Juventus
VfB StuttgartRegular season
Juventus: 1. Perin, 6. Danilo( till 84'), 15. Kalulu, 37. Savona( till 55'), 19. Thuram-Ulien( till 90'), 7. Conceicao F.( till 55'), 16. McKennie( till 55'), 21. Fagioli, 32. Cabal Juan, 9. Vlahović( till 68'), 10. Yildiz Kenan
Substitution: 27. Cambiaso А.(from 55'), 5. Locatelli(from 55'), 22. Weah(from 55'), 17. Adžić(from 68'), 40. Rouhi(from 90')
Bench: 23. Pinsoglio, 38. Daffara, 4. Gatti, 51. Mbangula
Yellow Cards: Danilo 81', 84'
Red cards: Danilo 84'
VfB Stuttgart: 33. Nübel, 4. Vagnoman, 7. Mittelstädt( till 97'), 24. Chabot, 29. Rouault, 6. Stiller, 16. Karazor, 18. Leweling, 8. Millot, 9. Demirovic( till 62'), 26. Undav( till 74')
Substitution: 10. Toure E.B.(from 62'), 32. Rieder Fa.(from 74'), 45. Chase Anrie(from 97')
Bench: 1. Bredlow, 41. Seimen, 2. Al Dakhil, 15. Stenzel, 13. Krätzig, 5. Keitel
Yellow Cards: Demirovic 51', Rouault 54'
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Juventus' 1-0 victory over Lazio marked their seventh clean sheet in the opening eight matches of this Serie A season.
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It was a precious victory for Thiago Motta's men thanks to Gila's own goal
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Bayern Munich beat Stuttgart by four goals, as English striker Harry Kane scored a hat-trick
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Bayern Munich’s key player, Jamal Musiala, will not feature in the upcoming Bundesliga match against Stuttgart
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Juventus head coach Thiago Motta has confirmed that six key players will miss their crucial Serie A clash against Lazio this weekend due to injuries and suspensions
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The Bianconeri conceded their first goal of the campaign as they were held to a draw at home by a stubborn Cagliari side
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Juventus played an amazing away match against RB
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Vlahovic struck twice at the Ferraris Stadium to put an end to his scoring drought
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Stuttgart got back on track in the Bundesliga after their defeat to Real Madrid in the Champions League
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Juventus and Napoli were unable to determine who was the strongest, ending their match in Turin in a draw
