USMNT's Tim Weah scores for second-straight game, assists Weston McKennie as Juventus earn point vs Parma in Serie A

U.S. international Tim Weah scored and assisted for Juventus, as the Bianconeri drew Parma 2-2 in Serie A action Wednesday evening. The American winger delivered the opener, finding the head of international teammate Weston McKennie, and then scored their second as well. The USMNT duo were flying, but it was not enough for Thiago Motta's men to find three points on the day.

For both Weah and Mckennie, it's two-straight matches with a respective goal-contribution, with their last coming on Sunday in a 4-4 draw against Inter Milan in the Derby d'Italia.

Both Weah and McKennie appear to have gained the trust of manager Thiago Motta in recent matches, with Wednesday marking Weah's second-straight start after returning from injury in late October, and McKennie's third-straight across all competitions.

McKennie's header was his first goal of the season for the Bianconeri, while Weah recorded his first assist and third goal of the campaign.

For Juventus, though, it's their second-straight draw, and third in their last four Serie A matches as they fall stagnant over the course of the month. They sit fourth in the league standings at the end of Wednesday, heading into the weekend's matches.

The Bianconeri are back in action on Saturday against seventh-placed Udinese, as they look to claim a crucial three points in Serie A action. Weah and McKennie, meanwhile, will look to continue their hot form in Italy.