Juventus completed a remarkable comeback to beat Celta Vigo on Spanish soil with Nick Woltemade and Randal Kolo Muani, keeping a perfect Europa League record.

The Bianconeri were top of the Europa League table after a 5-0 hammering of NEC , but their Serie A form was disappointing with a 1-1 draw at Cagliari. Their injury crisis continued with Kenan Yildiz, Jeremie Boga, Khephren Thuram, Manuel Locatelli, Jeff Ekhator, Kamil Grabara and Arek Milik out of action. Celta Vigo lost their opener to Omonia Nicosia, missing Borja Iglesias, Pablo Duran, Jones El-Abdellaoui, Carl Starfelt and Miguel Roman.

The last time these sides met was an extraordinary 4-0 Celta Vigo home victory in March 2000 for the UEFA Cup Round of 16, overturning a 1-0 first leg defeat, with both Antonio Conte and Paolo Montero sent off in the first half.

See how it all unfolded on the Liveblog.

VIGO, SPAIN – OCTOBER 15: Luciano Spalletti, Head Coach of Juventus, reacts during the UEFA Europa League 2026/27 League Phase MD2 match between Real Club Celta and Juventus at Estadio Balaidos on October 15, 2026 in Vigo, Spain. (Photo by Jose Manuel Alvarez Rey/Getty Images)

An early Willot Swedberg header was straight at Guglielmo Vicario, and Celta broke the deadlock with a well-worked team goal, passing right to left and finished off by Swedberg laying it off for Hugo Alvarez to tap in at the back post.

A Teun Koopmeiners header was straight at the goalkeeper, then the Dutchman failed to control a Pierre Kalulu pull-back from 10 yards. Koopmeiners also accidentally got in the way of a Kerim Alajbegovic strike, then Nick Woltemade blasted over after letting a long ball bounce in the box.

Woltemade saw his effort charged down at the near post straight after the restart, then Radu flew to push the Francisco Conceicao strike over the bar. On the resulting corner, the Portugal international fired another attempt straight at him.