal in a 3-0 win for ...

Former Arsenal boss Unai Emery won his first ever Champions League knockout tie on Wednesday night as he guided Villarreal to an eye-catching victory over ...

It was a special moment and we want to enjoy it. “It was important to see today if and how we could eliminate one of the favourites for the competition. After the opening goal, there were more spaces opening up and we made the most of it in the final 15 minutes.” Emery said in his post-match press conference, as per Football Italia : “These games are always filled with difficulties, our goalkeeper did a great job and we were lucky with the crossbar. Penalties from Gerard Moreno and Arnaut Danjuma either side of a Pau Torres goal – all in the final 12 minutes – sealed Villarreal’s progress to the quarter finals. Yet despite Juve’s repeated failings, Emery insisted that the 2015 and 2017 finalists were among the favourites to win this season’s competition.