Dybala scored the decisive goal, Juventus defeated Milan in the 90+7 minute

Early morning of March 11, striker Paulo Dybala scored a valuable goal in the 90+7 minute, helping Juventus defeat AC Milan 2-1 at home in the early match of round 28 of the Italian Championship (Serie A).

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The joy of Juventus players after Dybala scored to make it 2-1. Photo: Reuters

Dybala's goal was scored from the 11m mark after defender Mattia De Sciglio handled the ball in the penalty area from a cross from Lichtsteiner's right wing.

Before that, Juventus was also the dominant team and took the lead in the 30th minute thanks to center-back Medhi Benatia with an accurate finish from close range in a face-to-face position with goalkeeper Donnarumma after a pass from Daniel Alves.

However, due to subjective play, Juventus was equalized by AC Milan at the end of the first half by Carlos Bacca (43') with an accurate shot in the penalty area after a quick counter-attack in the middle.

In addition to the two goals from Benatia and Dybala, Juventus also created more than a dozen chances towards AC Milan's goal. However, in an unlucky evening, Juventus' strikers continuously missed decisive shots, including two times the ball hit the post and crossbar of AC Mian's goal.

Beating AC Milan 2-1, Juventus solidified their top spot with 70 points and widened the gap with second-placed AS Roma to 11 points. Meanwhile, AC Milan remained in seventh place with 50 points, 7 points behind the Champions League group.

According to TTO