The Danish midfielder scored in the 72nd minute after Harry Kane had pulled a goal back in the first period, having seen Juventus race into a 2-0 lead inside the opening nine minutes of the first leg of this Champions League last 16 tie. It was the first time the Serie A side had ever lost a two-goal lead at their stadium since they moved there in 2011.
It wasn’t a good start on a cold night in Turin as we fell behind in the second minute when Miralem Pjanic’s free-kick was met on the volley by Gonzalo Higuain.