The pair gave Juve a rare win in what has been a difficult period as Massimiliano Allegri’s side have fallen from Serie A title contenders to a battle to qualify for the Champions League in just a few weeks.
Tuesday’s win was just the second for Juve in 10 matches after being beaten by Lazio in Serie A at the weekend and they were booed off at half-time by frustrated fans.
Juve face Lazio in the second leg in Rome on April 23 and, should they complete an aggregate victory, will play one of Fiorentina or Atalanta in May’s final.
Fiorentina host Atalanta in the first leg of their last-four tie on Wednesday evening.
Lazio face local rivals Roma on Saturday as both capital clubs try to secure European football for next season.
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