Topics: UEFA Champions League, Olympique Lyon, Juventus, Gianluigi Buffon
A goal by Cuadrado gave Juventus the win, but it was Gigi's saves that kept the team alive despite having Lemina sent off.

Gianluigi Buffon proved once again that experience and skill don't diminish with age, as the Italian shot-stopper proved to be crucial for Juventus' win against Olympique Lyon.

The Italian shot-stopper managed to break a personal jinx when it comes to saving penalties, as he denied Alexandre Lacazette of what could have been the opening goal for the hosts by clearing his spot kick with a left-handed save.

Moments later, Buffon managed to dazzle the world with an incredible save. Lyon was playing against ten men after Lemina was sent off, and a quick counter seemed to be their ticket to the opening goal. Nevertheless, Buffon managed to clear the shot by sending it over the bar.

Juan Cuadrado would go on and score a late goal for Juventus, keeping their unbeaten run in the tournament while battling Sevilla for Group H's top spot.