Toscani twice took the lead, but Juve held firm and equalized. The Bianconeri protested over a denied penalty.

There’s no clear winner at the Franchi: just as they did last season,
Juventus and Fiorentina draw and split the points. Viola twice took the lead, but the score is still 2-2 in a match that’s deeply felt by fans and the public, and which begins with a goal. It’s the fourth minute when
Pedro Gonçalves, starting in the Tuscans’ 4-2-3-1 attacking formation, perfectly picks out
Pellegrino from a corner: his header through the static Juventus defense makes it 1-0. The Old Lady reacts with McKennie and raises their center of gravity, creating a great chance through Cabal: de Gea reacts quickly and deflects the ball to the corner. The Bianconeri press is strong and constant, and in the 32nd minute
Woltemade equalizes
: a goal that is largely thanks to
Kolo Muani, who skips past Viery and sets up the former Stuttgart player’s first Serie A goal.

Koopmeiners tested de Gea and came close to giving Juve the lead, but they threatened at the end of the half: Ndour and Pellegrino came close to scoring, but it was 1-1 at halftime.

In the second half, Juventus had another lapse in form in the 54th minute, when Njie could have scored to make it 2-1, but Mastantuono nearly took a solitary run. The scare reawakened the Bianconeri, who nearly scored through Douglas Luiz and equalized in the 66th minute: de Gea completely misread the corner, but Bremer capitalized and slotted home the equalizer. Spalletti changed his team’s attack and protested a penalty denied (an armbar by Joao Mario), while Fiorentina reshuffled their midfield, and there was no shortage of drama in the final minutes, with a triple shock. Dragusin had a potential game-winning goal disallowed for a push on Bremer (81′), while Brescianini and Mastantuono forced Vicario to work in stoppage time. There was no further drama at the Franchi, which saw Fiorentina’s domestic curse continue: Fiorentina have been without a home win since April 13th and are now on nine points, two ahead of third-bottom Monza. Juventus, however, fell short of Frosinone and remained seventh: Spalletti had 18 points.

FIORENTINA-JUVENTUS REPORT CARDS

SCOREBOARD
Fiorentina-Juventus 2-2
Fiorentina (4-2-3-1) – de Gea; Jimenez, Dragusin, Viery, Joao Mario; Ndour, Oulaï (60′ st Brescianini); Mastantuono, Pedro Gonçalves (60′ st Fagioli), Njie (40′ st Gnonto); Pellegrino (40′ st Beto). Subs: Lezzerini, Christensen, Dodô, Ranieri, Valdepeñas, Mazzeo, Pirro, Beldenti. Coach: Vanoli.
Juventus (4-4-2) – Vicario; Kalulu, Bremer, Lucumí (44′ st Gatti), Cabal (11′ st Celik); McKennie (33′ st Ekhator), Koopmeiners, Douglas Luiz, Boga (11′ st Alajbegovic); Kolo Muani, Woltemade (11′ st Zhegrova). Available: Pinsoglio, Neto, Kelly, Rugani, Sarr. Coach Spalletti.
Referee: Colombo.

Referee: Colombo.
Scorers: 4′ Pellegrino (F), 32′ Woltemade (J), 9′ st Njie (F), 21′ st Bremer (J).
Booked: Cabal (J), Bremer (J), Oulaï (F), Kolo Muani (J).

OPTA STATISTICS FOR FIORENTINA-JUVE
Fiorentina and Juventus have drawn two consecutive matches played at the Viola’s home in Serie A for the first time since the period between September 2019 and April 2021 (0-0 and 1-1).

Fiorentina (W2 D3) have remained unbeaten in at least five consecutive Serie A matches against Juventus for the first time since the period between 1961 and 1964 (seven – W4 D3).

Since Mateo Pellegrino’s first headed goal in Serie A (8 March 2025), no player has scored more goals with this technique than the Viola striker in the top five European leagues (nine, like Ante Budimir).

Mateo Pellegrino’s goal is only the second scored within the first 4 minutes of play by Fiorentina in home games against Juventus in Serie A after Giorgio Mariani’s on 22 March 1970 (2′).

Mateo Pellegrino’s goal (3:32) is the fastest Fiorentina has scored in Serie A since Moise Kean’s against Hellas Verona on 10 November 2024 (3:31).

Nick Woltemade became the eighth German Juventus player to score in Serie A, following Andreas Möller, Benedikt Höwedes, Emre Can, Sami Khedira, Jürgen Kohler, Thomas Häßler and Helmut Haller.

Alieu Njie found the net in three consecutive Serie A games for the first time in his career, at the age of 21 years and 178 days; the only two Fiorentina players to have found the net in at least three consecutive league games at a younger age in the three-points-for-a-win era (since 1994/95) were Giampaolo Pazzini (three at 20 years and 250 days) and Dusan Vlahovic (twice – the first time at 20 years and 329 days).

Bremer is Juventus’ top scorer in this Serie A (three); since his first goal in the top flight (30 November 2019) the Brazilian is the central defender with the most goals in the five major European leagues (25).

Fiorentina (D3 L2) have failed to win their first five home games of the season for the third time in Serie A, the previous two coming in 1977/78 and 2025/26.

Fiorentina have drawn two home games in a row in Serie A for the first time since last April-May (three in that case).

Juventus drew a Serie A match for the first time since last October 11th against Cagliari, also away (1-1).

No team has scored more goals against Fiorentina in Serie A than Juventus (277, equal to Inter).

Randal Kolo Muani is the Juventus player with the most active appearances in 2026/27 across all competitions (eight – 4G, 4A); furthermore, all three of the Frenchman’s goalscoring efforts in this Serie A season have come away from home (a goal against Cagliari and an assist against Sassuolo and Fiorentina).

Pedro Gonçalves has provided an assist in two consecutive league appearances for the first time since October 2025, for Sporting CP in the Portuguese top flight.

No team has had more different players score than Juventus this Serie A (12, like Lazio and Roma); in the top five leagues, only Barcelona and Sevilla (both 13) have had more.