For the third season in a row, Juventus have started the Serie A campaign with two clean-sheet wins. The previous two editions didn’t bring them the Scudetto, and, despite the triumphs over Frosinone and Parma, the new one doesn’t look promising.Yes, the Bianconeri beat the Crusaders 2-0, but their display was far from perfect. Defensively, they looked good, mainly because the visitors weren’t too keen on attack, but Juve’s attacking bluntness was unbelievable.Bizarre incident: Fan invades the pitch and injures Juventus starThe offensive duo of Jonathan David and Randal Kolo Muani was poor, and had it not been for Luciano Spalletti’s timely substitution and bringing on Nicolas Gonzalez, the Turin club wouldn’t have won today.The Argentine became a Juventus hero, hit the post twice – Francisco Conceicao did the same before the break from his team’s only chance – and paved the way for the first home victory of the season.And even though his side triumphed and Teun Koopmeiners made the win even more convincing with a late goal, Spalletti will have to change something soon, as the derby against AC Milan comes in just eight days.⚪️⚫️ JUVENTUS BEAT PARMA TO CONTINUE PERFECT STARTJuventus secured a 2–0 victory over Parma after a goalless first half. Nicolás González broke the deadlock in the 63rd minute before Teun Koopmeiners sealed the win with a brilliant strike in the 88th.Two matches, two… pic.twitter.com/ILPmYlOdFj— BurleJunior (@BurleJunior) August 29, 2026 After a narrow 1-0 victory over Frosinone in their Serie A opener, Juventus hosted Parma, and their supporters expected a much better performance. However, their hopes were quickly dashed…Luciano Spalletti's men slept through the first half, with Francisco Conceicao by far their most dangerous player. In fact, the Portuguese winger's long-range effort that hit the post and Randal Kolo Muani's tame header were the only notable moments witnessed by more than 40,000 people at Allianz Stadium.Amorim starts the season with two straight winsHaving seen no improvement after the break, the Bianconeri boss brought on Nicolas Gonzalez for the indisposed Jonathan David – and hit the bullseye.Just three minutes after coming on, on the hour mark, the Argentine's magnificent volley crashed against the post, and three minutes later, the outcome was the same. Nevertheless, Gonzalez didn't think much, firing a first-time effort following the rebound off the woodwork, with the ball deflecting off Parma defender Mariano Troilo and ending up in the net!Minutes after Juve's opener, the visitors were close to bouncing back through substitute David Romero, but Guglielmo Vicario produced a massive save.The Turin club could have easily sealed the deal shortly after the opener, but Kolo Muani kept wasting decent opportunities, keeping Parma's hopes alive. Still, what the Frenchman failed to do, Teun Koopmeiners managed, doubling Juve's lead in the 88th minute, and definitely sealing the visitors' fate.The Old Lady didn't impress, but triumphed, and that's the most important thing at the moment. However, if Spalletti and his men don't raise their level of play, the clash against AC Milan (September 6) could come back to haunt them, with defeat a real possibility.SERIE A – MATCHDAY 2FridayMilan – Venezia 2-0 (0-0)/Ramos 69, Halhal 89 og/SaturdayFiorentina – Frosinone 0-3 (0-2)/Raimondo 26, 68, Bracaglia 38/Monza – Udinese 2-3 (1-3)/Colpani 37, Varela 63 – Piotrowski 32, Kamara 45, Ekkelenkamp 45+3/Sassuolo – Torino 2-1 (1-1)/Volpato 32, Berardi 78 – Comuzzo 45+2/Juventus – Parma 2-0 (0-0)/Gonzalez 63, Koopmeiners 88/Sunday19.30: (2.50) Napoli (3.15) Como (3.00)21.45: (8.00) Cagliari (4.40) Inter (1.43)21.45: (2.05) Lazio (3.10) Genoa (4.05)Monday19.30: (7.00) Lecce (3.90) Roma (1.53)21.45: (1.95) Atalanta (3.50) Bologna (3.90)***odds are subject to change***
89