​Southampton 1-1 Juventus: Bianconeri earn away drawJuventus played out a 1-1 draw away to Southampton at St Mary’s Stadium, with the hosts taking an early lead before the Bianconeri found an equaliser in the second half thanks to a stunning long-range strike from Davide Marchisio.THE MATCH REPORTSOUTHAMPTON TAKE THE LEAD IN THE FIRST HALFThe hosts made an aggressive start and broke the deadlock after just seven minutes: Sillah found space down the left and delivered a cross into the box, where Ehibhatiomhan produced a clever backheel finish to make it 1-0.Southampton continued to push forward and almost doubled their advantage in the 10th minute, when Gathercole headed narrowly wide from Daley’s cross. Seven minutes later, Akachukwu tested Nava with an effort from the edge of the box.Juventus gradually began to gain ground and created a good opportunity in the 25th minute, with Yeboah seeing his right-footed effort saved by Long. However, the hosts continued to threaten towards the end of the half: Ehibhatiomhan struck the post to Nava’s left in the 35th minute, before the Bianconeri goalkeeper produced two important saves in quick succession to deny Akachukwu.Southampton therefore went into the break with a 1-0 lead.MARCHISIO’S STUNNER EARNS JUVENTUS A DRAWSouthampton started the second half on the front foot, with Ehibhatiomhan firing a powerful right-footed effort wide from inside the penalty area in the ninth minute.Fifteen minutes into the second half, Juventus made two changes, introducing Przytarski and Davide Marchisio in place of Okolo and Sylla. And it was Marchisio, who had only been on the pitch for a few minutes, who brought the Bianconeri level in the 23rd minute: receiving the ball in an advanced midfield position, the son of former Juventus midfielder Claudio Marchisio drove forward before unleashing a powerful right-footed strike from distance that flew into the top corner. A magnificent goal to restore parity.Juventus grew in confidence and came close to taking the lead in the 32nd minute through Del Fabro, who had replaced Repciuc shortly before, but his effort from inside the box was kept out by Long.Southampton threatened again in the closing stages, first through Gathercole, whose left-footed effort was deflected behind for a corner, and then with another attempt from the resulting set-piece, which was dealt with by the Bianconeri defence. The hosts continued to search for a winner in stoppage time, with Sewell going close with a header, but were unable to find a breakthrough.After four minutes of added time, the final whistle confirmed a 1-1 draw at St Mary’s Stadium, with Juventus responding to Southampton’s early opener thanks to a superb goal from Davide Marchisio.