Champions League

25 Feb 2026

3 - 2AGG 5 - 7

FT

M. Locatelli 37' (pen)F. Gatti 70'W. McKennie 82'

V. Osimhen 105' + 1'B. Yilmaz 119'

(HT 1-0) (FT 3-0) (AET 3-2)

Juventus vs GalatasarayResults & stats,

Key Events

JUV

GAL

3 - 2
B. Yilmaz
W. Singo
3 - 1
V. Osimhen
B. Yilmaz
W. McKennie
T. Koopmeiners
3 - 0
F. Gatti
P. Kalulu
2 - 0
M. Locatelli
Penalty scored
1 - 0

Stats

JUV

Summary

GAL

47%
Ball possession
53%
5.24
Expected Goals
1.835
28
Total shots
17
9
Shots on target
8
9
Corners
4
17
Fouls Committed
14
2
Offsides
1
26
Throw ins
10

JUV

Attacking

GAL

28
Total shots
17
9
Shots on target
8
13
Shots off target
5
6
Blocked shots
4
1
Key Passes
2
3
Counter Attacks
2

JUV

Passing

GAL

26
Total crosses
15
511
Total passes
564

JUV

Duels

GAL

6
Air challenges won
7
7
Air challenges lost
6

JUV

Defence

GAL

8
Goal Kicks
12
6
Saves
6
15
Free Kicks
19
16
Clearances
33
11
Interceptions
13

JUV

Discipline

GAL

3
Yellow cards
4
1
Red cards
0

Injuries and Suspensions

Injuries and Suspensions

70
E. Buyuk

Juventus

40%1,266

30%948

Galatasaray

30%969

Match details

Champions League - 1/16

25 Feb 2026 - 15:00

Allianz Stadium

Latest News

Osimhen explains refusal to celebrate against Juve
The sight of Victor Osimhen finding the back of the net at the Allianz Stadium is a familiar one for Italian football fans, but his latest strike in the Champions League carried a completely different weight. While his goal for Galatasaray added another chapter to his prolific European campaign - despite a 3-2 defeat on the night that nevertheless secured a 7-5 aggregate victory and a place in the round of 16 - it was his stoic reaction, or lack thereof, that truly caught the eye. Despite the high stakes of the continental clash, the Nigerian superstar opted for silence over celebration, later revealing that his history with the man in the opposing dugout, Luciano Spalletti, dictated his conduct on the night.
V. Osimhen Galatasaray
Calcio in crisis? Italy's UCL flops can't be let off the hook
As Alessandro Costacurta effectively admitted at the end of a dramatic final night of the Champions League play-offs, he and his fellow pundits in the Sky Sports studio had come to bury Serie A's representatives in Europe - not to praise them. And yet they were left with no option to do so after two remarkable revivals proved that Italian football isn't dead yet.
Opinion
Osimhen wary of Liverpool 'revenge' in UCL draw
Victor Osimhen has admitted that a potential Champions League round-of-16 showdown with Liverpool would feel "like revenge" for the Premier League giants. The Nigerian superstar was the hero once again for Galatasaray on Wednesday as the Turkish champions navigated a rollercoaster play-off tie against Juventus to secure their place in Friday’s highly anticipated knockout stage draw.
V. Osimhen

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