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Woltemade scores again as Kolo Muani gives Juventus late 2-1 win at Celta

Juventus came from behind at Celta Vigo to make it six points from six in the Europa League, but coach Luciano Spalletti called the display "below our capabilities."

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Juventus made it two wins from two in the Europa League league phase, coming from behind to beat Celta Vigo 2-1 in Spain on Thursday. Hugo Alvarez put the hosts ahead in the 18th minute, finishing off a swift counterattack.

Germany forward Nick Woltemade equalized in the 58th minute after a poor first touch by Celta's Marcos Alonso, his second Europa League goal in two games. Substitute Randal Kolo Muani struck the winner two minutes into stoppage time. Juventus have six points, while Celta remain without a point after two games.

Spalletti was critical despite the result, saying his side had been "a bit slow in everything" in the first half and made too many technical errors, according to Goal. He called the performance "below our capabilities" but praised his players' determination to keep pushing for a winner. Juventus host Lazio in Serie A on Sunday, Oct. 18.

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