Woltemade Makes History at Juventus
Juventus drew 2-2 with Rennes in a UEFA Europa League match, with Nick Woltemade standing out through an assist and a goal from the penalty spot. The German forward's performance placed him in a rare list in the club's history.
Juventus faced Rennes in the third round of the UEFA Europa League group stage, and the match ended 2-2. One of the most notable names in the match was German forward Nick Woltemade. Woltemade contributed to his team with an assist while also scoring from the penalty spot, which put his name on the scoresheet for his club.
The German player provided the assist for Zeki Çelik's goal. In the 67th minute, he stepped up to take a penalty and found the net. This goal was the third Woltemade scored for Juventus in the three Europa League matches he has played this season.
According to Opta data, Woltemade became only the third player in Juventus history to score in each of his first three European competition matches for the club. Roberto Baggio in 1990 and Darko Kovacevic in 1999 had achieved this before him. With this performance, Woltemade joined a list that includes these two notable names.
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