ROME: Nico Gonzalez scored for Juventus five minutes after coming off the bench and fellow sub Teun ​Koopmeiners added a second late on as their side ‌secured a 2-0 home win over Parma, making it two wins from two to kick off the new Serie A season.

Luciano ​Spalletti’s side wasted plenty of decent opportunities before ​Gonzalez entered the fray in the 57th minute, and ⁠he announced himself on the hour mark by forcing a ​superb save from Parma keeper Edoardo Corvi.

Two minutes later the ​28-year-old Gonzalez went even closer, this time beating Corvi but hitting the far post with another venomous effort, but he picked up his ​own rebound and drilled a deflected effort into the net ​off Parma defender Mariano Troilo to break the deadlock.

A late injury to ‌Andrea ⁠Cambiaso saw Koopmeiners brought off the bench in the 87th minute, and a minute later the Dutch midfielder wrapped up the three points by sweeping the ball back across goal ​and into the ​net.

Earlier in ⁠the day, newly-promoted Frosinone spoiled Fiorentina’s centenary celebrations by hammering them 3-0, with Antonio Raimondo ​scoring twice for the visitors.

Udinese registered their first ​win ⁠of the new season with a 3-2 victory away to Monza, while Domenico Berardi struck a 78th-minute winner for Sassuolo as ⁠they ​beat Torino 2-1.

With 10 teams still to ​play in the second match week, AC Milan and Juventus top the ​table on six points.

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