According to Italian media, Alex Sandro, Juan Cuadrado and Alvaro Morata were the best players on the pitch for Juventus against Malmo last night.
The Brazilian full-back scored his first Champions League goal in 68 appearances and was named MVP by La Gazzetta dello Sport and Tuttosport with a rating of 7/10, the same as Juan Cuadrado.
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Adrien Rabiot is causing debate as, despite an assist for Alvaro Morata, he was rated 5 by Tuttosport, 6 by Il Corriere dello Sport and 7 by La Gazzetta dello Sport.
Alvaro Morata earned a spot kick converted by Dybala and netted Juventus’ third goal before the break. He was rated 7 by Tuttosport and Il Corriere dello Sport and 6.5 by La Gazzetta dello Sport.
The Spaniard has scored 14 goals in 29 Champions League games with Juventus.
The 28-year-old has two goals and one assist in four appearances across all competitions so far this season.
Malmo vs. Juventus: papers’ ratings
Gazzetta dello Sport: Szczesny 6.5; Danilo 6, Bonucci 6.5, De Ligt 6.5, Rugani s.v., Alex Sandro 7; Cuadrado 7, Kulusevski s.v., Bentancur 6.5, McKennie 6.5, Locatelli 6.5, Rabiot 7; Dybala 6.5, Ramsey s.v., Morata 6.5, Kean 6.5; Allegri 6.5
Corriere dello Sport: Szczesny 6; Danilo 6.5, Bonucci 7, De Ligt 6, Rugani s.v., Alex Sandro 7; Cuadrado 6.5, Kulusevski s.v., Bentancur 6.5, McKennie 6, Locatelli 6, Rabiot 6; Dybala 6.5, Ramsey s.v., Morata 7, Kean 6; Allegri 7
Tuttosport: Szczesny 6.5; Danilo 6, Bonucci 6.5, De Ligt 6.5, Rugani s.v., Alex Sandro 7.5; Cuadrado 7, Kulusevski s.v., Bentancur 6, McKennie 6, Locatelli 6, Rabiot 5; Dybala 6.5, Ramsey s.v., Morata 7, Kean 6.5; Allegri 7
For goodness sake all the team should have shone against Malmo
Very disappointed that they did not add to the goal tally in the 2nd half
Not impressed at all