Juventus came from one goal down to beat stubborn Torino 2-1 in a tough Serie A encounter at the Allianz Stadium.

Nicolas N'Koulou powered the visitors ahead from close range just after nine minutes into the encounter in Turin.

The 30-year-old Cameroonian benefited from the hosts' poor clearance after firing a loose ball into the bottom right corner of the post under 10 minutes of action.

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N'Koulou's early goal gave the away team the confidence they needed to pressurise their hosts as they made more attacking moves in search of more goals.

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But their efforts for the remainder of the opening half failed to materialise and they went into the dressing room winning the first half.

However, they were unable to maintain their lead in the game as Juan Cuadrado leveled parity for the Old Lady in the 57th minute. But the VAR ruled it off for offside.

Weston McKennie eventually restored parity for the home team in the 78th minute through a thunder from the edge of the 18-yard.

The 22-year-old made made a run towards the ball after Juve's corner kick was nodded out by the cluster of players and then send the ball straight into the net.

And three minutes from time, Leonardo Bonucci gave Andrea Pirlo's men the lead for the first time in the game as they rise to second on the log with three points behind AC Milan who have one game in hand.

Arsenal youngster Emile Smith Rowe has named Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes as his role model.

The 20-year-old Englishman has been impactful on Arsenal's newly-found hot form, helping the Gunners pick crucial points in recent days while playing the no.10 role behind Alexander Lacazette.

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The 20-year-old formed part of his side's squad that beat Newcastle United 3-0 at the Emirates on Monday night, January 18.

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The Arsenal youngster is currently boasting of five assists in just 10 matches he has featured for the north Londoners. Photo by Stuart MacFarlane.

He set up Bukayo Saka for Arsenal's second goal of the match in the 60th minute, shortly after Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang had scored the opener.

The assist was his fifth of the season in just 10 matches he has featured, two more than any player in the Arsenal squad.

He made his first start for the north London side on Boxing Day against Chelsea, a match they surprisingly won. Since then, Mikel Arteta's men are yet to lose, winning four of their last five league matches.

Smith Rowe has consequently created 10 goalscoring chances for his teammates, the second-most in the EPL.

Only United's Fernandes has more (12), a record that has seen the Arsenal wonderkid draw comparisons with the ex-Sporting Lisbon captain.

And a clearly flattered Smith Rowe did not hide his own admiration for Fernandes, revealing he draws inspiration from the Red Devils midfielder. Smith Rowe declared after helping Arsenal to a 3-0 win over Newcastle.

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“I look up to Bruno Fernandes as a player. His stats are crazy.

Interestingly, Smith Rowe's emergence comes just weeks after he was linked with a loan move away from the Emirates.

However, he now appears to have nailed a key role in Arteta's team set up and will undoubtedly be afforded more playing time going forward.

Legit.ng earlier reported that Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes made history in the Premier League after becoming the first player to clinch the player of the month award four times in the same year.

The Portugal international beat the likes of Anwar El Ghazi, Emiliano Martinez, Ben Mee, Marcus Rashford, Mohamed Salah, Tomas Soucek and John Stones to win the December edition of the prestigious prize.

He scored three goals and four assists in the month under review to emerge victorious above fellow contenders.