Juventus beat Milan with a controversial penalty, converted by Paulo Dybala with the last kick of the game, after Carlos Bacca wiped out a Medhi Benatia opener.

The fall-out from this match will no doubt run and run, because the Bianconeri were seconds away from seeing their all-time Serie A record run of 30 consecutive home victories come to an end.

Bacca had cancelled out a Benatia goal and the 1-1 draw was carrying on despite periods of sustained pressure, mainly thanks to the spectacular saves of Gianluigi Donnarumma.

Juventus beat Milan with a controversial penalty, converted by Paulo Dybala with the last kick of the game, after Carlos Bacca wiped out a Medhi Benatia opener.

The fall-out from this match will no doubt run and run, because the Bianconeri were seconds away from seeing their all-time Serie A record run of 30 consecutive home victories come to an end.

Bacca had cancelled out a Benatia goal and the 1-1 draw was carrying on despite periods of sustained pressure, mainly thanks to the spectacular saves of Gianluigi Donnarumma.

However, after Jose Sosa saw red for two bookable offences, a penalty was awarded when Stephan Lichtsteiner’s cross hit Mattia De Sciglio’s arm from point-blank range.

Dybala stepped up and, unlike the Italian Super Cup in Doha, he managed to beat Donnarumma for the Juventus victory.

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