Substitute Douglas Costa's injury-time winner secured Juventus their spot in the Champions League last 16 on Wednesday after a 2-1 victory over Lokomotiv Moscow, reports AFP.
The Brazilian winger struck a magnificent, last-gasp solo goal for the Italian champions after Aleksei Miranchuk had cancelled out Aaron Ramsey's fourth-minute opener.
Juve are three points clear of Atletico Madrid at the top of Group D ahead of the Spanish side's game at Bayer Leverkusen, who will likely battle Lokomotiv for a Europa League place.
"We have achieved the first objective of the season. Lokomotiv were defending low but counter-attacked well in the first half," Juve captain Leonardo Bonucci said.
"We created a few chances and finally managed to earn the victory," he added. Juve's Maurizio Sarri substituted an angry Cristiano Ronaldo during the final 10 minutes due to knee and thigh problems.
"I replaced him just because I feared he could aggravate his injury," Sarri said. Lokomotiv coach Yuri Semin made one change from the weekend's draw at Ufa as on-loan Inter Milan midfielder Joao Mario came in for Murilo Cerqueira.
Sarri brought in seven new faces from Saturday's Turin derby victory which included handing Wales midfielder Ramsey his first start for the club in the competition.
Ramsey opened the scoring early after Lokomotiv goalkeeper Guilherme fumbled Ronaldo's free-kick. Ronaldo fired his effort from the corner of the box straight at Guilherme who spilled the ball through his legs, allowing Ramsey to poke home from the goal-line on the greasy surface.
The Russians equalised eight minutes later after Juve took their foot off the gas.
Ronaldo troubled Guilherme from a set-piece once again three minutes into the second half, Guilherme nervously parrying away the long-range effort.
Ronaldo was substituted off for Paulo Dybala on 82 minutes with Sarri keeping an eye on Sunday's Serie A game against AC Milan, despite the former Real Madrid forward's frustration at the decision.
Juve dominated the final moments and Costa clinched their sixth straight last 16 appearance with a tidy side-footed finish in injury time for his first Bianconeri goal since January.
