Juventus Miss Top Four as Torino Fights Back in Derby Draw

After a delayed kickoff, both teams struggled to find rhythm early on. Despite a fiery start, clear opportunities were scarce.

Juventus had the first big chance when Federico Gatti connected with a deep corner, but his hurried attempt sailed over the bar from close range.

This moment ignited Juventus, who took the lead in the first half. Khephren Thuram drove forward before setting up Dusan Vlahovic, whose deflected shot beat Torino goalkeeper Alberto Paleari.

Torino failed to test Juventus in the first half but came out stronger after the break. Juventus, already aware of their top four fate due to other results, struggled to maintain intensity.

Vlahovic struck again in the 54th minute, firing home a precise finish after a pass from Francisco Conceicao.

Torino responded before long, with Cesare Casadei powering home a header from Rafa Obrador's corner to halve the deficit.

Defensive lapses haunted Juventus, and Torino levelled late when Mattia Perin saved Casadei's header, only for Che Adams to volley in the rebound.

Torino pushed for a winner but fell short, though Emil Holm forced Paleari into a stunning save with a long range effort.

Juventus end the season fifth, settling for Europa League football, while Torino climb to 12th after a spirited display.