Ronaldo salvages a 2-2 draw for Juventus against Sassuolo

Cristiano Ronaldo

Cristiano Ronaldo scored from the spot to save a 2-2 draw for Juventus at home against Sassuolo to leave the path open for Bury Milan to guarantee top spot in Serie A later on Sunday.

Leonardo Bonucci had scored right on time for the eight-time ruling Serie A victors yet Jeremie Boga and Francesco Caputo hit back for Sassuolo before Ronaldo's point-sparing intercession.

Juventus have a noteworthy lead over Serie A however now can be surpassed by Entomb Milan, who host battling SPAL.

Sassuolo guaranteed their first since forever point at Juventus and gave Maurizio Sarri's unbeaten bosses their third draw of the period.

The side from Emilia-Romagna, are twelfth in the table.

Ronaldo fired in advance for Juventus, having missed a weekend ago's association game with a slight knee issue, with Champions Class legend Paulo Dybala beginning the seat.

Eighteen-year-old Stefano Turati made a noteworthy presentation in the Sassuolo objective, and pulled off a string of fine spares, denying Ronaldo, Higuain and Dybala late.

Be that as it may, Juventus partner Gianluigi Buffon had a troublesome game in Turin as the 41-year-old, making only his fifth beginning this season, had a job in Caputo's objective soon after the break.

Bonucci had gotten Juventus off the imprint with a long-go exertion on 20 minutes.

Be that as it may, after three minutes Boga jumped on a Caputo cross sending in past an out-hurrying Buffon from an edge.

Back after the break Caputo included a second for the guests following a misunderstanding between Juan Cuadrado and Matthijs De Ligt in the Juventus guard, with Buffon then mishandling the exertion as it slipped into the back of the net.

Turati got down low to deny Higuain subsequent to getting his hand to send a Ronaldo free kick over the bar.

Ronaldo's punishment pulled the hosts level on 68 minutes after Filippo Romagna fouled substitute Dybala.

It was the Portuguese star's fifth Serie An objective this season.

Afterward, Bury have SPAL with third-put Lazio at home against Udinese and city rivals Roma at Verona.