Black Stars midfielder, Kwadwo Asamoah helped Juventus to defeat Tottenham Hotspurs 2:1 to progress to the next stage of the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday night.
Mauricio Pochettino’s side blew away a 2-2 advantage in the first leg at the Turin Arena by losing in the reverse fixture at Wembley.
Asamoah came off the bench in the 60th minute to replace French international, Blaise Matuidi.
The former Udinese Calcio playmaker brought some urgency on the pitch with Gonzalo Higuain finding the back of the net in the 63rd minute.
However, Paulo Dybala who missed the first leg match in Turin with an injury scored the needed goal to seal the win for Massimiliano Allegri side.
The victory sees Juventus advance to the quarterfinals for the second successive time.
2026 SHS placement: 36,000 candidates apply to Aburi Girls, Achimota schools des...
How CCTV camera helped Police arrest five suspects over robbery, murder of gold ...
Six arrested over deadly New Winneba clashes, single-barrel gun recovered
Presidency gives Mahama Ayariga, Ahmed Ibrahim 14 days to submit resolution repo...
'TMA is the highest political, administrative authority in Tema' — Presidency ru...
Reasons behind dismissal of 9 Board Chairpersons by President Mahama revealed
About 55,000 BECE candidates disqualified from SHS placement for failing English...
Zenator assumes office as Environment, Science And Technology Minister
Roads linking Garu to neighbouring districts worse and immotorable — MP
2026 BECE: Only 17% of candidates record aggregates between 6 and 18
