Standout Stats | Juventus-PSV | OneFootball

Weston McKennie and Samuel Mbangula were on target as Juventus earned a 2-1 Champions League first leg play-off victory over PSV Eindhoven at the Allianz Stadium on Tuesday night.

Below, the game’s biggest takeouts:

THREE ON THE TROT | For the first time since Coach Thiago Motta's arrival on the bench, Juventus won three consecutive games across all competitions (vs Empoli and Como in Serie A and PSV Eindhoven in UEFA Champions League).

STARLET SAM | Aged 21 years and 26 days, Samuel Mbangula became the youngest player to score for Juventus in a knockout round of the UEFA Champions League/European Cup, as well as the youngest Belgian player to do so as well.

YOUNG BLOOD | The Bianconeri’s starting XI versus PSV had an average age of 25 years and 172 days, their youngest in a knockout stage match in their UEFA Champions League history.

MAGIC MCKENNIE | All three of Weston Mckennie’s UEFA Champions League goals for Juventus this season have come at home - the last Juve player with more home goals in a single campaign was Cristiano Ronaldo (5) in 2018/19. No other midfielder has scored as more home goals than McKennie in the competition (three, alongside Florian Wirtz and Malick Tillman).

SUPER SCORERS | In this season’s Champions League, only PSG (three) count more players than Juventus born from 2004 onward who have scored at least one goal (Juve have two in Kenan Yildiz and Samuel Mbangula).