The MLS All Star Game couldn’t be decided over 90 minutes in Atlanta, and Bradley Wright-Phillips missed the lone penalty kick as Juventus ran out winners.
Juventus opened the scoring off a set piece, with Andrea Favilli nodding home in the 21st minute.
Josef Martinez leveled score on a goofy play which found Juve goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny all over the place.
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Tonight we witnessed the largest stand-alone crowd in #MLSAllStar Game history with 72,317 fans. Thank you @ATLUTD supporters and all of the fans for making this an historic night! pic.twitter.com/b1mVDNSyk1
— Don Garber (@thesoccerdon) August 2, 2018
Martinez knocked a cross down to Carlos Vela, whose shot was parried by Szczesny. The goalkeeper couldn’t find his feet to track the loose ball, and Ignacio Piatti headed the ball back across the six.
Martinez got his head to it for 1-1 (video below).
The final 15 minutes saw the teams angling for a winner, with Diego Valeri denied by Mehdi Benatia goal line clearance and Juve’s Leandro Fernandes sending an arrow just over the bar.
History of MLS All Star Game
1996: East 3-2 West
1997: East 5-4 West
1998: USA 6-1 World
1999: East 4-6 West
2000: East 9-4 West
2001: East 6-6 West
2002: MLS 3-2 USMNT
2003: MLS 3-1 Chivas Guadalajara
2004: East 3-2 West
2005: MLS 4-1 Fulham
2006: MLS 1-0 Chelsea
2007: MLS 2-0 Celtic
2008: MLS 3-2 West Ham United
2009: MLS 1-1 Everton (Everton wins in PKs)
2010: MLS 2-5 Manchester United
2011: MLS 0-4 Manchester United
2012: MLS 3-2 Chelsea
2013: MLS 1-3 AS Roma
2014: MLS 2-1 Bayern Munich
2015: MLS 2-1 Tottenham Hotspur
2016: MLS 1-2 Arsenal
2017: MLS 1-1 (2-4 PKs) Real Madrid
2018: MLS 1-1 (3-5 PKs) Juventus
It had to be him. @JosefMartinez17 for the MLS All-Stars 🙌#MLSAllStar by @Target. https://t.co/4WNMDxinc7
— Major League Soccer (@MLS) August 2, 2018