Fiorentina and Juventus drew 2–2 at the Stadio Artemio Franchi in Florence on November 8 in the eleventh round of Serie A. Nick Woltemade and Gleison Bremer scored Juventus’ equalisers after the hosts took the lead twice. The completed result left each side with one point, with neither Juventus reply becoming a winner.

The sequence matters as much as the final score for readers following Juventus. Fiorentina led early in both halves, and the visitors had to recover each time. Juventus’ official scoresheet gives the four goals at 4,32,54 and 66 minutes, allowing the changing score to be read without relying on pre-match predictions.

Fiorentina2–2Juventus: Pellegrino4min1–0, Woltemade32min1–1, Njie54min2–1, Bremer66min2–2. Two home leads, two away equalisers.
Original editorial goal sequence from Juventus official scoresheet and report. Text and geometry are original; no copied match photography or claim of watching the complete highlights. View full-size graphic ↗

Pellegrino opens the scoring, Kolo Muani creates the reply

Mateo Pellegrino put Fiorentina 1–0 ahead in the fourth minute following a corner. The equaliser came at 32 minutes after Randal Kolo Muani accelerated down the right, beat Viery and crossed for Woltemade to finish. That was a right-sided attacking move producing a specific response to the early deficit.

Juventus’ match account also records chances before the break: Weston McKennie headed close from a corner, Juan Cabal forced David de Gea into a save, and Woltemade later had another effort stopped. Those opportunities explain why the interval score was still 1–1 rather than demonstrating that the visitors had settled the contest.

Njie restores the lead before Bremer’s corner finish

Alieu Njie restored Fiorentina’s lead in the 54th minute. Juventus drew level again in the 66th minute when Douglas Luiz delivered a corner and Bremer reached the ball ahead of De Gea to score. The two Juventus equalisers therefore came from different routes: Kolo Muani’s right-side creation and a Douglas Luiz set piece.

The closing stages still offered chances for both sides. Juventus’ report describes an Alajbegovic shot saved by De Gea, an Ekhator header over the bar late on and a double save by Guglielmo Vicario against Fiorentina at the end. Those late saves limit any reading of the comeback as uninterrupted Juventus control.

Late chances keep the draw open; official highlights follow the four goals

To revisit the goals, the official Serie A YouTube channel lists Thrilling Draw in Florence, linked below, with a description saying Fiorentina led twice and Juventus answered each time. The club’s full report supplies the accompanying sequence of chances. The listing and channel were checked; full video playback and India-specific streaming rights were not tested.

The result is a recovered point for Juventus, built on Woltemade’s first-half finish and Bremer’s second-half corner goal, while Vicario’s late interventions helped keep the draw intact. Fiorentina’s two leads and the chances at the end remain part of that account. It supports an explanation of this 2–2 match, rather than a claim that the visitors had solved their wider season or a verdict on unverified refereeing complaints.

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