Douglas Luiz supplies the cross for Juventus's late escape
Stan Sport Football's fast-starting highlights follow a Woltemade equalizer with Kolo Muani's decisive stoppage-time header.
Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 42,774 views a day, 15 times a normal first day on this channel (2,838).
Celta Viga v Juventus | Highlights | UEFA Europa League 2026/27
Nick Woltemade gets Juventus back into the game, but Douglas Luiz's delivery supplies the finish. His stoppage-time cross finds Randal Kolo Muani, whose header turns a difficult visit to Celta Vigo into a two-one win.
Stan Sport Football's compact Europa League highlights drew about 17,000 views in six hours, already well beyond the channel's usual full-day audience for uploads of this length. The channel as a whole is also having a busier day, with daily views running about six times their usual pace.
The reel begins with Celta working through Ferran Jutglà and Javi Rueda before Hugo Álvarez puts the hosts ahead. Woltemade's equalizer changes the picture, though Celta still has a penalty appeal turned down when Álvarez goes to ground in the box. González then shoots narrowly wide at the other end.
Luiz's cross finally settles it. The slow-motion replay gives the delivery as much attention as Kolo Muani's header: a late intervention that leaves Juventus celebrating after spending much of the match chasing Celta's lead.
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