Juventus' goal celebration shows support for David

Jonathan David scored and assisted in Juventus' 3-0 win over Sassuolo, ending a 135-day Serie A scoring drought, and teammates and coach Luciano Spalletti joined an on-field celebration to back him.

Jonathan David scored and provided an assist as Juventus beat Sassuolo 3-0 on January 6. The goal ended a 135-day Serie A scoring drought for the Canada international. He had started despite criticism after missing a penalty in the previous match against Lecce. After David scored the third goal, many teammates, players on the bench and coach Luciano Spalletti ran onto the pitch to embrace him. Match and response: - Juventus won 3-0 against Sassuolo, with David contributing a goal and an assist. - The goal marked David's first Serie A score in 135 days. - He had faced criticism following an awkward penalty miss in the prior match versus Lecce. - Teammates, substitutes and coach Luciano Spalletti joined the on-field celebration. - Spalletti said the team's actions acted as a shield and reflected the player's support within the locker room. Summary: The players' visible celebration emphasized internal support for David after recent criticism and a missed penalty. His goal and assist were highlighted as a strong individual contribution in the 3-0 win. Undetermined at this time.