Juventus finally overcame a stubborn Pisa side with a commanding 4-0 triumph at the Allianz Stadium, keeping their unbeaten streak alive in Serie A after 16 meetings with the Nerazzurri.
The visitors nearly stunned the hosts early on when Stefano Moreo’s header from Samuele Angori’s cross forced a reflex save from Mattia Perin, which also rattled the post.
Despite this early alarm, Juventus gradually took control, creating a string of chances. Khephren Thuram’s shot sailed over the bar, while Francisco Conceicao’s curling effort was met with a solid defensive header from Francesco Coppola.
Federico Gatti’s attempt was smothered by Nicolas Andrade, and Antonio Caracciolo brilliantly slid in to block Jonathan David, keeping Pisa in the game.
Pisa continued to probe, with Rafiu Durosinmi causing problems in attack, though Moreo and Mehdi Leris were unable to breach Juventus’ defense. Manuel Locatelli fired from distance, missing narrowly, while Caracciolo again intervened to deny Conceicao in the closing moments of the first half.
Luciano Spalletti reacted with two substitutions at the break, which immediately paid off. Kenan Yildiz, who had a quiet first half, played a key role in the opener, setting up Andrea Cambiaso for a header at the back post.
Juventus doubled their lead just 11 minutes later when Locatelli’s effort hit the post and fell kindly to Thuram, who slotted it home.
With about 15 minutes remaining, Yildiz carved out space and unleashed a shot that left Andrade stranded, while Jeremie Boga added a fourth with a composed finish to cap off a dominant evening for the Bianconeri.
The victory ended Juventus’ four-game winless run in Serie A and moved them to within a point of Roma and Como. Meanwhile, Pisa suffered a fourth straight defeat, remaining anchored at the bottom of the table.
